Posted on 05/07/2015 7:17:09 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
The Man Once Called Inventor of the Republican Internet Wants Help.
Political campaigns are notoriously opaque. They're also typically pretty top-down affairs despite staffers' insistence that "It's all about the grassroots."
So it was a bit surprising to see Vincent Harris, the young entrepreneur heading digital for GOP presidential hopeful Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, asking supporters on Twitter for ideas.
Specifically, he asked followers of his @VincentHarris account on Wednesday what the candidate might do better in digital media. In a related post he wrote, "I am around always to listen. Have had folks as young as 14 send in great tips to vincent (at) http://randpaul2016.com Please keep 'em coming."(continued)
(Excerpt) Read more at adage.com ...
Crowdsourcing official campaign material is generally a disaster. I’m thinking of the supporter made Mike Gravel ad of the 30 something male in a bodysuit pissing himself for the camera.
Ha...I sent him this:
QUIT
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