Well somewhat. Here’s a chance to assist me in snarking the national GOP. I have been a Republican for three months. Were there dues involved in joining the party? Why is Michael Steele sending me dunning letters? Why wasn’t I told this when I joined? I will never give the national GOP a nickel. I care about Massachusetts, not Wyoming.
Please share widely!
johnd says
I sent some money to a few candidates over the last year (including Hillary) and I am inundated with emails (asking for more) or just general political information (and asking for more). Most allow you to “opt-out” if you want it to stop.
tom-m says
I must get 2-3 emails each day, most of which aren’t from the DNC, but from various offshoots.
huh says
The RNC site has lots of opportunities to donate, but I see nothing about annual dues.
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p>In my experience, any such organization is always looking for contributions, either in time or money. They also send out tons of mailings to try to get people motivated to do so.
billxi says
On a semi-weekly basis. The last envelope was stamped “past due” in red. Maybe in 2011 I’ll find another party.
somervilletom says
My first father-in-law (back in the late seventies) was an ardent Republican and Reagan supporter. As a way of pranking his new son-in-law (I was a flagrantly open Democrat), he sent contributions on my behalf to the “Committee To Elect Ronald Reagan” (I think that was the name) and the national GOP.
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p>I got a nice shiny bright red wallet card, and they sent me those “past due” notices for months afterwards.
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p>Sounds like some things never change.