http://zennie2005.blogspot.com
/2007/0... - In an effort to
play catch-up with the Barack
Obama For President Campaign
in California, Senator Hillary
Clinton's staffers have
launched the 'HillStar'
effort. Let's take a look at
this information in relevant
detail. First, the HillStar
document, which you can see in
full with a
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http://zennie2005.blogspot.com
/2007/0... - In an effort to
play catch-up with the Barack
Obama For President Campaign
in California, Senator Hillary
Clinton's staffers have
launched the 'HillStar'
effort. Let's take a look at
this information in relevant
detail. First, the HillStar
document, which you can see in
full with a click here , opens
with a welcome and then text
on the importance of winning
California stating that
California's important because
of its early start date and of
course the size of the
population. For Senator
Clinton 'our election will
really start on January 7 and
run until February 5, a
29-day-long election' as the
page reads. Senator Clinton
then tickets a list of answers
to the question 'Why Hillary?'
The answers mostly point to
her experience as Senator of
New York and as First Lady.
But the problem here is no one
can get any information on her
time as First Lady; it's
sealed. Finally, the set of
reasons ends with the
statement 'Hillary's fight for
universal health coverage did
not succeed while President
Clinton was in office, but her
commitment to health care for
every American has never
wavered.' That last one's a
big 'whoops' in my view.
First, Senator Clinton's known
for taking money from the
health care lobbyists. Second,
to offer a statement that she
failed in trying to create a
universal health care system
as First Lady, then come under
scrutiny for having health
care lobbyists as donors, and
finally to have volunteers
saying 'Well, she didn't pass
universal health care, but
she's committed to the idea of
health care' or words to that
effect, does not bring
confidence to voters seeking
change that she can indeed
alter the U.S. Health Care
system.The 1000 x 20 x 100
system The HillStar Campaign
has an interesting bit of math
called the '1000 x 20 x 100'
system. This is where 'an
elite group of volunteers'
will recruit 5 Hillary Corps
members, and manage 20
HillaryCorp members over a 5
month period. They will talk
to a minimum of 200 voters in
their district. Out of that,
they expect to gain 100 new
supporters and 5 new members.
The HillStar TimelineThe
HillStar Timeline works like
this in basic (the details are
in the photo and the links
provided to the report
here):Day one is now, this
week. Within two weeks, hold
house partiesWithin one month,
hold a Bring Your Own Phone
party.Continue training And by
November have 20 fully trained
Hillary Corps volunteers.With
all of this, it still pales in
comparison to the hundreds of
online groups and members of
BarackObama.com who are in
California. What HillStars is
has been in place for a long
time, but only recently honed
by an effort called 'Camp
Obama' which is already in
motion nationwide. With little
effort, the Obama forces could
clobber Hillary Clinton in
California. Oh and that Field
Poll of 'Democratic Voters
most likely to vote' that
reports Clinton's 'lead' --
don't bet on any poll that has
a sample size of just 419
people and talks to a small
set folks who voted in the
2004 election. There are
several problems with this
step, amoung them, YouTube
didn't exist in 2004. So all
of these polls of 'most likely
to vote' Democrats --
including the rigged USA Today
/Gallup Poll of June 17th --
totally miss the new netroots.
If a person just turned 18
that year, and didn't vote,
they're now 22 years old,
ready to vote, and consume the
majority of their information
online. Senator Clinton,
beware!

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