posted by Joe Polk at 1:41 AM /
At 17, Nathan Zezza of Mt. Lebanon wasn't even old enough to vote in the presidential election earlier this month.
But that didn't stop him from working more than 500 hours on the campaign to re-elect President Barack Obama, manning phone banks and pounding the pavement.
He thought his big reward for that effort was the president's re-election.
But last weekend, he found out he's getting a more personal reward. Nathan, a senior at Mt. Lebanon High School, received an invitation from the president, Vice President Joe Biden and their wives to a holiday reception Dec. 18 at the White House.
Read the full article:
But that didn't stop him from working more than 500 hours on the campaign to re-elect President Barack Obama, manning phone banks and pounding the pavement.
He thought his big reward for that effort was the president's re-election.
But last weekend, he found out he's getting a more personal reward. Nathan, a senior at Mt. Lebanon High School, received an invitation from the president, Vice President Joe Biden and their wives to a holiday reception Dec. 18 at the White House.
Read the full article:
- www.post-gazette.com/stories/local/region/mt-lebanon-teen-nathan-zezza-invited-to-white-house-664656 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Labels: barack obama, nathan zezza, politics, white house
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