Quote:EXC: Obama campaign veterans are recruiting lawyers to help get election posts TAKEN DOWN before the midterms.

The organization is Voter Protection Corps. Its recruitment notice spells out the attorneys’ role:

“lending legal credibility to formal removal requests.”

Volunteers flag election content. Attorneys review it and help prepare requests for platforms to remove it.

They already tested the process.

VPC’s report describes a 2025 operation with platform-specific removal templates and an attorney available to “add his name to post removal requests.”

Now the group wants social-media monitoring treated as:

“core election infrastructure.”

Alongside it: permanent networks of trusted messengers and “prebunking” campaigns designed to reach voters BEFORE they encounter claims the organization expects to challenge.

The people behind the operation include founder Quentin Palfrey, who led voter-protection work for Obama’s 2008 Ohio campaign, and strategist Tim Karpoff, an Obama campaign and administration veteran.

Recruitment partners include Lawyers for Good Government and We The Action. The latter operates within Civic Nation, whose board is chaired by Valerie Jarrett.

The money trail includes a $341,000 grant from Sixteen Thirty Fund to VPC’s advocacy arm in 2020 and a separate $50,000 grant from New Venture Fund to its foundation in 2024. Those filings do not identify the current monitoring program as the grants’ purpose.

VPC calls its voter-protection work nonpartisan. Its documents nevertheless establish a concrete operation to monitor election speech, organize responses and enlist lawyers in seeking removals.

And the plan extends beyond November: year-round monitoring capacity, with preparations for 2028 beginning after the 2026 results.

(10-28-2026 03:28 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  I reckon we now know where tang-0'fer-rang is hiding out...

(10-28-2026 03:58 PM)BirdHawkEagle Wrote:  

(10-28-2026 03:28 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  I reckon we now know where tang-0'fer-rang is hiding out...

Please don't summon him.