Have you had a bad experience with paid campaign staff?

[LandonCook]

Would you be willing to give an interview?

Sure...

 

[jenninlouisiana]

No, I haven't had a bad experience here in Louisiana with paid staff. In fact, I have had the opposite experience with paid staff; I find they are professional, energetic, helpful, have good ideas and and seem to know what they are doing.

I have had direct contact with 5 paid staff.

 

[susano]

spreading bad stories and criticisms is going to do no good now. The problems are known. There are people working on changing the problems. Thats our only hope.

Who is working on changing this? Kerri Price tried to sabotage Michigan. She tried to dismantle the Meetup groups. She cannot be allowed to go to another state.

I want to know who hired her. In a RP administration, I would expect transparancy. I expect the same in this campaign. How did this Bush/Cheney Yale person get hired to come an screw with Michigan?

 

[susano]

Sure...

I'll PM you my phone number.

In about 45 minutes, I'm going to my precinct to watch the vote.

 

[susano]

No, I haven't had a bad experience here in Louisiana with paid staff. In fact, I have had the opposite experience with paid staff; I find they are professional, energetic, helpful, have good ideas and and seem to know what they are doing.

I have had direct contact with 5 paid staff.

Excellent. I got a call from a souther California Meetup organizer who has been trying get literature and signs signs since November. Perhaps your folks could help?

 

[jenninlouisiana]

Excellent. I got a call from a souther California Meetup organizer who has been trying get literature and signs signs since November. Perhaps your folks could help?

Several months ago, we set up chip ins and got donors and certainly didn't sit around "since November" waiting for someone to drop campaign materials in our laps.

Are you serious that in California.. they haven't taken the initiative to get these materials themselves???

Our ONLY concern (the meet-ups and the national staff) has been the caucus, which is 1/22. The Louisiana primary means essentially nothing unless someone gets greater than 50% of the vote, which isn't going to happen this year.

Because of Louisiana's unique situation, campain materials aren't a priority here. Yes, we wanted some and yes, we took it upon ourselves before the national campaign got involved with us, to get some... but we dont' need campaign materials here.

We needed delegates; we got them and it looks like Ron Paul is going to walk away with 21 of Louisiana's 47 delegates if all goes well on Tuesday.

 

[susano]

Several months ago, we set up chip ins and got donors and certainly didn't sit around "since November" waiting for someone to drop campaign materials in our laps.

Are you serious that in California.. they haven't taken the initiative to get these materials themselves???
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The Meetup organizer and the members have paid for everything themselves. He's been spending 60 hours a week working for the cause. And, get this, he's from Switzerland, and is not yet a citizen. he can't even vote.

Yes, they took the initiative AND they keep donating to national.