|
I think the answer's obvious, but for two examples see Tara Grubb and the following viral email I received:
> -----Original Message----- > From: The Executive Committee Against Uppity Citizens > Sent: Monday November 03 7:37 AM > To: MoveOn.org > Subject: Please don't vote.
> Dear friend,
> On behalf of Shell, Mobil, and Exxon; Boeing, Lockheed-Martin, > and GE; all the Enrons, Halliburtons, and Harkens; President > Bush, Vice President Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, and the other CEOs > of the Cabinet; and thousands of us who are working for a better > life for the wealthiest Americans, we have one simple request: > Could you please just stay home tomorrow?
> See, we have things to do. Nations to invade. Wetlands to > destroy. Oil to drill. Courts to pack. Corporate taxes to cut.
> What's frustrating for us is that we're coming up against some > pretty stiff resistance. We've spent hundreds of millions of > dollars to secure the Senate, but it looks like we just may lose > it. Heck, we may even lose the House. We don't quite get what it > is about our agenda that you people don't like, but it's clear > that this time, you may be upset enough to actually do something > about it.
> That's why we're writing this message to you today. Please don't > vote. Ask your friends not to vote. What could the harm be in > sitting this round out? If you could just stay home on Election > Day, we can get back to the important business of running the > nation for you, and we won't have to bother you again. > Thank you, > The Executive Committee Against Uppity Citizens
|