If anyone receives a request for donations from the GOP, return it saying "My thoughts and prayers

[appleannie1943]

are with you in your time of need". With the upcoming election we all get requests no matter if we are registered Dem or not.

[ginnyinWI]

1. I get a lot of them in my red county. good idea. nt

[JNelson6563]

2. Added benefit of using their postage.

So it actually costs them something. Win/win.

[trotsky]

3. I don't think they need to care about donations from regular people anymore.

The NRA, the Kochs, and other industry groups all fund their campaigns just fine.

[Mariana]

11. If they didn't need it, they wouldn't bother sending the requests.

I always return a postage paid envelope if a Republican candidate is kind enough to provide one. I stuff them with printouts of the Democratic Party Platform or similar material. I do like the "thoughts and prayers" suggestion, though. I may have to do that one in the future.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

4. Taped to a brick.

I know, the USPS won't accept it.

[TEB]

8. I like that idea 😁

[redstatebluegirl]

5. It would be even better if you told

Them you were sending a donation to their opponent as well.

[scarletlib]

6. Brilliant.

[Iggo]

7. Good one!

I get a bunch of those.

[OregonBlue]

9. My reply from now on will be: I'm sorry but I will not be donating another penny to the GOP

until AR15's are no longer sold legally as Hunting weapons in this country.

[jmowreader]

10. Make sure to add a piece of scripture while youre there

Psalm 109.8 is always good.

[Mariana]

12. Anything about "false prophets" is good, too.

There are any number of Bible verses that would be meaningful and relevant.