Is the College Republican National Committee worthy of a donation? (Vanity)

8/31/2012 | NECAWA

[NECAWA]

I just received a phone call soliciting a donation to the CRNC. I believe they are currently doing a good job, but I would appreciate Freeper comments. Thanks for any insight you can give.

[Doogle]

...nothing over the phone! but you can go here and check them out...http://njcr.org/

[1rudeboy]

No. Some of them might support Romney. You must retain your ideological purity at all costs. All costs, do you hear me?

[RIghtwardHo]

Hmm Interesting question.

[Stepan12]

I've donated to them several times and will continue to do so.

The Official Underzog website

[TurkeyLurkey]

The College Republicans typically have a pretty tough time on our campuses, as most colleges are so liberal...after checking it out to make sure it’s legit I would sooner donate to the College Republicans rather than the National Republicans.

[iowamark]

I think that College Republicans are a great organization. Young people are a source of great potential as young people are open and flexible politically in a way that older folks usually are not.

http://www.crnc.org/home/

[MIchaelTArchangel]

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[Twotone]

If I give to College Republicans, I give to the local group. Of course, I have a university which has a group of College Republicans. Be very careful about giving to any national group. Money is better spent locally.

[jwalsh07]

They are good to go. Been sending them a few bucks now and then for many years. College republicans are basically very conservative and conservative in nests of libtards.

[ROTB]

Dig around for “conservative” PACs first before doing do.

http://sarahpac.com/
https://www.sarahpacdonate.com/

Also look around for “tea party” pacs, and “conservative” pacs.

[ROTB]

I missed the word “College” in the thread title.

Dunno if they campaign on campus or not. No idea.

[texican01]

The only political PACs/organizations I now contribute to are Senate Conservative Fund(Jim DeMint), SarahPAC, TeaParty Patriots and the Texas GOP.

Zip, Nada to RNC, NRCC and RNSC

[abb]

FWIW, my suggestion is to save your money and donate to local or regional candidates (congress, state legislature, county commission, etc) that you personally know and have contact with. That way you KNOW your money is put to a good purpose.

[surroundedbyblue]

Just spend your money at Chik-Fil-A

[kearnyirish2]

When I went to a state school in northern NJ, they gave us some of their posters (leading up to the 1992 election) so we could make signs with the back of them. They weren’t timid, and I believe they were the ones organizing the anti-affirmative action bake sales at other school recently.

As far as where you give, that’s your call.

[jch10]

If it isn’t conservative, I don’t give to it. Check it out before you decide.

There is a bunch of PACs that could use your support.

[DoughtyOne]

Generally the Young College Republicans are a good group.

Ask to see their web page, and look around. See what they’ve been up to.

I would urge you to check out any group you want to support, but my experience with the YCR has been quite positive.

Any group that is pushing our agenda onto college campuses can’t be all that bad.

[WhiskeyX]

Go to Youtube and search for the videos of the state, county, and precinct conventions and meetings. See what happened in places such as Georgia, Louisiana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, and elsewhere, when grassroot Republicans actually tried to exercise their right to participate in the electoral process. See what you think should be the answer to your question given those events.

[Jay Paine]

The CRNC represents everything wrong with the Republican Party. They’ve made the GOP into a Grand Old Politburo with their revolving door of a politicratic consultant class. Many College Republican chapters aren’t even affiliated with the CRNC over corruption, electoral fraud, bureaucracy, and big ego stemming back to the Nixon years in some cases.

The College Greens are more worthy of conservative donations than wannabe Karl Roves.