For EV Success
Many Pro EV Politicians are too wordy and most of America does NOT get their message:
Get Bill Clinton to do a Message to the People….He's popular again make a commercial that:
o Reminds America HE/Democrats/Moderates got us out of debt.
o The Bush Wars sent American jobs overseas
o The wars started by those who profited by America’s
dependence for oil.
o The “anonymous" big donors to American Crossroads
profited during OUR bad economy.
o Clean energy is about job creation and national security
o We do NOT need send our grandchildren to fight a 3rd war for oil.
American Crossroads welcomes presidential attention
Washington (CNN) - An official with American Crossroads, the third party group associated with Karl Rove and Ed Gillespie, welcomes President Obama’s attacks on the organization insisting they’re helping to drive up contributions.
According to American Crossroads, which was founded by former presidential adviser Karl Rove and former Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie, it has seen healthy online contributions since the president's has called attention to it.
Obama most recently singled out the group at a campaign event Thursday night for Alexi Giannoulias, the Democrat running to fill Obama's old senate seat.
Obama said "two groups funded and advised by Karl Rove have outspent the Democratic Party two to one in an attempt to beat Alexi - two to one. Funded and advised by Karl Rove." He insisted "That's not just a threat to Democrats. That's a threat to our democracy."
An official with the organization tells CNN, "No one tries tackling you if you don't have the ball."
The organization has gained attention for its successful fundraising and for running ads in key Senate battles, most notably going on the air early in the Nevada Senate race, where Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is facing Tea Party-backed Republican Sharron Angle.
The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was discussing internal deliberations, says this year the congressional races are especially nationalized, with local issues taking a back seat to the five dominant concerns that work with Republican voters in districts across the country - taxes, debt, health care, spending and cap and trade climate change legislation.
They're at "the top of everyone's tick list" with some, but there's not much variation by region, the official says.
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