Spy on OFA in FoCo Wednesday 3/13

If you want something interesting to do in Fort Collins on Wednesday.. do some counter-intel work.. [Bang]

I'm tempted to go, just to see what they are planning. [ROFL1]

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Friend --

As we get Organizing for Action off the ground, we have a lot of decisions to make about how we structure ourselves and how we take action.

Those are decisions that supporters like you, who've been so important in building this movement, should make. On Wednesday, March 13th, volunteers in Fort Collins are hosting an Action Planning Session -- and you should be there.

This is your chance to get in on the ground floor of planning what OFA will do over the next few months.

Here are the details -- can you make it?

What: Action Planning Session in Fort Collins

Where: 827 Blondel St.
Fort Collins, CO 80524

When: Wednesday, March 13th
6:00 pm

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You'll be able to sit down with neighbors and help lay the foundation for your prospective OFA activities -- organizers will provide materials to guide the conversation, but they'll be turning over the brainstorming, creative thinking, and ambitious planning to you.

Whether you've been a part of the local grassroots movement in Fort Collins for years or you're just getting involved now, you have something to contribute to the conversation. Don't miss out on this opportunity to have a say in what happens next.

RSVP now for the Action Planning Session on Wednesday, March 13th:

http://my.barackobama.com/Action-Planning-Session

Thanks,

Sara

Sara El-Amine
National Organizing Director
Organizing for Action

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If you click the link you are directed here:

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Fort Collins Action Planning House Meeting (Action Planning Session)


Come join with your friends who are interested in issues and policy decisions. Organizing for Action is in a planning phase and we will be coordinating with Matt Golab who is the Colorado "lead volunteer" for OFA. Matt will come up from Denver to join us as we discuss what we want to do in the next 6 weeks here in Fort Collins. We'll have pizza and salad and "pass the hat" to fund it.

Time: Wednesday, March 13, 2013 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Host: Suzanne Trask

Location: Home of Suzanne and David Trask (Fort Collins, CO) 827 Blondel St.
# 101
Fort Collins, CO 80524

Directions:

Drive north on College Ave through Old Town--just after crossing the Poudre River bridge, turn east on Vine St. Almost immediately, turn north on Jerome St.--continue 2 blocks and turn east on Cajetan St. In one block turn south on Blondel St. 827 Blondel # 101 in in the middle of the block on the west side of the street. There will be an Obama 2012 sign on the door.

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For our first order of business we need you to make friends with your neighbors and create a list of the ones that are gun owners and submit it to the Attorney General, Mexican cartels need more firearms.

Do you think they'd be pissed if I wore my CO-AR15 shirt?

Is this when they're passing out the brown shirts?

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Originally Posted by blacklabel

Do you think they'd be pissed if I wore my CO-AR15 shirt?

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That would be interesting with an NRA hat.

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Originally Posted by Skip

Is this when they're passing out the brown shirts?

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No, those will be personally delivered by unicorns.

Personally I think the entire NoCo COAR15 contingent show up and inform them on no uncertain terms about physics.
For every "Call to Action" there shall be an equal "Call to Action".
"Call to Action"?
Sounds sort of militant and threatening to me..........I wonder how the Larimer County Sheriff would view this activity?


We do not need to accept this shit here.

You can take your Socialistic Call to Action and shove it up your everloving ass..........

Organizing for what action exactly?

Sounds like subversive anti-government/terroristic conspiring going on to me. Probably needs a law enforcement (or even DHS) visit to ensure everything is on the up-and-up.

This can't be good for liberty or the traditional American way of life.

Seminars will include:
Using the Mainstream Media to sell lies as the truth
How to commit voter fraud without getting caught
Demonizing Firearms 101
How to get your gun-loving neighbor/family member convicted of a felony
Getting elected to public office with an extensive criminal history
Obamacare: Why the common people need it but we don't
Taxes: Tax only the rich (and everyone's rich)
Entitlements: Why you deserve them and how to increase them
The US Constitution is obsolete - how to bypass/ignore it to progress our agenda
Using "It's for the children", "If it saves just one life" and other phrases to get your way
Claiming racism to stop any disagreements in their tracks
Increasing Democratic Voters: Why Illegal Immigration is Our Friend
Jobs are for suckers: Why pay your own way when you can get others to do it for you
Why employment interfere's with your ability to push the Progressive agenda
Public Education: Brainwash 'em young
Just because your Rights are written doesn't mean they trump my made up ones

Organizing for Action

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Organizing for Action (OFA) is a nonprofit social welfare organization and community organizing project in the United States, heavily affiliated with the Democratic Party.^[1] It is the successor of U.S. president Barack Obama's 2012 re-election campaign and of Organizing for America, which itself succeeded Obama's 2008 campaign.^[2]
Founded after President Obama's re-election, the group seeks to mobilize supporters in favor of Obama's legislative priorities. OFA is registered as a 501(c)(4) organization, which allows it to advocate for legislation but prohibits it from specifically supporting political candidates.^[3]
[edit] History

The formation of Organizing for Action was announced by Chairman ^[4] Jim Messina, who served as Obama's 2012 campaign manager, and First Lady Michelle Obama on January 18, 2013. White House official Jon Carson left the Obama administration to become the executive director. Campaign senior adviser David Axelrod serves as a consultant.^[5]
Organizing for Action succeeds Organizing for America, which was formed under similar circumstances but operated under the control of the Democratic National Committee.^[6] In preparation for President Obama's second term, Obama for America was relaunched as a nonprofit group in order to mobilize support behind the president's legislative and political agenda.^[2]
[edit] Organization

Like its predecessor, Organizing for Action will be composed of fifty different state organizations, united by a single national umbrella.
The organization will accept donations from individuals and corporations but not from lobbyists and political action committees. It will maintain offices in both Washington, D.C. and Chicago.^[5] As a tax exempt 501(c)(4) organization it will seek to harness the energy of the president's re-election campaign for future legislative fights.^[6] The group will advocate on key policy issues such as gun control and immigration, train future leaders and devote attention to local issues throughout the United States.^[3]

I sent in my RSVP, I want to see just what these ... these people are up to. I signed up for the alerts too.