Which liberty candidate to give to?

[enoch150]

I'm neither offended nor taking this as an attack, but what exactly makes his organization "far superior"? I'm involved with Karen's campaign and was completely unaware that our organization was far inferior to Robinson's. Please let me know where we can improve so that we can run the best campaign possible. Thanks.

Karen Kwiatkowski has done good with what she had to work with. But the two are starting from different places. Karen Kwiatkowski has to contend with the mainstream GOP while Art Robinson can get their help.

 

[devil21]

Art isn't your typical politician. He "gets it". His campaign plan centers around getting his book directly into the hands of likely voters. The book is very good and mine is signed.

 

[specsaregood]

Art isn't your typical politician. He "gets it". His campaign plan centers around getting his book directly into the hands of likely voters. The book is very good and mine is signed.

I was not aware that there was a long list of people that won political campaigns by giving voters their book. Can you list some of them for us; so we can see about replicating this strategy?

 

[cjm]

Karen Kwiatkowski has done good with what she had to work with. But the two are starting from different places. Karen Kwiatkowski has to contend with the mainstream GOP while Art Robinson can get their help.

Ah, I see. I thought the "superior organization" comment was about the quality of the campaign. I was expecting a response like, "he's got people doing A, B, and C whereas Karen only has people doing A and B."

 

[devil21]

I was not aware that there was a long list of people that won political campaigns by giving voters their book. Can you list some of them for us; so we can see about replicating this strategy?

Im not sure there is a long list, though most politicians release books prior to campaigns and make individual voters pay for it if they want to read it. By giving them out for "free" it does put it out there for more people to read. Hard to say if it's a winning strategy but the book (Common Sense in 2012) is good.