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Anonymous wrote:I am the poster who described TEXTS I received — not emails, not postcards — TEXTS.

You responded to one of my postings about TEXTS not emails.

You did not receive an email or text and you did not receive a reply to an email or text regarding this election. It is impossible to secure emails for specific people on voting lists in an effort to campaign, and very hard to get cell numbers that are accurate. . If you got one, it was from someone you knew. Not a random campaigner.

You are **straight up** lying. No one here CARES whether you received a text, email, or postcard. Stop changing the subject. The subject is that you are lying- and you are busted. Additionally, you are ageist on top of being dumb. So dumb. I'm sure you will vote against your own interests today just to stick it to the libs. Good job, there.

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Anonymous wrote:I am the poster who described TEXTS I received — not emails, not postcards — TEXTS.

You responded to one of my postings about TEXTS not emails.

You did not receive an email or text and you did not receive a reply to an email or text regarding this election. It is impossible to secure emails for specific people on voting lists in an effort to campaign, and very hard to get cell numbers that are accurate. . If you got one, it was from someone you knew. Not a random campaigner.

You are **straight up** lying. No one here CARES whether you received a text, email, or postcard. Stop changing the subject. The subject is that you are lying- and you are busted. Additionally, you are ageist on top of being dumb. So dumb. I'm sure you will vote against your own interests today just to stick it to the libs. Good job, there.

Giving you the benefit of the doubt, these are numbers for texts I received and have not deleted. You (or anyone) feel free to ask if they sent voting messages: 757-979-6187; 757-960-7499; 571-493-1141, 571-497-9263.

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Anonymous wrote:I got two postcards in the mail today. One postmarked California, one postmarked IL. Handwritten notes encouraging me to vote on 11/2. As a person who doesn’t like either candidate, this goes in the “Con” column for McAuliffe. Are there any studies showing these things help? Because honestly it really just pisses me off to have strangers from across the country sending me these things. My vote is based on the best interest of my state, not people outside the state.

Poor you. I got a "handwritten" note from "Jenni" in California urging me to vote for Terry McAuliffe. I assumed it was just sent through some cheap mailing house in California and that Jenni really lives in Annandale.

What I think is funny are the texts. They are all from boomer women named Linda, Judy, Donna, Janet and most are from DC's 202 area code. They could be from liberal women in DC who are volunteering for the McAuliffe campaign because their husbands knew him at Catholic U Law School or knew Bill Clinton at Georgetown undergrad. Several today said something like: "President Biden is coming to Northern Virginia today! (Boomer lady name) with the Democrats inviting you to join President Biden and Terry McAuliffe in Arlington. 'Doors open' at 5 pm."

Poor boomer ladies. No one told them that Biden will be at a park and there are no "doors" at the park.

I always respond the same way: I will be in touch with you on November 3.

The poor dears generally respond with a perky: "Thank you!!!!"

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Anonymous wrote:I am the poster who described TEXTS I received — not emails, not postcards — TEXTS.

You responded to one of my postings about TEXTS not emails.

You did not receive an email or text and you did not receive a reply to an email or text regarding this election. It is impossible to secure emails for specific people on voting lists in an effort to campaign, and very hard to get cell numbers that are accurate. . If you got one, it was from someone you knew. Not a random campaigner.

You are **straight up** lying. No one here CARES whether you received a text, email, or postcard. Stop changing the subject. The subject is that you are lying- and you are busted. Additionally, you are ageist on top of being dumb. So dumb. I'm sure you will vote against your own interests today just to stick it to the libs. Good job, there.

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I am a BOOMER, yes, who wrote postcards, did cold calling, and did canvassing. I am not your "poor dear." I don't sit at home watching the View and writing cards while sipping tea. How condescending and ignorant. I am a college professor who cares about
1. Your taxes
2. Your public education
3. Gun sense legislation
4. Your voting right
5. Your health care
6. Your democracy...very much at stake in your state.

I am also a Boomer. I am voting on the issues listed. Unlike PP, however, I live in Virginia.

Youngkin voter.

Same. With Y on all of the above, plus I’d just like these smug race baiting defund-the-police wackos to have a slice of humble pie.

I haven’t received postcards but about twenty texts in the last two weeks from out of state people telling me why I should vote for McAullife. I gave responded to them “Back to you on Nov 3.” When Youngkin winds I will be back to them with a carefully crafted message brimming with gloat and opprobrium.

There's no return address on any. These come from private individuals. You can mail it to the abyss, my friend. No one cares.

Check your reading. Pp got texts, not postcards.

Also didn't happen. Imagine obtaining thousands of Virginia's email accounts. Do you know how to find email addresses of voters? No. There's no way to do that and people often have several and/or dead accounts. I do polling, and this is not a thing.

This person is lying and lying and lying. Also, this person is stupid enough to vote against his/her own benefit. Yup- Trump is still thriving in this dumb state.

Another Boomer who doesn’t know the difference between email and texts.

Anonymous wrote:I am the poster who described TEXTS I received — not emails, not postcards — TEXTS.

You responded to one of my postings about TEXTS not emails.

Anonymous wrote:I got two postcards in the mail today. One postmarked California, one postmarked IL. Handwritten notes encouraging me to vote on 11/2. As a person who doesn’t like either candidate, this goes in the “Con” column for McAuliffe. Are there any studies showing these things help? Because honestly it really just pisses me off to have strangers from across the country sending me these things. My vote is based on the best interest of my state, not people outside the state.

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I am a BOOMER, yes, who wrote postcards, did cold calling, and did canvassing. I am not your "poor dear." I don't sit at home watching the View and writing cards while sipping tea. How condescending and ignorant. I am a college professor who cares about
1. Your taxes
2. Your public education
3. Gun sense legislation
4. Your voting right
5. Your health care
6. Your democracy...very much at stake in your state.

I am also a Boomer. I am voting on the issues listed. Unlike PP, however, I live in Virginia.

Youngkin voter.

Same. With Y on all of the above, plus I’d just like these smug race baiting defund-the-police wackos to have a slice of humble pie.

I haven’t received postcards but about twenty texts in the last two weeks from out of state people telling me why I should vote for McAullife. I gave responded to them “Back to you on Nov 3.” When Youngkin winds I will be back to them with a carefully crafted message brimming with gloat and opprobrium.

There's no return address on any. These come from private individuals. You can mail it to the abyss, my friend. No one cares.

Check your reading. Pp got texts, not postcards.

Also didn't happen. Imagine obtaining thousands of Virginia's email accounts. Do you know how to find email addresses of voters? No. There's no way to do that and people often have several and/or dead accounts. I do polling, and this is not a thing.

This person is lying and lying and lying. Also, this person is stupid enough to vote against his/her own benefit. Yup- Trump is still thriving in this dumb state.

Another Boomer who doesn’t know the difference between email and texts.

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I am a BOOMER, yes, who wrote postcards, did cold calling, and did canvassing. I am not your "poor dear." I don't sit at home watching the View and writing cards while sipping tea. How condescending and ignorant. I am a college professor who cares about
1. Your taxes
2. Your public education
3. Gun sense legislation
4. Your voting right
5. Your health care
6. Your democracy...very much at stake in your state.

I am also a Boomer. I am voting on the issues listed. Unlike PP, however, I live in Virginia.

Youngkin voter.

Same. With Y on all of the above, plus I’d just like these smug race baiting defund-the-police wackos to have a slice of humble pie.

I haven’t received postcards but about twenty texts in the last two weeks from out of state people telling me why I should vote for McAullife. I gave responded to them “Back to you on Nov 3.” When Youngkin winds I will be back to them with a carefully crafted message brimming with gloat and opprobrium.

There's no return address on any. These come from private individuals. You can mail it to the abyss, my friend. No one cares.

Check your reading. Pp got texts, not postcards.

Also didn't happen. Imagine obtaining thousands of Virginia's email accounts. Do you know how to find email addresses of voters? No. There's no way to do that and people often have several and/or dead accounts. I do polling, and this is not a thing.

This person is lying and lying and lying. Also, this person is stupid enough to vote against his/her own benefit. Yup- Trump is still thriving in this dumb state.

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Anonymous wrote:So far today, I received three texts from Democrats telling me where to vote. One had a Virginia Beach area code, and I politely suggested she focus her efforts in that area and mentioned that only 40 people showed at the McAuliffe rally in Norfolk.

She responded that If Youngkin won, he would outlaw abortion and children would die from Covid.

Seriously.

Well she isn't far off the mark.

That coukd save tax dollars on education.

Ah, this poster is a liar. No one gives their personal info on the postcard in order to "respond." Just ignore these idiots.