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Want to talk dirty... tricks with Bradley Whitford ("The West Wing") and Jane Hamsher?
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Bradley Whitford, who became famous on the legendary political drama, The West Wing, has joined us at Courage Campaign to oppose the latest Republican dirty trick. Along with Jane Hamsher, you can participate in a Courage Conference Call on Monday to talk about how we'll put a stop to these GOP dirty tricks in California.
Here's the invitation from Rick Jacobs:
Here's the invitation from Rick Jacobs:
Want to talk dirty… tricks?
We would like to invite you to a special Courage Campaign conference call this Monday, September 24, with Bradley Whitford ("The West Wing"), Jane Hamsher (firedoglake.com), John Amato (CrooksandLiars.com) and Ben Tulchin, California's pollster for Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research.
We'll also be joined by netroots and grassroots activists from across California and America. Inspired by our netroots-driven campaign, bloggers David Dayen ("dday") and Dante Atkins ("hekebolos") got together with other netroots activists in Los Angeles and independently shot and produced a YouTube video endorsing Courage's "No Dirty Tricks" campaign.
You can RSVP for Monday's 4 p.m. PDT conference call and watch this netroots-only "No Dirty Tricks" YouTube video right now:
http://www.couragecampaign.org/dirtytrickscall
Dirty tricks, you say?
Yes, the Republicans are at it again with one of the most dangerous initiatives ever put before voters. If the so-called "Presidential Election Reform Act" passes on June 3, 2008, California will unilaterally be forced to divide up its electoral college votes by congressional district, resulting in the Republican theft of at least 20 electoral votes in November's general election -- the equivalent of Ohio.
That means that right-wing Republicans will lock down the White House for another four years and beyond to build on Karl Rove and George W. Bush's legacy of dirty tricks to subvert our democracy. No wonder the New York Times issued a scathing editorial ("Stacking the Electoral Deck") calling this Republican power grab an "elaborate dirty trick" by a "shadowy group" of California Republicans that will "do serious damage to our democracy."
Enough is enough. No more dirty tricks. Not in California. Not in America.
With your help, we're going to defeat this initiative. Netroots bloggers and grassroots activists from across the country are joining Courage Campaign to stop these right-wingers from hijacking the White House.
Will you?
Join me, Bradley Whitford, Jane Hamsher, John Amato and Ben Tulchin on Monday at 4 p.m. PDT to talk dirty tricks and Courage Campaign's netroots-driven movement to stop them:
http://www.couragecampaign.org/dirtytrickscall
We want to hear your questions and suggestions about the GOP's dirty trick initiative. I will be hosting the call and will take questions emailed ahead of time as well as live ones from participants on the call. So, after you RSVP, please submit your questions on the form provided.
Space is limited, so please RSVP ASAP. We will contact you via email with the conference call dial-in information:
http://www.couragecampaign.org/dirtytrickscall
We are looking forward to joining you, Bradley, Jane, John and Ben on the call!
And thank you again for everything you are doing to take back our country from these dirty tricksters.
Rick Jacobs
Chair
Courage Campaign
P.S. On Monday, we will release a special new YouTube video featuring Bradley Whitford. You won't want to miss it, so be sure to watch out for my message in your in-box.
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