Just yesterday, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee hit up its email list members with its most pathetic fundraising plea yet: “It’s over. Zero chance. Goodbye.”
Could the DCCC go any lower? Today’s message is a plea for votes and not money, but “hope and change” is long gone, now replaced by the need to vote Democrat in the midterms to preserve Obama’s legacy. It’s really important, guys.
His name isn't on the ballot, but this election is critical to @BarackObama's legacy. http://t.co/edapWhhBzA pic.twitter.com/BIe037iBIb
— DCCC (@dccc) October 8, 2014
https://twitter.com/AFPIowa/status/519676340757200897
Cuz Legacy>Country. RT @dccc His name isn't on the ballot, but this election is critical to @BarackObama's legacy. http://t.co/ERurSsPv99
— Quantum Flux, PhD. (@QuantumFlux1964) October 8, 2014
https://twitter.com/Obomination1/status/519664519446929409
Take note Montana! I've said it before & now @dccc is confirming that it's True. ALL Votes 4 @MTDems are votes for @BarackObama #MTal #MTsen
— Montana #1 (@Best4MT) October 8, 2014
.@dccc is more concerned about Obama's legacy than our country's future.
— KRenner (@KRenner2) October 8, 2014
https://twitter.com/Matthops82/status/519517768081604608
.@Matthops82 @dccc @BarackObama Oh, I certainly DO intend to vote, but I don't think you're gonna' like it.
— Amy (@ScreaminEaglet) October 7, 2014