Anonymous
11/06/2018 13:14
Subject: New campaign tactic: putting your candidate's stickers on Halloween candy
This isn't new! I used to do this same crap while running for student government in high school.
Anonymous
11/06/2018 13:11
Subject: New campaign tactic: putting your candidate's stickers on Halloween candy
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I did carve “vote” into one pumpkin. But it was a nonpartisan message.
No it's not. Republicans already know to vote. Democrats don't.
The Democrat Party pushes supposedly nonpartisan "Vote" campaigns because it subsidizes their efforts to get out their vote. That's why strict Voter ID and other checkpoints are needed, to protect against fraud from people who are not supposed to vote.
If you ever hear someone talk about a "nonpartisan" effort to help people vote, understand that it's a Democrat plot.
Dad, is that you? I saw your Facebook posts about this and how you're voting against restoring voting rights to felons in FL because they tend to vote democrat. You don't know this, but both your kids are hard core liberals, so you've failed to indoctrinate us.
Anonymous
11/06/2018 13:02
Subject: New campaign tactic: putting your candidate's stickers on Halloween candy
Ridiculous
Anonymous
11/06/2018 12:56
Subject: New campaign tactic: putting your candidate's stickers on Halloween candy
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our kids are very politically savy, and we were doing this with little "I'm with Her" stickers two years ago, on each candy bar.
Kids should never be “politically savvy.”
I know you think you’re oh so cool because you tried to indoctrinate children with HRC trash, but if that were done with Trump paraphernalia, you’d have gone on about how ignorant and hateful people are.
The kicker of course is that HRC lost and Trump won!
But Trump is ignorant and hateful. these are just facts.
Anonymous
11/05/2018 22:03
Subject: New campaign tactic: putting your candidate's stickers on Halloween candy
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our kids are very politically savy, and we were doing this with little "I'm with Her" stickers two years ago, on each candy bar.
Kids should never be “politically savvy.”
I know you think you’re oh so cool because you tried to indoctrinate children with HRC trash, but if that were done with Trump paraphernalia, you’d have gone on about how ignorant and hateful people are.
The kicker of course is that HRC lost and Trump won!
+1, especially the part I bolded.
But you're a Russian troll. Do you think your opinion counts for ANYTHING here? It doesn't.
Anonymous
11/04/2018 18:44
Subject: New campaign tactic: putting your candidate's stickers on Halloween candy
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I did carve “vote” into one pumpkin. But it was a nonpartisan message.
No it's not. Republicans already know to vote. Democrats don't.
The Democrat Party pushes supposedly nonpartisan "Vote" campaigns because it subsidizes their efforts to get out their vote. That's why strict Voter ID and other checkpoints are needed, to protect against fraud from people who are not supposed to vote.
If you ever hear someone talk about a "nonpartisan" effort to help people vote, understand that it's a Democrat plot.
JESUS! It is shocking to me that people think this way. I mean, I know they do, but man!
Anonymous
11/04/2018 18:43
Subject: New campaign tactic: putting your candidate's stickers on Halloween candy
I'm so sick of "talking politics is rude" and "I don't like to get into politics." My spouses midwestern friends who stayed in their home state say this all the time they feel uncomfortable or threatened. Those statements are either really ignorant or really privileged. Don't like the message? VOTE. Don't like the idea that politics are being talked about? Realize you're lucky to live in a country where we can talk about it and deal with it.