From the eMail Bag: The Republican Plan (Video)

The DGA just sent me a video you need to see. It’s a short breakdown of how Republicans plan to take over America after this year’s 37 high-stakes governors’ races. The Republicans plan to win the nation state by state, electing Republican governors in time to gerrymander the big state’s congressional districts after the 2010 census.

Colleen Turrentine wrote:

Video highlights

From: Colleen Turrentine [info@dga.net]
Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2010 7:58 AM
To: Tom
Subject: Video highlights
Tom-

Do you remember the eight years of Republican control that put our country in this Great Recession? We’ve only just begun to turn the corner on the economic disaster that they caused. Imagine how much worse it’ll get if they return to power…

The Washington Post just laid out — in painful and frightening detail — the Republican plan to take over America again. And I think you should see it and share it with everyone you know.

Watch this short video for a summary of the Post analysis:

httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0k6epkBexZw&feature=player_embedded

Every single American needs to understand the devastating consequences of a return to Republican control. But since many probably didn’t see the article, I need you to help spread the word by forwarding this video to your friends, your family, and anyone else you think should see it.

Here’s the link to the video again. You can use the form below the video to share it.

Together, we’ll continue moving America forward, not take our country on a U-turn to the GOP’s failed policies.

Colleen Turrentine
Democratic Governors Association

P.S. Don’t forget to forward this video to everyone you can after you’ve watched it!

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