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To: RandallFlagg
So, whaddya think?

A detailed contact list of opponents has a thousand and one uses. Most of those uses are best served by keeping the exact details in the list private.

A limited reveal that "the list" exists could be more effective at getting attention then full disclosure of the contents.

What does get disclosed must be accurate. Lists accumulate incorrect data pretty quickly, and critical details are always changing. Everything must be periodically revised.

It strongly behooves anyone who is making a list to be checking it twice.

20 posted on 02/21/2014 8:17:58 PM PST by flamberge (What next?)
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To: flamberge
Most of those uses are best served by keeping the exact details in the list private.
If I did that, voters wouldn't know their names when the elections come.

A limited reveal that "the list" exists could be more effective at getting attention then full disclosure of the contents.
Perhaps.

What does get disclosed must be accurate. Lists accumulate incorrect data pretty quickly, and critical details are always changing. Everything must be periodically revised.
It's really easy to check using the state's site. Their anti-gun votes are on record. They can't take them back.

It strongly behooves anyone who is making a list to be checking it twice.
Agreed. That's why I haven't finished it yet.
I want to make damn sure that it's accurate before it's released.
21 posted on 02/21/2014 8:29:00 PM PST by RandallFlagg ("I said I never had much use for one. Never said I didn't know how to use it." --Quigley)
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