Obama Neighbor To Neighbor

4:06 pm EST September 11th, 2008 | News | 3 Comments

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3 Responses to “Obama Neighbor To Neighbor”

  1. jr says:
    September 11, 2008 at 4:20 pm

    “I’m reaching out militia member to militia member”-Sarah Palin

  2. Shaun Dakin says:
    September 12, 2008 at 1:41 pm

    My perspective: dtd is an invasion of privacy. Just because all campaigns do it doesn’t make it right.

    Canvassing may work.

    If the person on the phone or on the door step actually understands their problems, issues, and concerns. If the person is “like them”.

    But calling people really pisses them off. I should know. I did 1000’s of voluteer calls in 04 into Cleveland and in 06 into Northern Virginia for Webb. What did I get, mostly, if there was someone on the other end of the line? Pissed off voters. That is what.

    I have over 60,000 people who have registered at StopPoliticalCalls.org because they are sick and tired of politicians feeling like they have the right to:

    - email them
    - send direct mail
    - robo call them
    - phone them
    - canvass them

    Part of the problem in US politics is that voters don’t believe any of this stuff, even when it comes from a live person.

    This is my issue: Why would a farmer in IN or Iowa or anywhere want to have a discussion about XXXX candidate with someone that does not live in their state and neighborhood.

    Door to door canvassing works only when it is like people talking to like people.

    Why. Because it is neighbors talking to neighbors.

    Remember Dean’s orange hats in Iowa before the caucuses? All those kids in farm land who did not have a clue about farming and their lives.

    Did they do a thing for Dean?

    What gives people the right to invade the privacy of voters and ask them who they are voting for?

    There is no right to invade the privacy of voters. None.

    Shaun

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    Shaun Dakin – CEO & Founder
    The National Political Do Not Contact Registry
    – A non-partisan, non-profit program by Citizens for Civil Discourse
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  3. Joe Hobson says:
    October 3, 2008 at 1:54 pm

    I go door to door. Its better face to face to see your neighbor…neighbor