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Sure - if there’s time on his schedule and he’s back in DC. They’re both being invited to the holiday party at NavObs on 12/10. But it would be a nice gesture. I’ll check with the VP’s office to see when he gets back from being on the road.

Josh Alcorn
302-598-1885
jmalcorn@me.com

> On Nov 16, 2015, at 10:08 AM, hbiden@rosemontseneca.com wrote:
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> Should we try for coffee with Dad?
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> RHB
> 202-333-1880
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> On Nov 16, 2015, at 4:58 PM, Joshua Alcorn <jmalcorn@me.com <mailto:jmalcorn@me.com>> wrote:
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>> Hi Hunter - Cookie Parker, with whom we spoke a few weeks ago, will be in DC on Wednesday. Along with her will be another person who was helpful to us - Faisal Gill. Cookie wanted to take you up on the offer for coffee while she’s in town. Are you in DC on Wednesday?
>> Thanks,
>> Josh
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>> Josh Alcorn
>> 302-598-1885
>> jmalcorn@me.com <mailto:jmalcorn@me.com>
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>>> Begin forwarded message:
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>>> From: Cookie Parker <cookie@cookieparker.com <mailto:cookie@cookieparker.com>>
>>> Subject: In DC This Week
>>> Date: November 15, 2015 at 11:42:54 PM EST
>>> To: Josh Alcorn <jmalcorn@me.com <mailto:jmalcorn@me.com>>
>>>
>>> Josh,
>>>
>>> I have a last minute trip to DC and as it turns out both Faisal Gill and I will be in DC on Wednesday. It would be great if you could arrange a sit down with Hunter, you, Faisal and me. Faisal is also giving a fundraiser that evening for TJ Donovan who is running for AG in Vermont and both Senator Leahy and Rep. Welch will be there. Maybe we could meet before the event and you two could stop by for a visit. The info is attached.
>>>
>>> And one day I would like to take up Hunter's offer to have coffee with VPOTUS, but not this time. It is too short of notice and there is too much going on in the world. But one day 😄
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>>>
>>> Cookie
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>>>
>>> Cookie Parker
>>> (c) 323.788.6000
>>> (f) 323.417.5055
>>> (e) cookie@cookieparker.com <mailto:cookie@cookieparker.com>
>>>
>>> "When we sit at home on Election Day, we give away our power. We give away our voice. We give away our ability to help shape the future of our communities and this country we love.There is no possible excuse for it. It may be easy to look at Washington these days and feel frustrated with the pace of change, and to lose hope in the political process as a result. But we can’t give in to that cynicism. Because our government — our democracy — is us. It’s only as good as the people we elect. It only reflects our will when we exercise it."
>>>
>>> Barack Obama on the 50th Anniversary of The Voting Rights Act, 8/6/2015
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>>>
>>>
>>> <Big Board Invite.jpeg>
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> <Big Board Invite.jpeg>