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I think there's a fair amount that do so in their freshman run. But it's a road that probably leads to getting voted out after the opposition gets money from t
by tyingq 4y ago
I think there's a fair amount that do so in their freshman run. But it's a road that probably leads to getting voted out after the opposition gets money from the big groups you piss off by doing so.
- asdff 4y agoI don't think you'd get the money together necessary to get your freshman run even off the ground without at least some kowtowing of the line of the major donors for your party. The nature of campaigning imo makes pretty much all politicians more beholden to money than to their constituents. Its expensive business, and if you decide not to play the game, you just end up smacked.