Thursday, July 1. 2004
Ever hear of privacy violations?
When you joined your local church, did you assume that they would keep your information private?
Not in Bush's Amerikka!
From the BC04 memo:
Whether or not some of these activities may violate privacy policies, and whether they may even put a church's non-profit status at risk, it's also highly instructive - BC04 may be led by "Miserable Failure"s, but they are organized, committed and willing to do WHATEVER to win this thing.
Not in Bush's Amerikka!
From the BC04 memo:
Coalition Coordinator: Duties
[...]
- Send your church directory to your State Bush-Cheny '04 Headquarters or give it to a BC04 Field Rep
- Identify another conservative church in your community who we can organize for Bush
[...]
- Receive a list from you County Chair of all non-registered church members and Pro-Bush Conservatives
By Sunday, Sept. 26th, 2004
[...]
- All non-registered church members must be registered to vote
[...]
By Sunday, Oct 31st, 2004
[...]
- Get-out-the-vote program at your church - place reminder bulletin about all Christian citizens needing to vote in Sunday program or on a board near the church entrance.
Whether or not some of these activities may violate privacy policies, and whether they may even put a church's non-profit status at risk, it's also highly instructive - BC04 may be led by "Miserable Failure"s, but they are organized, committed and willing to do WHATEVER to win this thing.
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This one is, I believe, illegal. I remember reading something somewhere recently about this, that said that using church registries is a violation of Federal campaign laws. I'll see if I can dig it up again...