candidates, and vote? Door-to-door campaigns? Talks at the local library?
Grocery store posters?"
Well, we could just tell them their lives would be much better under Kodos, rather than Kang.
-TD
From: Damian Gerow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Harmon Seaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Fact checking Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2004 20:20:06 -0400
Thus spake Harmon Seaver ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [26/04/04 19:25]:
: And the local elections are no prime pickings either, it's crooks to the left
: of us, crooks to the right of us, ahead and behind, above and below. Extremely
: few real choices. The real problem is -- most people don't vote. What needs to
: be done is a real grass roots effort to educate people and get them to vote.
So, how does one start a grass roots effort? I'm Canuck, and I'm not exactly impressed with this year's pickings up North. My last vote was a vote /against/ the in-office party, not for the party I'd like to see in office.
How do you start motivating a lazy and apathetic public to learn about their
candidates, and vote? Door-to-door campaigns? Talks at the local library?
Grocery store posters?
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