MoveOn and Occupy Wall Street

Questions
- What is MoveOn?
- 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?
  
  No. In fact, MoveOn has been pioneer at "online to offline" organizing—using email and social media to move people into action in the real world. Over the last 10 years, MoveOn volunteers have organized tens of thousands of events on the ground in every congressional district in the nation. The MoveOn Council network, founded in 2005 to facilitate deep, community-based organizing, has more than 150 volunteer-led Councils, spanning all 50 states.
  
  We regularly hold "offline" actions, with hundreds or thousands of events happening at once in living rooms, public libraries, and public venues across the nation.
  
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