>organizing for action
Obama's Step by Step guides to influence media and set up protests
I wish I had the sauce on this. I got these PDFs from wayback machine from BarackObama.com's organizing for action.
The organization technically dissolved, but it exists now through AllOnTheLine
>atep by step guides to target specific congressmen
>contacting media to make it look like there's large support for an issue
So much commie training in Obama OFA (now all on the line)
Issue: Gun Violence Prevention
Member of Congress (MOC): Senator Patricia Smith (Columbiana)
Goal: Secure Senator Smith’s vote on universal background check legislation
Bio: Senator Patricia Smith is a freshman moderate Senator from Columbiana, a
state with 3 major post-industrial cities and a large farming industry outside of those
cities. Before being elected to the Senate, she served as a US Representative for
her hometown of Monroe, the state capital. Prior to that, she was the Director of the
Freedom Institute. The Freedom Institute is a public policy advocacy and research
organization that advocates public policies with emphasis on fiscal responsibility and
school choice.
She currently serves on the Judiciary, Armed Forces, and Foreign Affairs Committees.
She’s also the ranking member on the African Affairs sub-committee. She has an ‘A’
rating from the NRA and has voted in-step with them in the past.
After indicating she might vote yes, she voted no on the issue of background checks.
Her initial comments were that she hadn’t heard enough from supporters and she
encouraged survivors and others affected by gun violence to stay involved. With
plummeting approval ratings and a good deal of national media, Senator Smith
began stating that she is open to supporting universal background checks, and has
acknowledged that her falling numbers are likely due to her vote against universal
background checks.