[org.whodat]

It was on a posting here today that mittwitt sent out emails telling his supporters how to join and vote. So I was correct, he was encouraging non value voters to vote. Sort of like voting the dead. :)

[CharlesWayneCT]

His campaign apparently sent out an e-mail telling his supporters (and those who are on his mailing list) that the FRC had an on-line vote, and encouraging people to vote online, even if they were attending. To vote online you had to be a member (apparently even if you were attending), and to be a member you had to donate.

The e-mail apparently explained all of that, and gave the link.

I have no idea what you mean by “non value voters”. I know it was called the “value voters conference, but it was run by the Family Research Council, and was open to anybody who wanted to pay to attend. I have no idea how many valueless voters might have shown up at the conference, or be on Mitt’s e-mail list.

I’m guessing his campaign believes that all of his supporters have value.

[Spiff]

It was on a posting here today that mittwitt sent out emails telling his supporters how to join and vote. So I was correct, he was encouraging non value voters to vote. Sort of like voting the dead.

Except for Giuliani, EVERY candidate received the majority of their votes from online voters. Every vote that was cast, online or in person, was cast by a member of the Family Research Council. Your insinuations are idiotic and obnoxious.