Do you donate to political campaigns?

[MonkeyMama]

I do donate to my profession's political action committees because I guess I kind of figure money talks and might as well do what I can to have my voice heard some way that I can. IT's somewhat expected anyway.

As far as indivudual politicians, no I never have, but maybe if I really really wanted one elected. Just haven't - LOL.

There was actually a clean money campaign out year (probably still is) I devoted money and time to, to try to limit contributions candidates could take in California, it just feels so much like big corporations are controlling politics and I Feel something like that was a VERY worthy cause. So I am more likely to put money to issues and processes than candidates overall. I would probably be more likely to volunteer time than money if there was a candidate I really felt strongly about.

[b4freedom]

Absolutely not.

Giving money to political campaigns result in the following:
1) Annoying TV commercials.
2) More Junk mail.
3) Annoying phone calls.

Why would I want to pay money for that?

Besides, they all lie to you anyhow. If they told you the truth most people wouldn't vote for them.

[Aleta]

No. I'll donate when they will vote in the same kind of benefits that they have. Especially the health insurance program they have.

[Vapors]

Never.

I used to care, but not any more. I now understand why over half the country doesn't bother voting. It doesn't matter who is in power, it's all the same BS. Argue whatever side the other party stands for.