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                            Join the Resistance 118,806   Resisters 881,194   needed byInauguration Day 68  days to Inauguration Day         Obama's nation has begun. <   Join the (Patriotic, Resilient, Conservative)Resistance   Welcome to Obama’s nation... The “transformational” figure who will “change the world” is now in charge, and he’s on a mission. Emboldened by an overwhelming electoral victory and a near-supermajority in Congress, President-elect Obama and his allies are preparing to implement his liberal, “post-American” agenda. Simply put, what President-elect Obama and the Pelosi-Reid...

DUARTE, Calif. -- A billboard seeking to encourage the public to call Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., to persuade her to support legislation intended to reduce illegal immigration was unveiled Thursday by an online group. The billboard, located adjacent to the westbound Foothill (210) Freeway in Duarte, has an outline of the U.S.-Mexico border, the phrases "Stop The Invasion" and "Secure Our Borders" and the telephone number of Boxer's Los Angeles office. The billboard was rented by funds donated by California members of the online group Grassfire.org, according to Steve Elliott, its founder and president. "This is an invasion that American...

In a move of political tit for tat, a pro-Bush organization has begun running television ads that counter two recent commercials featured online that compare the president to Adolf Hitler. Grassfire.org, which describes itself as a "conservative online political activist group," has released a new 30-second commercial that slams liberal site MoveOn.org for giving a platform to the Bush-Hitler ads. According to a statement from Grassfire.org, the new ad has been launched in California, Florida, Washington, D.C., Georgia and Texas.

<p>WASHINGTON (AP) — It's the conservative answer to liberal groups airing television commercials criticizing President Bush.</p> <p>An online grass-roots group, called Grassfire.org, is running a 30-second TV ad in Iowa this week, asking viewers to support Bush and his Iraq policies.</p>