Their advisors are fools. You buy EVERY possible domain name as soon as you can.
The public is more interested in how the candidates can create jobs and improve the economy, not how many domain names you can rack up, Perry spokesman Mark Miner said. Were not running for student body council here. This is for president of the United States.
But Perrys opponents and other parties are buying up domains about Perry. In most cases, the addresses have not been put to use and lead to empty Web pages.
In several instances, anti-Perry domains were bought on the same dates that the Romney or Obama campaigns reported making transactions at GoDaddy.com, according to an analysis of online domain-registration records.
On Aug. 15, two days after Perry launched his campaign, Obamas campaign spent $3,958 at GoDaddy.com. At least 70 domains containing Perrys name were bought on the same date."...
I agree with you, but what evidence do we have that “RickPerry.com” remained available(*) by the time Perry was remotely considering a run for higher office?
*— I will say, however, that they should have taken action with ICANN promptly upon finding out that the site was being squatted.