moveon is pimping for Obama in Texas (BARF ALERT)

[Gopher Broke]

Dear MoveOn member,

Wow. In 2 days, MoveOn members across the nation signed up to host over 900 "Yes We Can" parties to get out the vote for Barack Obama in Texas! And yesterday, Bill Clinton said that if Obama wins Texas on March 4, he'll win the nomination.1

So on Sunday, March 2, we're holding the biggest phone bank in presidential primary history. Folks everywhere will come to parties armed with cell phones—ready to call thousands of Texas MoveOn members whose votes could put Obama over the top on March 4.

But, we don't yet have an Obama party in (your town).

Can you share your living room for a couple hours on Sunday, March 2, at 4 p.m. to help make Obama our next president? To host a party, click here:

http://pol.moveon.org/event/events/create.html?action_id=

We're aiming for 1,000 Obama parties nationwide. There will be a lot of interest in making calls—people near xxxxx just need somewhere to go. If ever there were a Sunday afternoon to help Obama, this is it. (If you would rather not get emails from us about the Democratic primary, just click here.)

You don't have to know anything about Texas voting to host, and you don't need tons of phone lines. We'll get you all the information you need and folks will bring their own phones. We'll also help you build your crowd.

At these parties, we'll make sure folks know about the unusual primary-plus-caucus system in Texas, which allows voters to double their impact. If we can get our 125,000 MoveOn members in Texas to flood primary and caucus locations, Obama will win. But it's up to us to make sure everyone knows how the system works.

By opening up your living room for a couple hours, you can help put Obama over the top. Please sign up to host a "Yes We Can" Obama party here:

http://pol.moveon.org/event/events/create.html?action_id=

Thanks for all you do.

–Adam G., Anna, Eli, Laura, and the MoveOn.org Political Action Team Friday, February 22nd, 2008

[Tenacious 1]

This is political High Treason!!!!

Moveon.org was a Clinton support group. It was organized because of the Clinton’s.

What’s next, Ralph Nader running for President?

[pissant]

He’s got Moveon behind him, the terrorists from the Weather Underground, Al Quaeda, and The Nation of Islam. And people here are worrying about Clinton playing dirty tricks on this scumbag.

[redstates4ever]

[F15Eagle]

Normally a thread about MoveOn.Org generates quite a few comments ... We’ll see if this thread gets any traction ...

[pissant]

Too many freepers spending time defending him against ‘dirty tricks’ to bother understanding what a flippin disaster the commie is.

[F15Eagle]

Yep — and when it happens there will be much screaming about how it all came to pass ...

And Louie Farrakhan will be grinning from ear-to-ear ...

[JackRyanCIA]

Moveon.org members should be arrested and shot for sedition. The execution of a billionaire would be real cool.

[The Pack Knight]

The proverbial rats are fleeing Clinton's sinking ship. Hell, even Bill Clinton seems to be hedging his bets!

The problem, of course, is that Hillary seems to have become an unwitting stalking horse to the most radically leftist major presidential candidate in American history. It'll be a race now to inform the American voters of the truth behind the "progressive" governing philosophy this outwardly conciliatory and "bipartisan" candidate actually plans to bring to the White House. The GOP certainly hasn't helped matters by nominating such a weak candidate, but we have to play the cards we've been dealt.

Many have compared him to George McGovern, but I don't think that's being fair to McGovern. McGovern is a bona fide war hero and a patriot, if a terribly misguided one. I have serious doubts about Obama's loyalty to the United States. As loath as I am to reward the Jell-O Wing of the Republican Party with my vote for their nominee, the alternative of an Obama Presidency just too dangerous to risk in a time of war.

[Tenacious 1]

As loath as I am to reward the Jell-O Wing of the Republican Party with my vote for their nominee, the alternative of an Obama Presidency just too dangerous to risk in a time of war.

Truer words are seldom articulated. My whole life, I have been apposed to negative campaigning. I may be re-thinking that in this election. I do not believe that McCain's positive conservative attributes are going to improve republican turn-out at the polls.

Scaring conservatives and republicans to the poles might actually become the more effective strategy.

[jerod]

This is funny... The group created to thwart impeachment efforts and convince the sheep to accept a pervert President has MOVED ON from the failed Presidential candidacy of Hillary Clinton. Rather ironic, don't you think?

BTW - MoveOn's first mission failed miserably - Clinton's scandal ridden past haunts them to this day and it will always haunt them and the DemocRAT party.