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I haven't seen it. I was just going off of what was posted in the news article. I wish they would have posted a photo of the mailing in that article but the media sometimes isn't very bright. I can't say if it was sneaky or an attempt to be misleading. I just find it puzzling that the intended user can't read the thing and figure out if it says "RNC" or "Census" because I doubt it says both. Besides, wouldn't someone have to know what a census form looks like for a RNC donation solicitation to appear identical? I have no idea what a census form is supposed to look like. They only mail them out every 10 years right?
I really wish I could post it. I also received a mailing a month or so ago from the republican party that was a "congressional survey". On the front of the envelope, it said to make sure to sign the survey- but the only place on the entire form to place a signature was in an area where you would pledge money.
I've been a dem most of my life, a republican for the past almost four years. I'm fed up with both parties. They take the voter for granted. Between Obama being elected and now the republican senator in Mass., one would think that both parties would have the message by now.
I also received a mailing a month or so ago from the republican party that was a "congressional survey". On the front of the envelope, it said to make sure to sign the survey- but the only place on the entire form to place a signature was in an area where you would pledge money.
We just won a huge election in liberal Mass - nothing to be desperate about.
My thoughts exactly! The O.P. is delusional!
I think at this moment there is more hope in the GOP than in the Democrat Party, which is in total meltdown. They have no clue what hit them. They thought this would be a cakewalk!
Sorry Dems, the Amereican people are not as stupid as you thought.
That was a national senate seat, not a local one. Brown will represent the state of Massachusetts and will vote on laws that affect all americans. The national heathcare bill wasn't exclusive to Massachusetts was it?
Such a good point. I think it was a mistake to ammend the Constitution for Senators to be popularly elected. The founders were very smart. Senators should represent State interests as the founders intended.
It was Progressives, as it turns out, that were responible for this change in the Constitution.
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