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Mariana

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

Reply to trotsky (Reply #3)

Fri Feb 16, 2018, 01:50 PM

Feb 2018

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.

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If anyone receives a request for donations from the GOP, return it saying "My thoughts and prayers [View all] appleannie1943 Feb 2018 OP

I get a lot of them in my red county. good idea. nt ginnyinWI Feb 2018 #1

Added benefit of using their postage. JNelson6563 Feb 2018 #2

I don't think they need to care about donations from regular people anymore. trotsky Feb 2018 #3

If they didn't need it, they wouldn't bother sending the requests. Mariana Feb 2018 #11

Taped to a brick. mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2018 #4

I like that idea 😁 TEB Feb 2018 #8

It would be even better if you told redstatebluegirl Feb 2018 #5

Brilliant. scarletlib Feb 2018 #6

Good one! Iggo Feb 2018 #7

My reply from now on will be: I'm sorry but I will not be donating another penny to the GOP OregonBlue Feb 2018 #9

Make sure to add a piece of scripture while youre there jmowreader Feb 2018 #10

Anything about "false prophets" is good, too. Mariana Feb 2018 #12