Later, at the opening of a local office of Organizing for America, the outgrowth of the Obama campaign that works to increase voter turnout, Mr. Driehaus said: "If you believed in hope in 2008, if you believed in change in 2008, this election is about delivering on that change.
My cousin and life-long friend Larry Tishkoff, who works at the Israel office of JFNA, organized the week-long itinerary for the women who were visiting Israel under the auspices of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland.
Painted a shade of pink reminiscent of the pastel colors decorating the interior of the Nikolai Church, the office is a masterpiece of organized clutter, filled with stacks of papers and files, including one particularly precarious tower of stacked books on the corner of his desk.
He worked as a public defender, and then in the Philadelphia district attorney's office, where he became the chief of organized crime and homicide.
He is being investigated on suspicion of organized fraud, according to the Paris prosecutor's office.
The attack appeared to be the work of organized criminals, according to an official from the state prosecutor's office.
He is being investigated on suspicion of organized fraud, according to a statement by the Paris prosecutor's office.
"Young people are not an organized constituency: can't hold people accountable, can't vote people out of office; not organized as a constituency because of ideological diversity.
In August of that year, Democrat David Bonior of Michigan, the House majority whip, announced that he would use the staff and facilities of the whip's office to organize opposition to the free trade pact.
"Organizing for America is actually a project of the Democratic Party of Virginia," says Brian Coy, spokesman for the Democratic Party of Virginia, about the dozens of organizing offices across the state like the one in Arlington.
