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ProudLib72

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10. Agreed

Sun Sep 17, 2017, 12:46 AM

Sep 2017

Name recognition is huge.

There are some signs on the corner of my block for a candidate whom I've never heard of. I tried finding her online to no avail. So far, I have seen signs for her only on that single corner. While social media is the way of the future, not everyone (not even a lot of people) who use FB and Twitter follow candidates. So getting out there, going to door to door is important. Signage is important.

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if you were to run for a local office in a purple area, how much [View all] mopinko Sep 2017 OP

I would make the point that ACA legislation is outside the scope of this position. CrispyQ Sep 2017 #1

i went to good catholic schools, and learned all the rules. mopinko Sep 2017 #4

If I were to run for local office I'd campaign on local issues. If someone tried to "nationalize" emulatorloo Sep 2017 #2

you don't say what the county board regulates so it is tough to say but in general msongs Sep 2017 #3

Follow the advice of the late Tip O'Neill Generic Brad Sep 2017 #5

+ struggle4progress Sep 2017 #7

can i get a little knr? mopinko Sep 2017 #6

cmon peeps. help me out here. mopinko Sep 2017 #8

Knock Doors Steven Maurer Sep 2017 #9

Agreed ProudLib72 Sep 2017 #10

oh i know this. mopinko Sep 2017 #13

IMO, you should be the candidate you seem to give her no options. CK_John Sep 2017 #11

she always was the likable one. mopinko Sep 2017 #12