Real News @ RevolutionNews.US — Unprecedented Obama Launches Cyber Censor AttackWatch.com... As the 2012 presidential campaign heats up, President Obama's campaign team has set up a new Web site, AttackWatch.com, to challenge negative statements about the president made by Republican presidential candidates and conservatives. Obama for America national field director Jeremy Bird told ABC News that the site's goal is to offer "resources to fight back" against attacks. Mostly, that means fact checking statements from the likes of GOP presidential contenders Mitt Romney and Rick Perry and conservative commentator Glenn Beck and offering evidence to the contrary. The site is designed in bold red and black colors, and uses statements like "support the truth" and "fight the smears." The response to the site has been less than stellar. On Twitter, where the Web site has an account to help Obama supporters submit evidence of "attacks" on the president using the hashtag #attackwatch, nearly every tweet about the site — mostly from conservatives — has ridiculed it. "There's a new Twitter account making President Obama look like a creepy, authoritarian nutjob," an Arizonan tweeted. "In less than 24 hours, Attack Watch has become the biggest campaign joke in modern history," a contributor to conservative blog The Right Sphere wrote. The contributor linked to the following parody commercial for Attack Watch: www.youtube.com Source: patdollard.com -- "Leave no authority existing not <b>...</b>Author: RevolutionNewsUS
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