Yep! Far left wackos have descended on Atlanta for the annual Nutroots Nation convention.
The beating heart of the effort to resist President Donald Trump will descend on Atlanta on Thursday with a four-day conference of the nation’s leading liberal activists and politicians.
The mission of the Netroots Nation event is to energize a legion of new activists ahead of next year’s midterms, derail Trump’s agenda and lay the groundwork to oust him in 2020. And they’ll have backup from U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and former Vice President Al Gore, as well as Georgia’s two Democratic candidates for governor, Stacey Abrams and Stacey Evans.
Yep! Fauxchahontas and Pope Albert I of the Church of AGW will be on hand. Whoopie!
Part pep rally and part insurgency training, the conference includes nearly 200 panels and training sessions designed to teach progressive activists how to reclaim state legislatures, advance LGBT rights in the South and master social media strategy.
Others aim to encourage liberals to run for office, whether they challenge incumbent Republicans or establishment Democrats. One even advises activists on how — and why — they should take over their local Democratic Party to bring a more liberal bent.
Please take the Dimocrat Party further left. Please.
And then there are discussions focused on sharpening lessons from Democrat Hillary Clinton’s defeat in November. One trains candidates and activists to secure their websites “against the Internet’s wretched hive of scum and villainy.” Another panel counsels strategists on how to combat fake news.
“This is the premier conference for left-leaning strategists and activists who use the Internet, and fake news is our biggest challenge,” said Melissa Ryan, a digital strategist who has worked for Barack Obama and will lead the Netroots panel.
Wait a minute! They want to counteract their own propaganda arm, the Fake News Media?
One of the panels will be led by Jon Osshole who will tell the panelists how to win elections in the South.
Speaking of Pope Albert I of the Church of AGW, Liz Wheeler has a few words for him.