I wonder…how much money it would take to organize a campaign like the following:
- Send a letter to every registered voter in states with a republican senator where the back of the envelope says “This is about Matt Gaetz” with his picture on the outside.
- The letter should contain 1-2 postcards with postage paid addressed to the voter’s s…
I wonder…how much money it would take to organize a campaign like the following:
- Send a letter to every registered voter in states with a republican senator where the back of the envelope says “This is about Matt Gaetz” with his picture on the outside.
- The letter should contain 1-2 postcards with postage paid addressed to the voter’s senator’s office in DC and say something like: “Please do not make Matt Gaetz Attorney General! Your constituent, ______________ ”. I
- It should also contain just a short note about why Matt Gaetz is not qualified (drug user, sleeps with underage girls, etc.), and ask the voter to sign and drop in the mail to help stop his nomination.
That's a huge project. I got an envelope from Nielson the ratings people. I opened it and there was a dollar bill in it. I wonder how many people threw those envelopes away without even opening them? Literally throwing cash money away.
I sent postcards. I wonder what people did with them. If they read them or they went straight in the bin? It is so hard to know.
I wonder…how much money it would take to organize a campaign like the following:
- Send a letter to every registered voter in states with a republican senator where the back of the envelope says “This is about Matt Gaetz” with his picture on the outside.
- The letter should contain 1-2 postcards with postage paid addressed to the voter’s senator’s office in DC and say something like: “Please do not make Matt Gaetz Attorney General! Your constituent, ______________ ”. I
- It should also contain just a short note about why Matt Gaetz is not qualified (drug user, sleeps with underage girls, etc.), and ask the voter to sign and drop in the mail to help stop his nomination.
That's a huge project. I got an envelope from Nielson the ratings people. I opened it and there was a dollar bill in it. I wonder how many people threw those envelopes away without even opening them? Literally throwing cash money away.
I sent postcards. I wonder what people did with them. If they read them or they went straight in the bin? It is so hard to know.