MoveOn and Occupy Wall Street

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- What is MoveOn?
  
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- What's MoveOn's relationship to Occupy Wall Street?
- What does it mean that MoveOn is "standing in solidarity" with Occupy Wall Street. What has MoveOn done to help?
- Did MoveOn decide to work on economic issues because of Occupy Wall Street?
- Who funds MoveOn?
- Is MoveOn claiming to fundraise on behalf of Occupy Wall Street?
- Is MoveOn funded by George Soros or other billionaires?
- Is MoveOn a front for the Democratic Party?
- Does MoveOn openly criticize or oppose Democrats?
- Is MoveOn speaking to the media on behalf of Occupy Wall Street?
- Is MoveOn just an email list with no boots on the ground?
- How does MoveOn pick which issues to work on?
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