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Why, is Obama paying hecklers?
Well yes, yes his campaign is. He's paying the guys more than the gals, you know that equal but separate thing.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/229634-obama-campaign-pays-protesters.html
You should read your links more closely.
"Good Jobs Now" is a PAC, and they're not part of Obama's campaign any more than Americans For Prosperity is part of Romney's.
Why, is Obama paying hecklers?
Well yes, yes his campaign is. He's paying the guys more than the gals, you know that equal but separate thing.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/229634-obama-campaign-pays-protesters.html
That is not proof that the Obama campaign is paying anyone to heckle. They could very easily have been Romney plants.
Why, is Obama paying hecklers?
Well yes, yes his campaign is. He's paying the guys more than the gals, you know that equal but separate thing.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/229634-obama-campaign-pays-protesters.html
You should read your links more closely.
"Good Jobs Now" is a PAC, and they're not part of Obama's campaign any more than Americans For Prosperity is part of Romney's.
Well yes, yes his campaign is. He's paying the guys more than the gals, you know that equal but separate thing.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/229634-obama-campaign-pays-protesters.html
You should read your links more closely.
"Good Jobs Now" is a PAC, and they're not part of Obama's campaign any more than Americans For Prosperity is part of Romney's.
So did Obama condemn them?? Did he tell them to stop??
Well yes, yes his campaign is. He's paying the guys more than the gals, you know that equal but separate thing.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/229634-obama-campaign-pays-protesters.html
That is not proof that the Obama campaign is paying anyone to heckle. They could very easily have been Romney plants.
Actually, if either of you had read the article, they were paid by a labor union.
Well yes, yes his campaign is. He's paying the guys more than the gals, you know that equal but separate thing.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/229634-obama-campaign-pays-protesters.html
That is not proof that the Obama campaign is paying anyone to heckle. They could very easily have been Romney plants.
Actually, if either of you had read the article, they were paid by a labor union.
That is not proof that the Obama campaign is paying anyone to heckle. They could very easily have been Romney plants.
Actually, if either of you had read the article, they were paid by a labor union.
Under whose control?
Why, is Obama paying hecklers?
Well yes, yes his campaign is. He's paying the guys more than the gals, you know that equal but separate thing.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/229634-obama-campaign-pays-protesters.html
You should read your links more closely.
"Good Jobs Now" is a PAC, and they're not part of Obama's campaign any more than Americans For Prosperity is part of Romney's.
Well yes, yes his campaign is. He's paying the guys more than the gals, you know that equal but separate thing.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/politics/229634-obama-campaign-pays-protesters.html
You should read your links more closely.
"Good Jobs Now" is a PAC, and they're not part of Obama's campaign any more than Americans For Prosperity is part of Romney's.
So did Obama condemn them?? Did he tell them to stop??
By Evan McMorris-Santoro
President Obamas campaign has spoken out against heckling, and on Tuesday it condemned Mitt Romney for not doing the same thing.
Heckling has become a big part of Romneys campaigning style, though Republicans by no means have the monopoly on supporters loudly trying to disrupt or annoy their opponents.
On Monday, Obama adviser David Axelrod called on a group of Ohio protesters heckling Romney to stand down, calling heckling their tactic, not ours.
In an interview with Fox News radio Tuesday, Romney said his supporters should continue to do what they want.
In the past, Romney has expressed pride in organized heckling put together by his campaign. When Axelrod held a press conference condemning Romneys gubernatorial record on the steps of the Massachusetts legislature last month, a group of Romney supporters loudly booed and tried to disrupt the event.
Romney praised the protesters heckling Axelrod, and said they were organized by his campaign.
More: Romney Declines To Condemn His Campaigns Organized Heckling | TPM2012
You should read your links more closely.
"Good Jobs Now" is a PAC, and they're not part of Obama's campaign any more than Americans For Prosperity is part of Romney's.
So did Obama condemn them?? Did he tell them to stop??
Do Obama and Romney "control" their PACs?
Responding to Romney later Tuesday, the Obama campaign said it had sent a strong message to its supporters that the campaign should be about an open exchange of ideas, not drowning out the other side by heckling and crashing events.
"Campaigns are a reflection of their candidate," said Ben LaBolt, the Obama campaign's spokesman. "Mitt Romney has a different view, endorsing heckling."
Axelrod was heckled aggressively by Romney supporters during a news conference last month in Boston. Romney supporters also regularly drive a campaign bus around to Obama events and honk the horn repeatedly.
Anti-Romney Protesters Say They're Paid To Heckle
Anti-Romney Protesters Say They're Paid To Heckle
Two protesters and an Obama official say Good Jobs Now protesters are compensated for their time. A protest leader denies it.
Posted Jun 19, 2012 4:06pm EDT
DeWitt, Mich. The protesters popping up at Mitt Romney's rallies throughout Michigan Tuesday look like run-of-the-mill grassroots liberals they wave signs about "the 99 percent," they chant about the Republican's greed, and they describe themselves as a loosely organized coalition of "concerned citizens."
They're also getting paid, two of the protesters and an Obama campaign official told BuzzFeed.
At the candidate's afternoon stop outside a bakery in DeWitt, a group of about 15 protesters stood behind a police barricade, a few of them chanting in support of Obama. Asked why he was protesting, a man dressed in a grim reaper costume pointed a reporter to a pair of "designated representatives" standing in the shade.
"I can't talk, you gotta get one of those people over there to talk to y'all," he said. "They're the ones who can talk to reporters."
Neither of the representatives agreed to give their names, but two protesters said they were getting paid to stand outside of the rally, though their wage is unclear: one said she was getting $7.25 per hour, while another man said they were being paid $17 per hour.
That is not proof that the Obama campaign is paying anyone to heckle. They could very easily have been Romney plants.
Actually, if either of you had read the article, they were paid by a labor union.
Who are in no way in bed with the current regime...
On Monday, Obama adviser David Axelrod called on a group of Ohio protesters heckling Romney to stand down, calling heckling their tactic, not ours.
