RightMarch Encourages Conservatives to Counter MoveOn With Computer Voter Drive
By Jimmy Moore
Talon News
May 4, 2004

In response to the "phone bank parties" planned by liberal online group MoveOn.org this weekend, their conservative counterpart RightMarch.com is encouraging its supporters to host "Patriotic Voter Registration Parties."

Recalling the incredible response they had gathering conservatives to counter MoveOn.org parties before, RightMarch.com said they were much more successful in a lot less time.

"It took MoveOn.org two weeks and millions of dollars to get 2,500 people to host a house party for their documentary," RightMarch reminded supporters in an e-mail. "It took RightMarch.com 2 days and some spare change to get over 3,000 people to host a video party for our documentary."

RightMarch.com concluded, "It's easy to see who speaks for mainstream America."

Explaining to its supporters that the "phone bank parties" being conducted by MoveOn.org include "far left" voters, RightMarch.com explains that conservatives "need to cancel out their efforts by getting every conservative, patriotic, hard-working American we know to register to vote!"

Rather than using their cell phone to call voters, though, RightMarch.com is asking its supporters to use their computer to conduct their "Patriotic Voter Registration Parties."

"It's easy!" exclaims RightMarch.com. "All you need to do to hold a PVR Party is sit at your computer, fire up your e-mail program, and follow the very simple instructions on our website!"

They are asking conservatives to register at RightMarch.com if they will be participating in the "PVR Party."

"[W]e need to prove to the liberal media that folks all over the country are contacting everyone they know, to get them to register to vote," RightMarch.com asserted.

A standardized e-mail response is provided by RightMarch.com for conservative supporters to send to their e-mail contact list.

"[W]ith your help, we'll contact over one hundred thousand conservatives to register them to vote!," RightMarch.com expressed.

In a mocking tribute to former Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean, RightMarch.com said contacts need to be made in key states "like Arizona, Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin (YEEEARRRGGHHH!)."

RightMarch.com urges conservatives to take this opportunity to "counter the voter registration drive of the radical liberals at MoveOn.org, and get patriotic conservatives across America to register to vote."