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George was born and raised in NJ and graduated from Johns Hopkins in 1998. After 3 years of management experience at Procter & Gamble, George graduated from the London Business School with an MBA in 2003.

Since his congressional run in 2004, he has assisted candidates at the local, county, state, and international level. George has traveled to 30 countries and worked across 4 continents, including projects in London, Dakar, and Dubai.

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Wednesday, September 03, 2008

Meanwhile, in Minneapolis...

I have heard from numerous sources that some footage that the Ron Paul campaign recorded of me speaking about his candidacy at the Arab American Institute conference from last October was broadcast at the Rally for the Republic held this week as a "shadow convention" in Minneapolis-St. Paul. Here is a pic, thanks to my young friend Abraham Hamadeh.


If anyone has video of this segment, which I was told was played around the time of the great Tom Woods' speech, please send it to me.

UPDATE - here is the C-SPAN footage - I come on at 1:19:00.

Posted at 6:46 PM

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1 comments:

AbuHatem said...

Dear George,

Salamat and marhaba. I am also a Syrian American conservative and I do blog, but I am not Abraham Hamadeh, although I did write the piece on Ron Paul for his website.

Best of wishes,

Abu Hatem (AbuHatem.com)

September 14, 2008 9:20 PM

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