Tweety's Ex-Producer now Joe S' give Conservatives a Voter Seminar

[RamboLiberal]

http://openlettertochrismatthews.blogspot.com/2006/02/msnbc-offering-conservative-voter.html

MSNBC offering conservative voter outreach, for a price



Well, isn't this interesting.

A top MSNBC producer, who worked on Hardball with Chris Matthews, and now works for MSNBC's Joe Scarborough, is off giving paid-only lectures about how to influence conservative voters. Gee, can you get more partisan than that? We're not just talking influencing conservatives, we're talking influencing VOTERS. That means elections. That means MSNBC staff is actively working to influence elections to help Republicans.

No right-wing bias there.

MSNBC senior producer Mike Tirone is speaking on a $279 per listener conference call on Feburary 16. The title of the call is "How to Reach Masses of Conservative Voters with Your Cause, Policy or Political Message." Kind of transparent on its face what that call's about.

[The Backlash Cometh]

1. He must have given Tweety and Russert lessons.

[Stinky The Clown]

2. Someone should pony up the bux and listen in .....

I'm sure there are Dems who have a message they'd like to get to right wing voetrs .... yanno?

Hey Chairman Howie .... gotta few bux for a staffer to tune in on this?

[MissMarple]

3. And here is how progressives work to influence elections.

Big difference. Huge. The GOP are a bunch of greedy, selfish Philistines.

http://www.wellstone.org/camp/news_detail.aspx?itemID=7324&catID=3629

"Beginning in 2006, Wellstone Action plans to ramp up the numbers and kinds of trainings in each of these states by:

Conducting 2-4 Camp Wellstones in each state between January and mid-September.

Conducting at least one national and two regional Advanced Campaign Management Schools by June of 2006. The first of these advanced trainings will be in December, 2005 in Minnesota, with a regional one in Colorado and another in Ohio or Pennsylvania in the Spring.

Conducting 1-6 Campus Camp Wellstones in each target state."

www.wellstone.org