[frogjerk]

Give to the conservative candidates directly. Screw the RNC until they wise up.

[ez]

Sorry, RNC. We support candidates directly rather than send the money to your progressive organization.

[cripplecreek]

Send it back with a note that says you’re donating directly to candidates who aren’t morons.

[Political Junkie Too]

Is this a daily live thread?

-PJ

[avacado]

I return all RNC mail with the following written on the donation card.

No Money for R.I.N.O.s!!!

[Cold Heat]

They were sending those things out in 1940....LOL

[ilgipper]

Got one of these too. It went straight into the garbage. Terrible idea.

[Brookhaven]

Years ago I got a mailing designed to make you think it was an IRS tax audit notice. When you opened it you realized it was an advertisement from a radio station.

They had to run TV ads saying they were sorry and ended up having to fire all the djs, changing the call letters, and rebanding the entire station. A total disaster. Sounds like the RNC is taking advice from their ad agency.

[TexasCajun]

I'm sure they included a return pre-paid envelope.

Use your imagination.

[pabianice]

I return all such letters with a blistering criticism of the party, plus as much old newspaper as I can stuff into the envelope that is postage paid.

[FrankR]

I probably would have thrown it away just because they tried to sneak it in under a phony name.

BUT, as a caveat to that, I wouldn't put it past the U.S. Post office - stacked with SEIU members - to "toss out" any mail from anything "Republican"...I'll bet it's done.

[Corin Stormhands]

Oh wait ‘til you get the version that has “Past Due” stamped in red on the outside with no identifying return address.

[Ro_Thunder]

I fill out my questionnaires, as well as my wife’s. I usually select the “I cannot donate to you now” option, and write in “SECURE THE BORDER, DEFEND THE UNBORN, AND LOWER MY TAXES TO GET MORE OF MY MONEY”.

So far, all that’s gotten me is more surveys from the RNC and “the desk of Michael Steele”.

If they’d quit guaranteeing themselves pay raises, I’d be happy, too.

[RJL]

We get many of the Republican “survey” mailings. One thing that is missing is any questions about cutting the size of government or cutting spending.

Among Conservative and Republican voters, I’d guess it would be almost universally agreed that the Republican Party is supposedly the Party of small government and small spending, yet they never breathe a word about either in their mailings or pretty much any other time.

[ronnie raygun]

I recieved the same letter, thought it was from the IRS with their shot guns in tow! I donate when they start talking what Im thinking. Sarah’s gonna come knockin on thier door with the teaparty behind her, NOW WHAT?