Someone just came to my door from the Cory Gardner campaign

[Rorey]

First of all, I don't open my door because (newsflash) we're in a pandemic. Second, um, no.

I saw him coming and opened my office window and asked him if I could help him. When he said he was with the Cory Gardner campaign, I told him, "Yeah, I'm not voting for Cory Gardner. You might want to only go to Republican houses."

He was polite. And he left.

[Buckeye_Democrat]

1. Anyone who campaigns at my door during this pandemic...

... will tick me off.

[Claustrum]

2. If they wear a mask and stay outside, I would be fine with that.

[Rorey]

5. I may respond, but not through my door

My office window is close enough to interact, but far enough to be safe.

Besides the pandemic factor, I've gotten to the point where I don't open my door to anyone I don't personally know just for general safety purposes. When I had a protective dog, I didn't feel so vulnerable. I don't think my four cats will do much to protect me.

[Claustrum]

8. Right, there wouldn't be any face to face or close contact for sure.

But I think if they wear a mask and stay far away, then it's fine on the COVID front.

By the way, you didn't mention if they wore a mask. Since they are republican, I am guessing they didn't?

[Rorey]

9. He actually was complying with the state mandate

He gets points for that.

[dchill]

3. Was he crying?

[Rorey]

6. He didn't look happy

But I didn't see tears.

[dchill]

10. That'll have to do.

[Siwsan]

4. I have a notice on my front door telling Republican door knockers to not bother

But if they are campaigning for a Democrat, feel free to knock. My state rep stopped by, LOVED the notice, and took a picture of it.

I need to make a new one because the one I have now is fading.

[Rorey]

7. That's a great idea.

I'm going to print one up now.