Neat idea and potentially a successful one given the widespread use of SMS in Ghana.
Do you think this is a pay-off on the kind of transparency the Obama Administration has been promising since the campaign?
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- afitzgerald
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Good idea
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Can I send him a text?
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"Do you think this is a pay-off on the kind of transparency the Obama Administration has been promising since the campaign? "
Yes, but i think the new website they setup is the larger payoff.
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Hope he has an unlimited text plan. But seriously, could this work in the US? I think it would give him a better idea of what people are concerned about first hand. I can't wait to see how this pans out.
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I hope their "in network'. Boy, that was a crazy summer, running up my sms charges texting from Ghana!
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- MikefromhisG1
- 5 months ago
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Bull shit .
think!
The man is the President of the U,S
He is dealing with the worse economy since the depression.
He is dealing with two nuclear-armed lunatics.
Do you think for a minute he has the time to read text from anyone other then his staff.
This is media hype.
Transparency ! how the hell does that apply to Ghanans sending him text.
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the president is'nt one man; the staff, the party and it's lobbies are most it. obama is the performer, his main job is speaches, that he doesn't write.
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I am so glad that Obama are doing something for Africa.... even if it's a really small first step. Those guys/gals need to know that we are listening....
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- conservativelyliberal
- 5 months ago
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He will be flooded by messages. Ghanans and Nigerians love to send text messages. I hope we can get an update on the activity.
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Prof. Mills, the President of Ghana, will be excited. Ghana, I like the country, specially with the capital Accra, the host for the 2008 Lighting Africa World Bank Program to replace Kerosene lamps by off-grid renewables was a great success. I plan to start there a Final assembly for Solar Electroboxes Africa. Anyone interested? Write me. Actually Ghana is the first country in Africa to receive a Smart Grid, starting 2009, to get power breaks 30 % down.
