Возьму 1 человека в команду.
Требование:
Самое основное - знание английского языка на разговорном уровне!!!
Потом идет уже - пунктуальный, ответственный.
Работа интересная и веселая. Заработок обеспечен.
Можно стучать в телегу сразу @bsk_bsk
Постучали, отписали возраст, свободное время и прикрепили аудио с чтением текста:
Republicans denounced an e-mail message that Senator Barack Obama's campaign manager, David Plouffe, sent to supporters on Friday that used the fiscal crisis as fodder for a fund-raising appeal and accused Senator John McCain of lying.
''With Wall Street in crisis and families struggling, Barack offered a solid plan to strengthen the middle class, including tax cuts for nearly all Americans,'' Mr. Plouffe wrote in the message. ''John McCain continued the same old politics -- lying about Barack's plan and offering more of the same George Bush policies, including more tax breaks for Big Oil and no solutions for working families.''
A spokesman for the Republican National Committee, Alex Conant, called the fund-raising plea ''the definition of political opportunism.''
''It raises serious questions about Obama's judgment when millions of Americans are losing their jobs and savings, and his response is to ask for a campaign contribution,'' Mr. Conant said in a statement, adding, ''The crisis on Wall Street should be a bipartisan call for government reform, not a selfish call for political contributions.''
The Obama campaign responded by saying that the McCain campaign had sent out e-mail messages in several states that also mentioned the economy in conjunction with a fund-raising pitch, though those messages did not include quotations from McCain campaign officials.
Без этого можно да же не писать.
Требование:
Самое основное - знание английского языка на разговорном уровне!!!
Потом идет уже - пунктуальный, ответственный.
Работа интересная и веселая. Заработок обеспечен.
Можно стучать в телегу сразу @bsk_bsk
Постучали, отписали возраст, свободное время и прикрепили аудио с чтением текста:
Republicans denounced an e-mail message that Senator Barack Obama's campaign manager, David Plouffe, sent to supporters on Friday that used the fiscal crisis as fodder for a fund-raising appeal and accused Senator John McCain of lying.
''With Wall Street in crisis and families struggling, Barack offered a solid plan to strengthen the middle class, including tax cuts for nearly all Americans,'' Mr. Plouffe wrote in the message. ''John McCain continued the same old politics -- lying about Barack's plan and offering more of the same George Bush policies, including more tax breaks for Big Oil and no solutions for working families.''
A spokesman for the Republican National Committee, Alex Conant, called the fund-raising plea ''the definition of political opportunism.''
''It raises serious questions about Obama's judgment when millions of Americans are losing their jobs and savings, and his response is to ask for a campaign contribution,'' Mr. Conant said in a statement, adding, ''The crisis on Wall Street should be a bipartisan call for government reform, not a selfish call for political contributions.''
The Obama campaign responded by saying that the McCain campaign had sent out e-mail messages in several states that also mentioned the economy in conjunction with a fund-raising pitch, though those messages did not include quotations from McCain campaign officials.
Без этого можно да же не писать.
