Who They Are: Right Change
Purpose: Though claiming to be nonpartisan, the group has run all anti-Obama ads.
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Who They Are: Right Change
Purpose: Though claiming to be nonpartisan, the group has run all anti-Obama ads.
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Who They Are: Public Campaign Action Fund
Purpose: To promote publicly financed elections and hold politicians accountable for their sources of campaign money.
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Who They Are: Let Freedom Ring
Purpose: To promote a conservative agenda and to counter liberal messaging. In this election, they support John McCain.
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Who They Are: RepublicanJewish Coalition PAC
Purpose: Toadvocate for issues relevant to Jewish Republicans. In this election, theyoppose Barack Obama.
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Who They Are: MoveOn.org Political Action
Purpose: To elect progressive candidates. In this election, they support Barack Obama.
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Who They Are: pH For America
Purpose: To persuade Americans that Barack Obama is not a good Christian.
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Who They Are: Service Employees International Union
Purpose: To promote the interests and values of laborers. In this election, they support Barack Obama.
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Who They Are: Judicial Confirmation Network
Purpose: The group supports conservative nominees to the Supreme Court. In this election, they oppose Barack Obama.
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Who They Are: WakeUpWalMart.com
Purpose: To change Wal-Mart’s business strategy and the way the corporation treats employees. In this election, they oppose John McCain.
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Who They Are: Winning Message Action Fund
Purpose: A 501(c)4 nonprofit affiliated with NARAL Pro-Choice New York . The group advocates for reproductive rights. In this election, it opposes John McCain.
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