| I was knocking on doors in my precinct on Sunday, and I noticed a few Ron Paul brochures stuck in the doors of Democratic households. At first I thought they might be homes where one spouse is a Democrat and the other is a Republican, but checking my list, they seemed to be homes where both residents are registered Ds.
I did not examine the flier closely, so I don't know whether it came from Paul's campaign or from an outside group supporting him.
On Sunday night or Monday night, I got a robocall supporting Paul. The script emphasized that Democrats in Congress have failed to end the war, and none of the Democratic candidates would be able to end the war. It urged me to caucus for Ron Paul because unlike the Democrats, he has always been against the war and would be able to end the war. It also mentioned a few of Paul's other policy positions.
My kids were making too much noise for me to hear the name of the group that paid for the robocall. I did catch the "not authorized by any candidate or any candidate's committee" at the end, so it wasn't the Paul campaign.
This seems like a complete waste of money to me. Are there really a bunch of Democrats who can't find anyone they like in our current field? Even hard-core antiwar Democrats can still caucus for Kucinich if they like.
But maybe I'm wrong and these tactics will persuade a significant number of Democrats to cross over and caucus on the GOP side.
Anyone else get this phone call or leaflet? Do you know any Democrats who plan to caucus for Ron Paul? |
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