hey, I got a question for everyone here

What forms of Internet activism should we use for the midterms ?

we all know the impact the meme war had in 2016 , but that was a national race. Everyone in the country knew who Trump and Hillary were

whereas 99% of people who live in California can't name who's the House Rep from New Hampshire

(that's not an actual study, but it's almost certainly the case)

I'm bumping the general now

some people are criticizing /rsg/ as having "walls of texts"

Does anyone else here agree with that notion

yes

focus on one election at a time

when we're dealing with an entire country with tons of elections in each state we could have to make walls of text

maybe as a suggestion we could solely relegate that to the pastebins.

I think people are just suffering from Internet induced ADD

they don't look like walls of texts to me

for instance, the OP is just a series of links

focus on images and maps

with arrows and highlights for the districts

I second this, they give a lot of info that's needed

this is an actual wall of text

the thing is, I have no experience creating images

I'll leave that to other people

I'll just save up any good images

i'm your guy for maps

nice

well, that's why we have discord of course

another thing I'm noticing is anons trying to sympathize with "blue dogs" in the senate

with Schumer running the show, that doesn't mean shit anymore

I think we could use that a leverage against the Ds in Congress who are voting against Rs on everything.

Pennsylvania

attack the voting record, Manchin, considered a "blue dog", doesn't really vote with Trump on anything he proposes

https://imgur.com/a/gTYpd

@FLanon

save these pics in a folder

and use them for your bump posts in future threads

I'll be sure to do that

'bump' by itself bumps a thread, but attaching an image can provoke further discussion

I'll be expanding my folder of pics and will be showing more as I add them

btw, bump the threads every 10 minutes or so

just enough to keep it from expiring

not too much that it's redundant