Obama’s once-vaunted Organizing for America silent in tax cut debate | The Daily Caller - Breaking News, Opinion, Research, and Entertainment: "One group has been conspicuously quiet during the debate over whether to extend all or some of the Bush tax cuts: Organizing for America.
While groups such as the Progressive Change Campaign Committee and MoveOn.org have rallied the grassroots to call on President Obama to fight against a compromise extending current tax rates for high-end earners, OFA has been largely silent.
A look at OFA’s website Friday showed no mention of the debate. On Monday, a vote in the Senate Saturday had given OFA something to talk about, as they railed against Republicans “demanding tax cuts for millionaires or no tax cuts at all.”
But there has been no agitation or organizing similar to other groups like PCCC and MoveOn. Those groups have run TV ads, raised money and urged supporters to pressure Obama and Congress to draw the line at extending current tax rates for only those making less than $250,000 a year or less."
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