Introducing PACRONYM

[RandySF]

The general election has already begun, and Donald Trump is out-raising and out-spending Democrats online. While the Democratic candidates for President are focused on winning a competitive primary, Donald Trump is reaching voters in swing states day-in and day-out. Meanwhile, outside groups on the left have failed to match his digital investment at scale. The stakes couldn’t be higher. The President and his corrupt allies want four more years.

We think Four is Enough.

Four is Enough is an unprecedented digital campaign by PACRONYM targeting swing voters in key 2020 battleground states. Through innovative advertising campaigns on Facebook, Youtube, and other platforms, Four is Enough will reach voters online and on their mobile devices and explain what’s at stake in the November elections. The campaign relies on cutting-edge, real-time message testing and measurement to optimize content and drive results. While the Democratic candidates for president compete for resources and attention, PACRONYM’s Four is Enough campaign will fill the gap and combat Trump’s campaign directly and relentlessly online.

This is all hands on deck. It's going to take all of us having conversations, and creating and sharing content to break through and take back power. Share your voice, post content or make memes to share on your social channels telling your networks why you believe #FourIsEnough to be featured in our campaign.



https://www.pacronym.org/#about

[rzemanfl]

1. Four is too much. Let the evidence build for impeachment and get his ass out of there

before he can be a crazed lame duck.

[House of Roberts]

2. Four WHAT is enough?

Who is behind this? Looks fishy at this point.

[RandySF]

3. David Plouffe is on the Board of Directors

David Plouffe, who helped lead both of former President Barack Obama’s presidential campaigns, is joining the board of directors of ACRONYM, a liberal nonprofit group focused on digital messaging.

Plouffe said in an interview that he will advise program work at ACRONYM, as well as bolstering the organization’s fundraising efforts. He joins the organization as it turns its attention toward trying to counter President Donald Trump’s extensive digital operation. Trump’s digital efforts have been a source of consternation among some Democratic strategists, who have argued that Trump’s spending is going unchallenged online.

“The general election started, and only one side is on the field,” Plouffe said. “I consider this to be a DEFCON 1 situation. … This isn’t a 'nice to have.' It is a 'have to have.'”

“We know the Trump campaign continues to innovate in terms of numbers, pieces of content. I went through a presidential reelection not too long ago, and they’re spending money at a rate far beyond what we did, or [George W.] Bush did or Bill Clinton did,” Plouffe said.

It also marks a turn for ACRONYM, which was founded in early 2017 in the runup to midterm elections. In 2018, the organization largely focused on state legislative battles. It has already announced plans for a $10 million online voter registration program focused on battleground states like Arizona and Florida.


https://www.politico.com/story/2019/09/05/david-plouffe-to-join-acronym-board-of-directors-1481734

[House of Roberts]

4. Oh. Four YEARS. Reading on a tablet sucks.

Well we blew past 'enough' in the first four minutes of Trump as president.

Anything Plouffe is involved with has to have Mark Zuckerberg's seal of approval, so they don't need MY money.