Saturday, July 17, 2004
Is the GOP spying on you?
The Minnesota State Republican Party has developed a website that allows it's activists to tap into voters who's info they want to know about.
They're specifically interested in the activists in neighborhoods.
WebVoter gives GOP activists 25 names of people who are mostly within a few blocks of them. The idea is to find out what the hot button issues are for their neighbors. Names are given out with and without permission.
Individuals who appear persuadable will be given Bush Campaign literature.
Next up: Karl Rove implants microchips into the butts of all voters in Texas.
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They're specifically interested in the activists in neighborhoods.
WebVoter gives GOP activists 25 names of people who are mostly within a few blocks of them. The idea is to find out what the hot button issues are for their neighbors. Names are given out with and without permission.
Individuals who appear persuadable will be given Bush Campaign literature.
Next up: Karl Rove implants microchips into the butts of all voters in Texas.
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