Thread: How About Doing This

Postcard good idea. At least you wouldn't need an envelope and that way even the postman gets to see it. Maybe the postman would spread the word a little.

I've worked in several campaigns where we made our own post cards on the computer and they were quite presentable. We were able to get six to a page. The heavier paper can be bought at Office Depot and cut with a paper cutter.

Too bad we couldn't go around sticking postcards in people's mailboxes.

If we began to organize is small neighborhood groups we probably could develop a flyer that could be distributed. I think it violates federal law to put something inside a mailbox, but we have taped flyers on the outside.

Postcards are a good idea. However, depending on the stance of the ultimate 'deliverer' they may 'accidentally' get misplaced. I hate to sound so cynical, but this is such an emotional issue, and we already know the level of deception that currently exists.

Whatever method we use, we need to ensure delivery of our message.

In my area they would be delivered with glee. The entire state is incensed
over this issue.


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