Was sitting on the kitchen table when I got home. A cute little brown package. Felt like a cd and lots of other stuff was inside. I was way too scared to open it...so I just threw it away. I feel bad now. I wasted about 15 to twenty dollars of the democraps campagn money.

I'm now drinking a beer and trying to feel better about myself.

UPDATED

here is the link for a kit

https://www.kerrykit.com

do not make this hot

Quoted: Was sitting on the kitchen table when I got home. A cute little brown package. Felt like a cd and lots of other stuff was inside. I was way too scared to open it...so I just threw it away. I feel bad now. I wasted about 15 to twenty dollars of the democraps campagn money. I'm now drinking a beer and trying to feel better about myself.

Some pics of all that crap riddled with bullet holes would have been pretty schweet. Still, you accomplished the goal!

Got this in email today:

Dear MoveOn member,

Ya'll just got RIGGGGGGGGHT on believing that....

We just wanted to let you know that your Kerry Kit has shipped via USPS standard mail, and should arrive within 10 business days.

Cool. I'm guessing it wasn't really cheap to mail.

The kittargets come in a case containing a DVDtarget, bumper sticker, another target , materials, and more targets. and articles liners for the cats to shit on. We hope you find it useful and informative.

I assure you, it will get plenty of use. At least until it falls apart.

If you haven't received the Kerry Kit in the mail by Tuesday, September 7, please send an email to: [email protected] .

I doubt it'll have come by then...guess I'll need to order another.

If you email us, please include the shipping information (name and mailing address) where the Kerry Kit was to go. Your order number is: XXXXXXX

And I'll try to refrain from telling you all to eat shit in hell...

Sincerely, --The (Bowel)Move(ment)On PAC (Pricks, assholes and Cunts) Team

Damn it feels good to fuck with these clowns.

SG

Whaddaya mean you threw it out?

Geez! Now you're going to have to call and get them to send you another one...

Got my confirmation too. Anyone else here NOT order a kit?

If not get busy!

I want one!!!

Link?

Quoted: I want one!!! Link?

+1

Dude! Dig that thing out!
If its got anything supporting Kerry in it you can get them in DEEP shit with the FEC as they're not allowed to advocate candidates.

Kharn

Quoted: Quoted: I want one!!! Link? +1

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Quoted: Dude! Dig that thing out! If its got anything supporting Kerry in it you can get them in DEEP shit with the FEC as they're not allowed to advocate candidates. Kharn

That's a 527 violation

it looks like it costs four bucks to order. No way am I paying those bitches four hard-earned bucks to get their crap.

Linkey...come on lets see this.

Quoted: it looks like it costs four bucks to order. No way am I paying those bitches four hard-earned bucks to get their crap.

Four Bucks????

They sent me mine for free.

SG

Quoted: That's a 527 violation

It is my understanding that they have recently changed from a 527 to a PAC for exactly that reason (and to allow them to continue to spew their crap after Sept. 2nd, the cutoff date for 527s, as I recall).

Any pics of that ugly cunt Eddie Falco in there?  They showed her at one of their meetings on TV yesterday.  One more thing to get pissed about when watching the Sopranos.

Mine got here yesterday...it went directly into the trash as yesterday was also garbage day in my neighborhood.

Got the email today, won't be able to sleep tonight!

Quoted: Mine got here yesterday...it went directly into the trash as yesterday was also garbage day in my neighborhood.

Good man,
who knows what would have happened if you opened it. You might have killed a few brain cells

I got the confermation E-mail today as well. Yaaa, I get free targets now!!

Cold link to where to get the info please.

S.O.

Mine just shipped.

Got the e-mail.
I put it in my sisters name

I can't find it on the site either?

I'm jealous all I get from them are emails like this

Subject: Stop GOP Suppression of Black Vote

Dear MoveOn member,

Last month John Pappageorge, a Republican state representative in Michigan, told a journalist that the Republicans would do poorly if they failed to “suppress the Detroit vote.” Detroit, of course, is 83% black.[1]

Democratic officials expressed their outrage, and Pappageorge eventually apologized for his words, but his statement spoke to a bigger truth: Republicans continue to actively suppress black and minority votes in order to win elections through intimidation, misinformation, and tampering with voter rolls and records. In 2000, the black voters who were not allowed to vote would have almost certainly swung the election in Al Gore’s favor. And the practice continues: a recent report from the NAACP and the People for the American Way Foundation documents suppression tactics in use right now.[2]

The Republican Party's continued silence is shameful. We’re joining with Julian Bond, Chairman of the NAACP*, Reverend Jesse Jackson, President of the Rainbow/Push Coalition*, Congresswoman Maxine Waters and Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr. and others to demand that the Republican Party abandon these racist, unfair, and undemocratic tactics and condemn anyone in their ranks who uses them. Please join us by signing the petition below:

http://www.moveonpac.org/suppression/?id=3415-4271380-RArGAVd4pzpCIoSNjc.l7g

Many of the leaders above and other signers will personally deliver this petition to the Bush/Cheney campaign headquarters next month, so please sign today and ask your friends to sign.

Just last week, Bob Herbert of the New York Times wrote a column describing armed, plain-clothes officers from the Florida state police (which reports directly to Governor Jeb Bush) going into the homes of elderly black voters and interrogating them, supposedly as part of an investigation into voter fraud. While ostensibly random, several of those questioned were members of the Orlando League of Voters, a group that has been very successful in mobilizing the city's black vote. According to Herbert, this supposed "investigation" has resulted in a blanket of fear, leaving organizers afraid to work and voters afraid of contact with campaign workers.[3]

Four years ago, Florida election officials removed over 52,000 voters from the rolls under the guise of “cleansing” the list of felons. Over 90% of those purged were not guilty of any crime and 54% were African-American, a group which, in Florida, are likely to vote Democratic over 90% of the time.[4] The company that provided the purge list warned Florida officials that thousands of eligible voters would likely be disenfranchised in the process, but Katherine Harris, the Florida Secretary of State who also served as state campaign manager for George W. Bush, went forward with the purge anyway. The result was thousands of voters not allowed to vote in an election that was decided by just over 500 votes.

It’s not just Florida. A joint report from People for the American Way Foundation and the NAACP "The Long Shadow of Jim Crow: Voter Intimidation and Suppression in America Today" highlights recent attempts to suppress African-American and minority voting, documenting instances of the following:[5]

   * Challenges and threats against individual voters at the polls by armed private guards, off-duty law enforcement officers, local creditors, fake poll monitors, and poll workers and managers.
   * Signs posted at the polling place warning of penalties for “voter fraud” or “non-citizen” voting, or illegally urging support for a candidate.
   * Poll workers “helping” voters fill out their ballots, and instructing them on how to vote.
   * Criminal tampering with voter registration rolls and records.
   * Fliers and radio ads containing false information about where, when and how to vote, voter eligibility, and the false threat of penalties.
   * Internal memos from party officials in which the explicit goal of suppressing black voter turnout is outlined.

Here are a few other incidents highlighted in the report and elsewhere:

   * In 2003, in Pennsylvania, men with clipboards bearing official-looking insignias were reportedly dispatched to African American neighborhoods. Tom Lindenfeld, who ran a counter-intimidation campaign for Democratic candidate John Street, said there were 300 cars with the decals resembling such federal agencies as the DEA and ATF and that the men were asking prospective voters for identification. In a post-election poll of 1000 African-American voters, seven percent said they had encountered such efforts.
     
   * In 2002, in Louisiana, fliers were distributed in African American communities stating, “‘Vote!!! Bad Weather? No problem!!! If the weather is uncomfortable on election day [Saturday, December 7th], remember you can wait and cast your ballot on Tuesday, December 10th.” In a separate incident, apparently targeting potential supporters of Democratic Senator Mary Landrieu, the Louisiana Republican Party admitted to paying African American youths $75 to hold signs aloft on street corners in black neighborhoods that appeared to discourage African-Americans from voting.
     
   * Last month, in South Dakota, Native American voters were sent to the wrong polling places, and given misleading information about the ID they need to vote.[6]

Stopping eligible voters from voting is a basic affront to democracy. It is an outrage for any political party to condone or encourage the practice, especially given the history of African-Americans and other minorities being disenfranchised in our country. In the vast majority of these cases, Republicans are the perpetrators or it's a Republican candidate that stands to benefit. Call on Republican leaders to to publicly disavow the suppression of the minority vote by signing the petition at:

http://www.moveonpac.org/suppression/?id=3415-4271380-RArGAVd4pzpCIoSNjc.l7g

Thanks for all you do,

-- James Rucker, Laura Dawn, and the rest of the MoveOn PAC team
  MoveOn PAC
  Thursday, August, 26th 2004

1 http://www.freep.com/news/statewire/sw101420_20040721.htm
2 http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oId=16368
3 http://www.truthout.org/docs_04/081704C.shtml
  (original: http://nytimes.com/2004/08/16/opinion/16herbert.html?hp)
4 http://www.thenation.com/doc.mhtml?i=20040517&s=palast
5 http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oId=16399
6 http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/default.aspx?oId=16362

Other links:

1 million black votes didn't count in the 2000 presidential election"
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/06/20/ING2976LG61.DTL

Commentary in Detroit Free Press
Commentary in Detroit Free Press"> http://www.freep.com/voices/columnists/eholl27_20040727.htm">Commentary in Detroit Free Press

"The Long Shadow of Jim Crow: Voter Intimidation and Suppression in America" (pdf)
http://www.pfaw.org/pfaw/dfiles/file_459.pdf

*Organizations named above are for identification purposes only.

Quoted: Will one of you dill holes tell us where we can ALL request one. I was all over that annoying site and I couldn't find it. I don't have the stomache to surf it again. A little help?

+1

Quoted: Quoted: Dude! Dig that thing out! If its got anything supporting Kerry in it you can get them in DEEP shit with the FEC as they're not allowed to advocate candidates. Kharn That's a 527 violation

<beavis>Give 'em the chair.... the chair!!!</beavis>

It really does say $4 for each kit "to cover shipping"
We did it guys! They couldn't afford to keep sending the target kits out free!

https://www.kerrykit.com/

Quoted: It really does say $4 for each kit "to cover shipping" We did it guys! They couldn't afford to keep sending the target kits out free! https://www.kerrykit.com/

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