long-lasting political, financial impact on the companies in the center of the bull s eye. here we have in black and white, former boehner aides that lobby for wall street admitting they will be tougher on wall street and admit that occupy wall street might push republicans to distance themselves from wall street s bigger concerns. the bigger concern in the words of the memo s author should be, quote, that republicans will no longer defend wall street companies. in order to head off this terrifying eventuality. they propose a program of occupy research on occupy activists to identify opportunities to construct fact-base the narratives of the ows for high impact media placement to expose the backers. they admit that individual companies likely will not be the best spokes people for their own cause because, well, everyone hates the bankers. the former boehner aides that now lobby for wall street sketch
out a strategy of deploying proxies to shield for wall street and against occupy without the public knowing. they urge big banks to punish politicians who target them early on to send a message. a big challenge is to demonstrate these companies still have political strength and making them a political target will carry a severe political cost. a strong media placement early in a transition to adopt the ows movement will send a powerful signal about the risks of carrying that through. one goal of this campaign, the former boehner aides write, is to, quote, provide cover for political figures who defend the industry. they are proposing a campaign using wall street money to defend wall street s political allies and specifically targeting democratic politicians for re-election who might stand up to wall street. naming sharon brown and identifying senate races in