Obama's 'Attack Watch' Trends Nationwide
That is what President Obama's 2012 election campaign team aims to promote during the presidential campagin.
"The smears [against Obama] did not end with the 2008," Obama's team says. "President Obama's opponents are still using false claims against him and his record in an attempt to derail our momentum."
In response, the team launched the website AttackWatch.com with a goal of identifying attacks on Obama's policies and to quickly refute them.
The newly launched site and campaign appears similar to Obama's 2008 campaign website FightTheSmears.com.
Its features include a newsfeed of topics to discuss, a form to submit an "attack," "Attack Files," and a page to sign up for AttackWatch.com alerts.
AttackWatch.com is not only posting what they believe are facts, but they are also relying on Obama volunteers to report these "attacks" via mailform and tweeting with the hashtag #AttackWatch.
But the majority of Twitter users utilizing this hashtag seem to be making fun of Obama's latest initiative.
Another wrote, "@Keelorpse: Hey #attackwatch I was running with scissors this morning. I'd like to turn myself in."
The hashtag #AttackWatch has been trending nationwide throughout the morning.
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