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Palin Raises Money ... for the Left?

Posted by Josh Orton, MyDD.com at 2:02 PM on September 29, 2008.


Get ready for a bunch of emails in your inbox after Thursday's debate -- this trend will certainly catch on.

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Ari at Oxdown catches a NYT report on some counter-intuitive good Sarah Palin is doing:  

"Make a donation to Planned Parenthood," the anonymous e-mail message urged. "Of any amount. In Sarah Palin's name."
The message, which began circulating widely on the Internet last week, had one more instruction: request that the personalized thank-you card from Planned Parenthood be sent to Ms. Palin, the Republican vice-presidential nominee and a vocal opponent of abortion, at the McCain-Palin campaign headquarters in Virginia.
So far, the scheme seems to be getting a strong response. As of Friday, Planned Parenthood had taken in $802,678 in donations from 31,313 people, said a spokesman for the organization, Tait Sye. More than two-thirds of the individuals are first-time donors to Planned Parenthood, Mr. Sye said, and money came in from all 50 states.

Get ready for a bunch of emails in your inbox after Thursday's debate -- this trend will certainly catch on.

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