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To: Allthegoodusernamesaregone; All

For anyone who wondered why the link went to a YouTube video with Nina Simone singing...Here is the link to AnyStreet.org — says it is about conservative community organizing.

http://www.anystreet.org/

That could be useful, as I have not heard anything yet about a ‘massive voter registration drive’ for conservatives (like what Acorn did for Obama in 2008).


4 posted on 09/06/2010 10:22:48 PM PDT by deks ("...the battle of our time is the battle of liberty against the overreach of the federal government")
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To: deks; PGalt
One of the www.AnyStreet.org 's initiatives IS voters' registration, amongst a lot of other actions and events. It does take people to make this work. The reason why ACORN and OFA have been (unfortunately) so successful in community activism (despite the way the chose to do it) is because of the obscene amount of volunteers eager to do the work.

Anyone can join www.Anystreet.org but who will actually show up to do the "boots on the ground" work that it takes in order to not just win in 2010 and 2012 but do a permanent shift into the direction our Republic has taken?

We've been arrogant and almost demeaning toward the OFA (formerly www.barackobama.com) and ACORN for knocking on doors and being active in our communities, when, in fact, this is the only way to do it. It takes truly hard work and, despite what we're witnessing today, people are still hesitating, not eager to leave the comfort of their homes, computer chairs and television sets and take back their own streets and communities.


ARE YOU WILLING TO DO FOR THE TRUTH WHAT THE LEFT IS DOING FOR A LIE??
5 posted on 09/07/2010 6:19:24 AM PDT by Allthegoodusernamesaregone
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