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Networking Group Opposing FISA Cave On Obama's Web Site Grows And Grows
This is something. On Friday I noted that someone had set up a social networking group on MyBarackObama.com specifically devoted to opposing Obama's decision to support the FISA cave.
Well, since then it's grown rapidly: It now has over 4,000 members.
That's six times the 500 or so it had on Friday. It's a strong signal from Obama's own supporters that they won't sit idly by when he takes a position that they view as a betrayal of the change movement he's building.
It's also a suggestion that the powerful social networking tools spawned by Obama's formidable Web operation could end up being used to pressure Obama on this or that issue, should he become President. You can sign up for the anti-FISA-cave group right here.
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