Nonphixion
Active member
But what if our PAC had been running ads showing the blatant hypocrisy and the COST of that hypocricy - both to taxpayers and in human terms? What if those ads encouraged people to contact their local representatives (and maybe tailored each ad for each market so that the contact info for their representatives were IN the ad) and push them to get involved in getting it pushed through committee?
That's the kind of thing I see having the fastest impact. Doing all the work for stoners so that they simply have to pick up the phone and dial the number on the screen and have LOTS of people doing it.
The problem with that is, at least in my state one representative covers a 20 block radius or less, and there are three people more or less unique to that area. I believe they are the assemblyman, senator, and congressman. The latter two are more constant but still vary more than the local TV stations do.
I think targeted billboards in certain demographic areas would be more cost effective in this respect. Viral video marketing campaigns with recognizable names from the entertainment industry, or at the very least scantily clad babes could reach several orders of magnitude of a greater audience.