1/9/10

Secret Leftwing Blueprint Exposed!

Whistleblower tries to save U.S. from destruction
The document, which purports to have been co-written by Rob Stein, founder of the George Soros-led Democracy Alliance and Maren Hesla, the director of WOMEN VOTE!, at abortion group EMILY’s List, offers new information on how the left is trying to create a permanent left-wing political infrastructure throughout the nation.

Stein, it should be noted, is to be taken very seriously. He created an influential PowerPoint presentation called, “The Conservative Message Machine Money Matrix.” Using graphs, charts, diagrams, and bullet points, Stein explained how the conservative movement came to power by underwriting an intricate network of legal, academic, and political organizations (such as the Heritage Foundation and the Federalist Society) focusing on influencing public opinion on various issues. The left could ensure long-term political success by creating a similar infrastructure focused on its issues, he reasoned.

The document (below) was posted by Wellstone Action, an activist group named after the late Sen. Paul Wellstone, an arch-leftist Democrat who represented Minnesota. (Wellstone is the fellow whose 2002 funeral was turned into a political pep rally.)

Surprisingly, ACORN is not mentioned in the document. It’s hard to believe ACORN isn’t involved in Stein’s project. It could be that the group is merely lying low because of all the adverse publicity it’s had in recent months.

Note: As I was composing this blog post the document mysteriously disappeared from slideshare.net. Currently, the embedded versions of it still appear online. However, I made a PDF copy earlier today just for safekeeping. Read it here.

(from newsrealblog.com)

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Out-of-state union cash floods Bay State

Purple People Beaters pull out all the stops

SEIU members who attended the SEIU Senate Forum last fall endorsed Attorney General Martha Coakley in her bid for the US Senate seat that was left open by the passing of Senator Ted Kennedy.

With our help, manning the phones and working the polls, Coakley overwhelmingly won the Democratic Primary on Tuesday.

Members interested in helping Martha Coakley become the next US Senator from Massachusetts, please call Eldin Villafane at 617-241-3302. We have Coakley lawn signs, t-shirt, bumper stickers available free for members.

(from seiu888.org)

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Hostile business climate grips U.S.

SEIU-Obama economic policies get results

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Brace for a year of stubbornly high unemployment.

Gripped by uncertainty over the economic recovery, employers chopped 85,000 jobs last month, and difficulty finding work helped chase more than half a million people out of the job market.

The unemployment rate held steady at 10 percent. It did not creep higher only because so many people stopped looking for work and are technically not counted as unemployed. But the jobless rate is likely to rise in coming months as more people see signs of an improving economy and start looking for work again. Some economists think it could near 11 percent, which would be the highest since World War II, by June.

(from newsmax.com)

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A Progressive economics lesson

Obama shown the path to fundamental transformation
Venezuela devalued its currency by half yesterday, the first such action since March 2005, as President Hugo Chávez seeks to pull the economy from recession amid falling oil revenue.

Chávez said the bolivar will be devalued to 4.3 per dollar from 2.15 per dollar for most imports. A second, subsidized peg of 2.60 bolivars per dollar will be used for importing food, medicine and machinery intended to boost the economy’s competitiveness.

The Central Bank, which agreed yesterday to transfer $7 billion in reserves to the government, will “intervene” to prop up the bolivar in the unregulated parallel market, Chávez said without providing details. “This is to boost the productive economy, to reduce imports that aren’t strictly necessary and to stimulate exports,” Chávez, 55, said in comments on state television.

Chávez is trying to maintain spending for his 21st century socialist revolution as South America’s largest oil exporter fails to emerge from its first recession in six years. The government is trying to stem its falling popularity and the highest inflation rate among 78 economies tracked by Bloomberg ahead of parliamentary elections scheduled for September.

(from businessweek.com)

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