MyBO gave the Obama team the instant capacity to wage fully networked campaign warfare

My BO doesn't stink like Barack Obama's BO, his BO has an internet smell of socialism change

my.barackobama.com gave the Obama team the instant capacity to wage fully networked campaign warfare. After seeing the volunteer numbers, Trippi, says, "I remember saying, 'Game, match--it's over.'" (Joe Trippi, Howard Dean's 2004 presidential campaign manager and Internet impresario. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised: Democracy, the Internet, and the Overthrow of Everything (ISBN 0-06-076155-5) is a book written by Joe Trippi and published in 2004 by ReganBooks. The book describes Trippi's steps on running the campaign for Howard Dean on the Internet. Trippi explains that the Internet has changed politics and democracy and how politicians can and will use the Internet for their campaigns.

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Here is the reason Barack Hussein Obama won the 2008 election. "In 1992, Carville said, 'It's the economy, stupid,'" Trippi says, recalling the exhortation of Bill Clinton's campaign manager, James Carville. "This year, it was the network, stupid!" AND THE ECONOMY

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The BLUEPRINT for "CHANGE" is very clear, the instant capacity to wage fully networked legislative warfare. Americans need to know how to "fight"/oppose all of Obama's socialist agenda using the web as Obama has with his, mybo.com American's who want to stay free need to raise a "stink" as mybo has.


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Technology Review: How Obama Really Did It - The social-networking strategy that took an obscure senator to the doors of the White House.
Joe Trippi, Howard Dean's 2004 presidential campaign manager and Internet impresario, describes Super Tuesday II--the March 4 primaries in Texas, Ohio, Vermont, and Rhode Island--as the moment Barack Obama used social tech­nology to decisive effect. The day's largest hoard of dele­gates would be contested in Texas, where a strong showing would require exceptional discipline and voter-education efforts. In Texas, Democrats vote first at the polls and then, if they choose, again at caucuses after the polls close. The caucuses award one-third of the Democratic delegates.

Hillary Clinton's camp had about 20,000 volunteers at work in Texas. But in an e-mail, Trippi learned that 104,000 Texans had joined Obama's social-­networking site, www.my.barackobama.com, known as MyBO. MyBO and the main Obama site had already logged their share of achievements, particularly in helping rake in cash. The month before, the freshman senator from Illinois had set a record in American politics by garnering $55 million in donations in a single month. In Texas, MyBO also gave the Obama team the instant capacity to wage fully networked campaign warfare. After seeing the volunteer numbers, Trippi says, "I remember saying, 'Game, match--it's over.'"

The Obama campaign could get marching orders to the Texans registered with MyBO with minimal effort. The MyBO databases could slice and dice lists of volunteers by geographic micro­region and pair people with appropriate tasks, including prepping nearby voters on caucus procedure. "You could go online and download the names, addresses, and phone numbers of 100 people in your neighborhood to get out and vote--or the 40 people on your block who were undecided," Trippi says. "'Here is the leaflet: print it out and get it to them.' It was you, at your computer, in your house, printing and downloading. They did it all very well." Clinton won the Texas primary vote 51 to 47 percent. But Obama's ­people, following their MyBO playbook, so overwhelmed the chaotic, crowded caucuses that he scored an overall victory in the Texas delegate count, 99 to 94. His showing nearly canceled out ­Clinton's win that day in Ohio. Clinton lost her last major opportunity to stop the Obama juggernaut. "In 1992, Carville said, 'It's the economy, stupid,'" Trippi says, recalling the exhortation of Bill Clinton's campaign manager, James Carville. "This year, it was the network, stupid!"
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The conservative could get marching orders to the Americans registered with, "X" with minimal effort. The "X" databases could slice and dice lists of volunteers by geographic micro­region and pair people with appropriate tasks, including prepping nearby voters on current legislation. "Conservatives could go online and download the names, addresses, and phone numbers of 100 people in their neighborhood to ask them to call their Senator or Congressman to vote for or oppose proposed legislation.

Now you ask who or what is "X". "X" needs to be a powerhouse internet web site similar to the my.barackobama.com web site. What web site could do this? What website has the database information to mobilize conservatives? Who has the knowlege
to implement all the tools like on the my.barackobama.com web site? This is the "X" I am searching for. Help me in my quest for the "X" factor. If America is going to survive the "change" Barack Hussein Obama and my.barackobama.com wants to impose, American patriots must respond to; "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised: Democracy, the Internet, and the Overthrow of Everything" which Barack Obama has thrust upon as under the guise of "change".

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MyBO Tour explains how my.barackobama.com operates. We should emulate this and realize this really is an "internet revolution". America's who want to win the "internet revolution war" must join the battle.
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myBO Tour



Help me in my quest for the "X" factor. Post comments as I seek an "X" to counter the "malcolm "X" that has been elected


Technology Review: How Obama Really Did It - The social-networking strategy that took an obscure senator to the doors of the White House.
Joe Trippi, Howard Dean's 2004 presidential campaign manager and Internet impresario, describes Super Tuesday