Young Dems declare their Top Statewide Campaigns were those that lost. They don’t get the whole campaign thing, do they?

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Young Democrats are out patting themselves on the back today, and clucking about their top races.

They don’t get the whole campaign thing, do they? That’s kind of a funny way of looking at the world.

When you’re calling the race for Auditor one of your “Top Statewide Campaigns”.. a race where the candidate didn’t go to the convention to run.. or anywhere else as far as that goes..  you’re setting a pretty low bar.

In that Universe, your top campaigns will probably include Jamie Smith and Erin Royer, who both lost badly.

Sure, go ahead and declare “Democrats” to be the top party.  The rest of us will console ourselves with winning elections.

7 thoughts on “Young Dems declare their Top Statewide Campaigns were those that lost. They don’t get the whole campaign thing, do they?”

  1. Speaking as a former campaign staffer, do the minutes include everyone who’s a keyboard warrior “volunteering”?

    1. Not sure where that number comes from, but it translates to roughly 18,000 hours or 753 full days… I’m not a mathematician but that does seem like a lot for such an unorganized and invisible group… so maybe they did count tweeting

    1. If you’re a coach in college football and have a 4-6 record, you get fired. Just sayin’…….

  4. There is an asterisk next to the number of volunteer hours, but there is no explanation as to why. I will, therefore, provide one:

    *This number was completely fabricated.

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