“Make $350-650 a week “protesting” on Wall Street"

Craig's List ^ | 10/7/2011 | Craigs List

[PMAS]

http://newyork.craigslist.org/brk/gov/2618821815.html

The Working Families Party (WFP) (www.workingfamiliesparty.org) is New York's most energetic, independent and progressive political party. Formed in 1998 by a grassroots coalition of community organizations, neighborhood activists, and labor unions, we came together to build a society that works for all of us, not just Wall Street CEOs and the well-connected. WFP is independent from corporate and government funding and in-addition we are community based; community funded and equally uninfluenced by both major parties. Our agenda focuses on economic and social justice, corporate accountability, job creation, environmental protection, and investment in education and healthcare. For the past twelve years the WFP has been at the fore front of progressive politics,

Leading the fight and helping to frame the debate. The WFP has a proud record of fighting for issues that matter and has been instrumental in implementing key pieces of legislation such as Raising New York's Minimum Wage, Enacting Living Wage Laws, Creating Thousands of Jobs In the Green Economy, Passing Healthcare Reforms on the Local Level, Fighting for Affordable Housing, Keeping Tuition Costs Low, A Progressive Tax Code, Reliable/Cost Effective Public Transit System, Public Financing Of Elections and Corporate Accountability . In addition, we have an unapologetic stance on supporting and pushing good candidates to enact progressive legislation

The WFP is seeking immediate hires.

You must be an energetic communicator, with a passion for social and economic justice.

[DRey]

I already sent it to Drudge, but maybe others could do the same. Would love to see him put it up.

[ropin71]

I’m trying to apply, but application not loading

[GOPJ]

This explains why some of the people ‘protesting’ couldn't read the signs they were carrying. It'd be one beefy white union guy and a bunch of Hispanics.

And the press? They're buying this 'grassroots' rent-a-crowd protest hook line and sinker. Fools.

[jmcenanly]

The pay may be relatively good, but it is going to be pure poison on a resume, unless you want to be a paid protester for the rest of your life.

[Minus_The_Bear]

I would advise everybody to take a screenshot of that Craigslist listing with Screegrab (Firefox) or Awesome Screenshot (Chrome) because it will probably be pulled when they find out people are looking at it.

[Las Vegas Ron]

How do you post this on FB?

[DRey]

You can also hit function/print screen, then ctrl C. Paste it to Word or whatever.

[research99]

Spread this also to any local business impacted negatively by these protests.

They may be actionable in court for civil and class-action settlements.

The city if NYC may also initiate proceedings to clawback overtime police and other expenses.

[GOPJ]

... seeking immediate hires. You must be an energetic communicator, with a passion for social and economic justice.

"Occupy" - a rent-a-mob protest. The only people who don't 'get' that it's a paid for photo-op are the "dumb as the bedpost" MSM reporters...

[TexasBeth]

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[PMAS]

I sent it to Rush, Glenn Beck and Mark Levin

[Minus_The_Bear]

You can do that as well... but that may also copy some of your personal info (like your browser tabs... etc.)

[GOPJ]

For those candidates that qualify WFP offers substantial paid-training provided by senior leadership, on varied issues such as: advocacy, public speaking, mobilizing, fundraising, networking and organizing. We invest in passionate people with excellent communication skills and a full benefits package is offered to those candidates that qualify. In addition, there is opportunity for advancement and travel to our satellite chapters and out of state affiliates.

And the little liars expected us to believe it was a 'leaderless' grassroots protest... The only people dumb enough to believe that bull work for the Washington Post and the New York Times....oh, and MSNBC....

[caper gal 1]

This perfectly illustrates why Tea Party rallies are weekend events; we turn out HUMONGOUS numbers of people, but come Monday morning we have to be back at work.

[concerned about politics]

Their protest is nothing but a farce. It's a get-out-the-vote-campaign for Oboma.

They're filthy, disgusting, lazy, and coveting. If the left thinks they're going to bring in new Oboma converts with this bunch, they'd better think again. Who would want to be associated with a freak show like this? It's as vile as a gay parade.

Anyway, it'll be getting colder soon. The kids will have to go home sooner rather than later. The cities are going to have to bring in the Hazmat teams to clean up the trash, used condoms, and the human stench left behind.

Remember to remind people - these are Obomas activists. The right wing had nothing to do with it.

[skeeter]

The only people who don't 'get' that it's a paid for photo-op are the "dumb as the bedpost" MSM reporters...

Oh they get it all right. All the union organizing and community activism in the world wont mean a thing if the images they produce don't reach millions. Thats the "news" media's job.

[BobL]

“And the press? They’re buying this ‘grassroots’ rent-a-crowd protest hook line and sinker. Fools. “

Spare me. The press knows FULL WELL who these people are and how they operate (hell, their college buddies are running the damn thing). That’s why Rush has 20,000,000 listeners and we’re talking here tonight....meaning that we’re on to them and are SICK of it.

[Ditto]

I guess this helps explain where a lot of union dues are going these days.

More likely foundation money --- Ford, Carnegie, Heinz, Annenberg --- name them, and the slimy 60s Hippies have taken them over and are using the old money meant for good works, for their own evil intent.

[MarkL]

Formed in 1998 by a grassroots coalition of community organizations, neighborhood activists, and labor unions,

What a novel redefinition of the word "grassroots."

Leftist, like Humpty Dumpty believe "'When I use a word,' Humpty Dumpty said, in rather a scornful tone, 'it means just what I choose it to mean — neither more nor less.' "

Mark

[ResearchMonkey]

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