website and ad campaign for the League of Conservation Voters to raise the issue of global warming in the presidential campaign. The video documents the absurd questions five top political journalists — Chris Wallace, Tim Russert, George Stephanopoulos, Wolf Blitzer and Bob Schieffer — are asking in lieu of raising the issue of global warming with presidential candidates..

In the past two election cycles, Karl Rove and the Republicans have been confident they would keep George W. Bush in the White House and their Majority in Congress because they knew Republican Donors stood at the ready to attack the Democrats. This time, we as Democrats need to be prepared for the GOP 527 Donors and their inevitable Swift Boat Politics.

Last week DCCC Chair Rep. Chris Van Hollen said Republican 527s were springing up to counter the Democrats' current fundraising edge. He mentioned Freedom's Watch, Republican billionaire Sheldon Adelson and Tom DeLay as the most immediate threats.

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The Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia is a non-profit, charitable organization committed to the long-term protection of natural and cultural heritage. It is an Umbrella group of more than 90 members, including the 30 conservation land trusts in BC who directly protect lands in BC. Element helped the Land Trust Alliance by adapting Case Study materials they had developed into a 30 second TV and Radio public service announcement campaign.

Element raised awareness by getting the Land Trust Alliance’s, People Protecting Places campaign on TV and radio stations throughout the province of British Columbia. If you are interested in finding out more and how you can support land trusts in BC then visit www.mybclegacy.com.