Two leading anti-war journalists are challenging MoveOn [3], one "of the most prominent anti-war voices," to turn its activism against Democratic Party [4] presidential candidates Barack Obama [5] and Hillary Clinton [6]. Jeremy Scahill [7] and Naomi Klein [8] write, "We should direct our energy where it can still have an impact: the leading Democratic contenders. ... While Clinton and Obama denounce the war with great passion, they both have detailed plans to continue it." But why would MoveOn pressure the Democrats when getting them elected [9] is their number one priority? Blaming the Iraq war [10] on the Republicans [11] and avoiding criticism of Democrats has been MoveOn's strategy [12] for years. MoveOn is now raising and spending millions of dollars to elect Barack Obama, but has made it clear it will support Clinton if she is the nominee. Furthermore, Steve Hildebrand [13] and Paul Tewes [14] of Hildebrand Tewes Consulting [15] simultaneously run MoveOn's anti-war coalition, Americans Against Escalation in Iraq [16] (AAEI), while also employed by Obama as two of his top campaign officials [17]. Tom Matzzie [18], previously the top lobbyist for MoveOn and AAEI [16], is trying to raise hundreds of millions of dollars for the Campaign to Defend America [19], a new organization run by him and MoveOn's founder Wes Boyd [20] to attack John McCain [21]. Simply put, MoveOn refuses to pressure the Democrats because they are the Democrats.