Common Cause has assembled "a coalition of leading democracy reform groups who recognize the need for immediate action to restore democracy, [and which] stand united supporting commonsense protections that recognize the people as the ultimate check on the corrosive influence of money in politics, which is eroding the very foundation of self-government." http://www.whowillfightbigmoney.org/partners
The groups in the coalition are:
The homepage is http://www.whowillfightbigmoney.org/
There is a companion 31 page citizen-activist briefing book and toolkit on money in politics and how to get candidates on the record supporting reform: Who Will Fight Big Money and EmpowerEveryday People?.
The contact email address that is given is FightBigMoney@commoncause.org.
I have sent the below email to whowillfightbigmoney.org, asking what they think about tweeting banks:
From: Rob Shattuck <rdshattuck@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, May 29, 2016 at 1:21 PM
Subject: Tweeting bank tool
To: FightBigMoney@commoncause.org
Dear whowillfightbigmoney.org,
Would you kindly provide me with your opinion about this tweeting bank tool I have been trying to develop and push: http://2016candidatesdeclarations.blogspot.com/2016/02/template-for-congressional-districts.html
For a specific example of the tool, see FL23 tweeting bank.
Do you think the tool is a good tool? A useless tool? A counterproductive tool?
Would you encourage people to participate and tweet in tweeting banks, if they are inclined to do so?
Thank you for considering this.
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