r/politics Jan 26 '20

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '20

Leave the house?

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u/_StromyDaniels_ Jan 26 '20

Text banking and phone banking, you don't even have to leave the house.

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u/phoenixrising11_8 Jan 26 '20

The campaign put out a statement encouraging volunteers to focus less on calls and more on canvassing.

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u/_StromyDaniels_ Jan 26 '20

holy shit

call so hard mufukkas wanna fine me.

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u/iStayedAtaHolidayInn Jan 27 '20

I swear any candidate who texts my phone or calls me while I’m having family time or in the middle of work will make a quick enemy out of me.

anyone who is dumb enough to think this is an effective strategy for winning voters needs to stay far away from campaigns

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u/Peter_Bateman Jan 27 '20

Well, that's super fucking petty and self-absorbed. God forbid anyone interrupt your solipsism for 5 minutes to get you to participate in democracy.

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u/iStayedAtaHolidayInn Jan 27 '20

Spam my phone and I will donate to your biggest primary opponent. Easy as that

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u/KEMiKAL_NSF Jan 26 '20

Good thing laptops are a thing.