Read all about it.Greg Sargent wrote:...some allies of Wall Street firms see Occupy Wall Street as a potential long term political threat.
...Lobbyists at Clark Lytle Geduldig Cranford wrote:Leading Democratic party strategists have begun to openly discuss the benefits of embracing the growing and increasingly organized Occuy Wall Street (OWS) movement to prevent Republican gains in Congress and the White House next year. We have seen this process of adopting extreme positions and movements to increase base voer turnout, including in the 2005-2006 immigration debate. If vilifying the leading companies of this sector is allowed to become an unchallenged centerpiece of a coordinated Democratic campaign, it has the potential to have very long-lasting political, policy and financial impacts on the companies in the center of the bullsye.
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OWS Disinformation From Wall St.'s Flacks
Wall Street is scared of Occupy, and even more scared of Democrats embracing Occupy and what effect this will have on the upcoming elections.
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