Anonymous
11/04/2021 08:23
Subject: Postcards from out of state encouraging me to vote
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The democrats recruited people nationwide to influence the election in GA when I lived there last year. It was a HUGE turnoff for me.
My Dem-voting GA friends said the same thing. I get it. It’s annoying to get pelted with repetitive ads for anything but somehow even more annoying here.
But why is it wrong to encourage people to vote the right way? I see nothing wrong with this.
How do people who don’t live in my state know better than I do what “the right way” for me to vote is? Kinda presumptuous, don’t you think?
The fact that you are even asking this is the reason why.
Georgia- ground zero of voter supression activities. Corruption abounds. Of course the country will look into this. If you don't think this matters, check out Trump’s phone call there to try and corrupt the election.
Va- just got completely shafted by right wing false flags about schools- masks, CRT, bathroom laws. All ridiculous lying attempts to court voters. Virginia made it all the way to blue. Trump won here last night. Yes, it looks likecYoungkin, but all that was Trumpian strategy.
States don't exist independently of each other in the way that you think. In fact, Virginia is using the Texas playbook.
Sad, sad day for Virginia. Should have read those postcards.
You think someone in California has special knowledge that a resident of Georgia does not? GA resident should do what CA resident says because they know better? Out-of-state activism is a turn-off for voters. It’s part of the same, smug, “we know best”, “keep parents out of schools” attitude that lost Terry McAuliffe this election. It’s not a winning strategy. Democrats don’t listen.
Anonymous
11/04/2021 07:52
Subject: Postcards from out of state encouraging me to vote
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The democrats recruited people nationwide to influence the election in GA when I lived there last year. It was a HUGE turnoff for me.
My Dem-voting GA friends said the same thing. I get it. It’s annoying to get pelted with repetitive ads for anything but somehow even more annoying here.
But why is it wrong to encourage people to vote the right way? I see nothing wrong with this.
How do people who don’t live in my state know better than I do what “the right way” for me to vote is? Kinda presumptuous, don’t you think?
The fact that you are even asking this is the reason why.
Georgia- ground zero of voter supression activities. Corruption abounds. Of course the country will look into this. If you don't think this matters, check out Trump’s phone call there to try and corrupt the election.
Va- just got completely shafted by right wing false flags about schools- masks, CRT, bathroom laws. All ridiculous lying attempts to court voters. Virginia made it all the way to blue. Trump won here last night. Yes, it looks likecYoungkin, but all that was Trumpian strategy.
States don't exist independently of each other in the way that you think. In fact, Virginia is using the Texas playbook.
Sad, sad day for Virginia. Should have read those postcards.
Trumps is still living so actively in your head.
I'm sorry. It must be hard.
The current playbook from the Democrats says that you should mention Voldemort every second or third sentence. It's a winning strategy!
Anonymous
11/03/2021 17:20
Subject: Postcards from out of state encouraging me to vote
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The democrats recruited people nationwide to influence the election in GA when I lived there last year. It was a HUGE turnoff for me.
My Dem-voting GA friends said the same thing. I get it. It’s annoying to get pelted with repetitive ads for anything but somehow even more annoying here.
But why is it wrong to encourage people to vote the right way? I see nothing wrong with this.
What is “the right way?”
Anonymous
11/03/2021 11:51
Subject: Postcards from out of state encouraging me to vote
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The democrats recruited people nationwide to influence the election in GA when I lived there last year. It was a HUGE turnoff for me.
My Dem-voting GA friends said the same thing. I get it. It’s annoying to get pelted with repetitive ads for anything but somehow even more annoying here.
But why is it wrong to encourage people to vote the right way? I see nothing wrong with this.
How do people who don’t live in my state know better than I do what “the right way” for me to vote is? Kinda presumptuous, don’t you think?
The fact that you are even asking this is the reason why.
Georgia- ground zero of voter supression activities. Corruption abounds. Of course the country will look into this. If you don't think this matters, check out Trump’s phone call there to try and corrupt the election.
Va- just got completely shafted by right wing false flags about schools- masks, CRT, bathroom laws. All ridiculous lying attempts to court voters. Virginia made it all the way to blue. Trump won here last night. Yes, it looks likecYoungkin, but all that was Trumpian strategy.
States don't exist independently of each other in the way that you think. In fact, Virginia is using the Texas playbook.
Sad, sad day for Virginia. Should have read those postcards.
Trumps is still living so actively in your head.
I'm sorry. It must be hard.
Anonymous
11/03/2021 11:50
Subject: Postcards from out of state encouraging me to vote
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The democrats recruited people nationwide to influence the election in GA when I lived there last year. It was a HUGE turnoff for me.
My Dem-voting GA friends said the same thing. I get it. It’s annoying to get pelted with repetitive ads for anything but somehow even more annoying here.
But why is it wrong to encourage people to vote the right way? I see nothing wrong with this.
How do you know what is the "right way" for a complete stranger?
Perhaps they are in a failing public school and can't afford to move or pay from private school like the liberal elites. Voting for someone like Youngkin would be in your best interest. Would the stranger encourage that?
Anonymous
11/03/2021 08:51
Subject: Postcards from out of state encouraging me to vote
757 should have worried about their own area. Huge losses there. Terry basically only got votes from diehard Dems like myself who would vote for a potato before voting R. It’s not enough in Va and bringing out Obama, Biden, Stacey etc did not get him any new votes. Plus these weird postcards turned people off, and there’s already plenty about Terry that is a turnoff.
Anonymous
11/03/2021 08:36
Subject: Postcards from out of state encouraging me to vote
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The democrats recruited people nationwide to influence the election in GA when I lived there last year. It was a HUGE turnoff for me.
My Dem-voting GA friends said the same thing. I get it. It’s annoying to get pelted with repetitive ads for anything but somehow even more annoying here.
But why is it wrong to encourage people to vote the right way? I see nothing wrong with this.
How do people who don’t live in my state know better than I do what “the right way” for me to vote is? Kinda presumptuous, don’t you think?
The fact that you are even asking this is the reason why.
Georgia- ground zero of voter supression activities. Corruption abounds. Of course the country will look into this. If you don't think this matters, check out Trump’s phone call there to try and corrupt the election.
Va- just got completely shafted by right wing false flags about schools- masks, CRT, bathroom laws. All ridiculous lying attempts to court voters. Virginia made it all the way to blue. Trump won here last night. Yes, it looks likecYoungkin, but all that was Trumpian strategy.
States don't exist independently of each other in the way that you think. In fact, Virginia is using the Texas playbook.
Sad, sad day for Virginia. Should have read those postcards.
Anonymous
11/03/2021 05:21
Subject: Postcards from out of state encouraging me to vote
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The democrats recruited people nationwide to influence the election in GA when I lived there last year. It was a HUGE turnoff for me.
My Dem-voting GA friends said the same thing. I get it. It’s annoying to get pelted with repetitive ads for anything but somehow even more annoying here.
But why is it wrong to encourage people to vote the right way? I see nothing wrong with this.
How do people who don’t live in my state know better than I do what “the right way” for me to vote is? Kinda presumptuous, don’t you think?
Anonymous
11/03/2021 02:46
Subject: Postcards from out of state encouraging me to vote
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The democrats recruited people nationwide to influence the election in GA when I lived there last year. It was a HUGE turnoff for me.
My Dem-voting GA friends said the same thing. I get it. It’s annoying to get pelted with repetitive ads for anything but somehow even more annoying here.
But why is it wrong to encourage people to vote the right way? I see nothing wrong with this.
Anonymous
11/03/2021 01:20
Subject: Postcards from out of state encouraging me to vote
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
Didja just make those up? Are these your friends, dear?
NP. I also received texts from the 757 area code asking me to vote Dem. I responded that I had. The responses were along the lines of thanks or stay safe.
They seem like phone calls I got in the past. Just an updated way to get out the vote for Dems
Anonymous
11/02/2021 23:20
Subject: Postcards from out of state encouraging me to vote
Anonymous wrote:The democrats recruited people nationwide to influence the election in GA when I lived there last year. It was a HUGE turnoff for me.
My Dem-voting GA friends said the same thing. I get it. It’s annoying to get pelted with repetitive ads for anything but somehow even more annoying here.