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Running for Congress isn’t about being popular online or begging for donations in replies to Trump tweets. - knocking on doors EVERY DAY for 8 hours a day. - small BBQ’s, often 3-4 each weekend day. I’ve yet to see an influencer running an actual credible campaign.
People tell me, "I'm running for Congress. RT me." NO YOU'RE NOT. You are trying to get attention. Show me a map of your district with doors checked off - every house you've knocked on to meet the resident. That's what an actual campaign for Congress looks like.
Everybody wants a shortcut.
Im not running for Congress. Don't Rt me!
You’re right. I grew up knocking on doors, holding signs, stuffing envelopes, campaigning w/ & for my father, who was in local/state politics. Lots of bbqs, fundraisers, & neighborhood/school/ other events—he was involved w/ lots of organizations,also. Always engaged w/ ppl.
So much truth
Do it Mike!!
Considering maybe 20% of voters have a Twitter account it probably shouldn’t be the centerpiece of a campaign...
I never really thought about it before but I agree. You should be so busy someone else is running your social media.
Preach. I learned this at a young age and few candidates listen.
Tru dat
I get the sentiment but the world changes. Election campaigns can change as well
Or have President Trump relocate a whole shitload of us to your district!
I’ve had one guy knock on my door in 20 years. I did not vote for him.
@ScottPresler is the one who knows how to get things done and get into the community. I hope some RNC resources are being sent his way.
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