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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWe got a snail mail from a "D" US Congressman asking for $
I should have given him the courtesy of a reply. We gave time & $ to his elect me campaign. He is for Keystone XXL. He voted for free trade. I could have got that from his predecessor Lee Terry. Those are enough. Not a dime or 10 seconds of my time to help re-elect Congressman Brad Ashford. I hope he gets primaried.
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We got a snail mail from a "D" US Congressman asking for $ (Original Post)
Omaha Steve
Jul 2015
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I have in the past sent stuff like that back with a note of never again and here is why
Person 2713
Jul 2015
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GoneFishin
(5,217 posts)1. Scrawl that on the form and return it in his envelope.
Omaha Steve
(99,687 posts)2. HHHMMM
It is still in the recycle bin.
Put all of your junk mail in it too.
Person 2713
(3,263 posts)5. I have in the past sent stuff like that back with a note of never again and here is why
I once got a reply on the solicitation comments returned with out donation so I can not say all the time but they are noticed. Feedback counts .imo
Capn Sunshine
(14,378 posts)6. Take the prepaid return envelope and paste it to a brick
The return postage will be the equivalent of 10,000 letters and you might get off his list.
hatrack
(59,592 posts)3. Recycling bin? Dig it out and let him know!!
If you don't do it, who will?
irisblue
(33,018 posts)7. tell him, stupid Ds hurt us
Omaha Steve
(99,687 posts)8. Brad Ashford’s focusing on his work, he says, not cash for next election
http://www.omaha.com/news/politics/brad-ashford-s-focusing-on-his-work-he-says-not/article_cabe835c-4dea-501c-8984-7496a7510745.html
POSTED: TUESDAY, JULY 14, 2015 12:30 AM
By Joseph Morton / World-Herald Bureau
WASHINGTON Rep. Brad Ashford continues to insist that campaign fundraising is not his top priority, and his numbers reflect that.
The Nebraska Democrat received about $200,000 in donations for the first quarter of 2015. He followed that up with $155,000 in contributions for the second quarter, according to Federal Election Commission reports filed this week.
The campaign now has $255,000 cash on hand. In an interview, Ashford was upbeat about the numbers and said he remains confident hell have the resources to get his message out.
He also reiterated his position that asking for dough should take a back seat to learning the ropes of Capitol Hill and focusing on policies such as the trade bill and the situation in the Middle East.
FULL story at link.
POSTED: TUESDAY, JULY 14, 2015 12:30 AM
By Joseph Morton / World-Herald Bureau
WASHINGTON Rep. Brad Ashford continues to insist that campaign fundraising is not his top priority, and his numbers reflect that.
The Nebraska Democrat received about $200,000 in donations for the first quarter of 2015. He followed that up with $155,000 in contributions for the second quarter, according to Federal Election Commission reports filed this week.
The campaign now has $255,000 cash on hand. In an interview, Ashford was upbeat about the numbers and said he remains confident hell have the resources to get his message out.
He also reiterated his position that asking for dough should take a back seat to learning the ropes of Capitol Hill and focusing on policies such as the trade bill and the situation in the Middle East.
FULL story at link.