The Democratic base....

[WillowTree]

What do Democrats think of it's constituents? in In The News in History Channel



In a confidential internal memorandum obtained by Face The State (PDF), the Colorado Democracy Alliance outlines a roster of "operatives" who worked for Democratic victory in the 2006 general election. The document outlines specific tasks for various members of the state's liberal infrastructure, including a campaign to "educate the idiots," assigned to the state's AFL-CIO union. Among the operation's intended targets: "minorities, GED's, drop-outs."

 

[MichaelCollins]

What do Democrats think of it's constituents? in In The News in History Channel



In a confidential internal memorandum obtained by Face The State (PDF), the Colorado Democracy Alliance outlines a roster of "operatives" who worked for Democratic victory in the 2006 general election. The document outlines specific tasks for various members of the state's liberal infrastructure, including a campaign to "educate the idiots," assigned to the state's AFL-CIO union. Among the operation's intended targets: "minorities, GED's, drop-outs."

Shame that they didnt target...

Untravelled jesus freaks who fall for war on terror propaganda... and give all their money to the defence industry.

Be very afraid.... islamic terrorists are everywhere! We need to go invade random countries... if you dont support us..you are unpatriotic!

But then again..those nuts are way too far gone.

 

[jillian]

What do Democrats think of it's constituents? in In The News in History Channel



In a confidential internal memorandum obtained by Face The State (PDF), the Colorado Democracy Alliance outlines a roster of "operatives" who worked for Democratic victory in the 2006 general election. The document outlines specific tasks for various members of the state's liberal infrastructure, including a campaign to "educate the idiots," assigned to the state's AFL-CIO union. Among the operation's intended targets: "minorities, GED's, drop-outs."

Your idea of a source is a blog that links to a link that doesn't work?

Great cred... lol...

 

[WillowTree]

Your idea of a source is a blog that links to a link that doesn't work?

Great cred... lol...

it's okay, you will forgive me..

 

[I Missthe North]

What do Democrats think of it's constituents? in In The News in History Channel



In a confidential internal memorandum obtained by Face The State (PDF), the Colorado Democracy Alliance outlines a roster of "operatives" who worked for Democratic victory in the 2006 general election. The document outlines specific tasks for various members of the state's liberal infrastructure, including a campaign to "educate the idiots," assigned to the state's AFL-CIO union. Among the operation's intended targets: "minorities, GED's, drop-outs."

A link to a message board that has a link that does not work? Really? Great post

 

[Chris]

Man, it is hard to be a Republican these days.

The entire republic is collapsing, and they spend their time digging up fake memos from the Colorado Democratic Party.

 

[WillowTree]

Dumbasses, it worked for me. Have you ever in your lifetime posted a link that didn't work for others? Did you know it ahead of time? Sucks to be you dosen't it?

 

[WillowTree]

In a confidential internal memorandum obtained by Face The State (PDF), the Colorado Democracy Alliance outlines a roster of "operatives" who worked for Democratic victory in the 2006 general election. The document outlines specific tasks for various members of the state's liberal infrastructure, including a campaign to "educate the idiots," assigned to the state's AFL-CIO union. Among the operation's intended targets: "minorities, GED's, drop-outs."

Individuals named in the document, marked "CONFIDENTIAL," "for internal use only," and "DO NOT DISTRIBUTE," are high-level elected Democrats including House Speaker Andrew Romanoff, former Senate President Joan Fitz-Gerald, as well as Gov. Bill Ritter's press aide and former campaign chief Evan Dreyer. All are specially marked as "off-the-record or covert."

Mentioned as a "critical contact" was Dominic DelPapa, a partner at Ikon Public Affairs. DelPapa was at the center of recent controversy stemming from the February leak of a confidential memo he authored detailing a multi-million dollar "foot on throat" attack on Republican U.S. Senate candidate Bob Schaffer, among others.

CoDA is one of 18 state-based versions of the nationally focused Democracy Alliance, a self-described "investment partnership of business and philanthropic leaders" funding liberal infrastructure nationwide. For more information about the Democracy Alliance in Colorado, see day one and two of Face The State's week-long series on the group.

In a podcast released by the DNC Host Committee Tuesday, national Democracy Alliance founder Rob Stein explains the need for large, secretive donor networks. "We do not have the infrastructure that the right has built, yet," he said. "But there has never in the history of progressivedom (sic) been a clearer, more strategic, more focused, more disciplined, better financed group of institutions operating at the state and national level."

In the same podcast, Laurie Hirschfeld Zeller, the newly installed executive director of CoDA, explains her organization's mission. "Our job is to build a long-term progressive infrastructure in Colorado while we're conceding nothing in the short term in terms of progressive goals at the ballot box."

Zeller had high praise for the state's liberal establishment, specifically naming America Votes, New Era Colorado, Progressive Majority, the Latina Initiative, and ProgressNow as partners in CoDA's coalition building efforts. "CoDA works with all these organizations," she said.

The Bell Policy Center, a liberal think tank that regularly plays host to CoDA board meetings, was praised for its work fighting to dismantle Colorado's Taxpayer's Bill of Rights. She characterized Colorado's constitutional requirement for voter approval of tax increases as "arcane."

According to Zeller, CoDA operates "in a structure that provides privacy to members." Under current law, this structure is as a taxable non-profit organization that allows individual donors to give anonymously to shared causes. She described the structure as a "fiscal irrigation system" designed to "provide a harvest later this fall."

Stein, the DA founder, said state groups like CoDA have fired "a warning shot to conservatives in America."

"Conservatives have nothing comparable to possibly compete with it, and they better watch out," he said. Colorado was chosen as a test case for exporting DA's national model, due in part to the "significant wealth" of liberal donors living here.

"It's not just individual donors," Zeller said of CoDA's financial underwriting. "One of the things that has been crucial in making the work of the Colorado Democracy Alliance effective in Colorado has been our partnership with institutional donors and activist organizations in labor, particularly," she said. "That's been a major part of how we get our work done here."

According to Zeller, CoDA's giving is concentrated in five general funding categories: leadership development, communications, "research and ideas," "civic engagement" and "constituency development."

"We embrace the 'progressive' label in our giving and the strategic role we play in Colorado politics," she said.

Despite sweeping gains for political liberals both in Colorado and nationally, Stein believes his coalition can do a better job of communicating with voters.

"It feels scary, because we don't have the message down right," he said. "[But] We're being more businesslike - we're being more professional."

 

[MichaelCollins]

Willow tree believes there is a war on terror...
hahahahahhahahaha

 

[rayboyusmc]

And this differs from RNC instructions in what way?

 

[editec]

What do Democrats think of it's constituents? in In The News in History Channel



In a confidential internal memorandum obtained by Face The State (PDF), the Colorado Democracy Alliance outlines a roster of "operatives" who worked for Democratic victory in the 2006 general election. The document outlines specific tasks for various members of the state's liberal infrastructure, including a campaign to "educate the idiots," assigned to the state's AFL-CIO union. Among the operation's intended targets: "minorities, GED's, drop-outs."

I used to be heavily involved with DEMOCRATIC politics.

Educating the Democratic idiots seems like a grand idea to me, to be honest.

Until people understand the mechanics of how they're getting screwed, they really can't know how to vote or who is bullshitting them, either.

 

[Alpha1]

No surprise here...none at all:

Democrats go to their base voters for votes.....

Democracy Alliance memo details Dem plan to "educate the idiots" and target minorities | Face the State

Democracy Alliance memo details Dem plan to "educate the idiots" and target minorities
Filed Under: Colorado Elections
Topics: AFL-CIO, Andrew Romanoff, Bell Policy Center, Bill Ritter, campaign finance, Colorado Democracy Alliance, Democracy Alliance, Dominic DelPapa, Evan Dreyer, Joan Fitz-Gerald

October 1, 2008

Face The State Staff Report

In a confidential internal memorandum obtained by Face The State (PDF), the Colorado Democracy Alliance outlines a roster of "operatives" who worked for Democratic victory in the 2006 general election. The document outlines specific tasks for various members of the state's liberal infrastructure, including a campaign to "educate the idiots," assigned to the state's AFL-CIO union. Among the operation's intended targets: "minorities, GED's, drop-outs."

 

[WillowTree]

I'm so fucking happy you found them a link that works..

 

[Andrew2382]

Change we can believe in....I wonder how many states ACORN is going to be involved in this election for voter fraud.

I am calling OHIO right now

 

[Truthmatters]

Can you outline for me this alledged Acorn voter fraud?

 

[Andrew2382]

http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080914/NEWS03/809140383

More ACORN Vote Fraud Attempts : Stop The ACLU

CRL Testimony on ACORN's Voter Fraud - MarketWatch

Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

from wiki

"[edit] ACORN and Voter Registration Fraud
In some locations, ACORN employees have submitted false voter registration forms rather than obtaining registrations from actual eligible voters.

In Ohio in 2004, four ACORN employees were indicted by a federal grand jury for submitting false voter registration forms.[17][18]
In January 2005 two Colorado ACORN workers were sentenced to community service for submitting false voter registrations.[19] ACORN's regional director said, "we find it abhorrent and do everything we can to prevent it from happening."[20]
On November 1, 2006, four part time ACORN employees were indicted in Kansas City, Missouri for voter registration fraud. Prosecutors said the indictments are part of a national investigation.[21] ACORN said in a press release that it is in part responsible in these individuals being caught, has fired them, and has cooperated and publicly supported efforts to look into the validity of the allegations.[22]
ACORN was investigated in 2006 for submitting false voter registrations in St. Louis, Missouri. 1,492 fraudulent voter registrations were identified.[23][24]
In 2007, five Washington state ACORN workers were sentenced to jail time.[25] ACORN agreed to pay King County $25 000 for its investigative costs and acknowledged that the national organization could be subject to criminal prosecution if fraud occurs again. According to King County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterberg, the misconduct was done "as an easy way to get paid [by ACORN], not as an attempt to influence the outcome of elections."[26][27]
In 2008, the Michigan Secretary of State office told the Detroit Free Press that ACORN had been submitting a sizeable number of duplicate and fraudulent applications to vote."

Pick a link

 

[Navy1960]

2007: A man in Reynoldsburg was indicted on two felony counts of illegal voting and false registration, after being registered by ACORN to vote in two separate counties.

2004: A grand jury indicted a Columbus ACORN worker for submitting a false signature and false voter registration form. In Franklin County, two ACORN workers submitted what the director of the board of election supervisors called "blatantly false" forms. In Cuyahoga County, ACORN and its affiliate Project Vote submitted registration cards that had the highest rate of errors for any voter registration group.

That summer, the liberal activist group ACORN paid workers $8 an hour to sign up new voters in poor neighborhoods around the country. Later, ACORN's Kansas City chapter discovered that several workers filled out registration forms fraudulently instead of finding real people to sign up. ACORN fired the workers and alerted law enforcement.

Several municipal clerks across the state are reporting fraudulent and duplicate voter registration applications, most of them from a nationwide community activist group working to help low- and moderate-income families.

The majority of the problem applications are coming from the group ACORN, Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, which has a large voter registration program among its many social service programs. ACORN’s Michigan branch, based in Detroit, has enrolled 200,000 voters statewide in recent months, mostly with the use of paid, part-time employees.

Want me to keep going? ACORN is a fraudlent organization that is at this moment being investigated by the Justice Department for Voter Fraud all over the United States.

What are Obama's direct ties to the voter-fraud group? Let's take a look. Obama was not only ACORN's attorney but, actually trained the group in "community activism!" And, while Obama was Chairman of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge, he arranged funding for the voter-fraud group through the CAC. McCauley's World reports: "In Philadelphia alone ACORN has raised over $800,000 Dollars for Barack Obama's Campaign." In politics, scratching each other's back is always the order of the day.

 

[Alpha1]

We have yet to hear from the minorities, GED's, drop-outs, and idiots....(except for desh)

Aren't they flattered the Dims have shown such an interest in their vote....even the homeless have been included in this years Dem. unethical voting scheme....

 

[Alpha1]

Sorry I missed your post....and re-posted this again....

it just struck me as so funny I didn't look before I leaped....

 

[WillowTree]

Sorry I missed your post....and re-posted this again....

it just struck me as so funny I didn't look before I leaped....

no problem at all, like I said, I am glad you found a link that worked so these whiny assled libwels will study it closely.. Thanks