'Peace truck' stops in Lincoln on its way to inauguration
A national peace organization named CodePINK made a stop in Lincoln Tuesday with its "Camp Hope" pink van as part of its cross-country trek to remind President-Elect Obama to keep his campaign prom
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A national peace organization named CodePINK made a stop in Lincoln Tuesday with its "Camp Hope" pink van as part of its cross-country trek to remind President-Elect Obama to keep his campaign promises.
The demonstration took place at 9 a.m. this morning in front of the Federal Building at 15th and O streets.
CodePink is based in California and began the trip in January. It is headed for the inauguration on the 20th.
Posted in Local on Tuesday, January 13, 2009 12:00 am Updated: 2:23 pm.
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