I continue not to be able to get the campaign's attention to the direct tweeting to Alabama voters being advocated in this blog.
@GDouglasJones, please cut #DougJonesForSenate tweeters loose to blanket AL Twitter accounts with tweets to GOTV for you, by your liking or retweeting this tweet. Thank you. #DigDoug #alsen #alpolitics #MooreSenate https://t.co/zXUDXkBckk— Rob Shattuck (@RobShattuckAL06) November 24, 2017
I believe Damon Rieth is doing Step Two tweeting.
Yes— Damon Rieth (@rieth_damon) November 24, 2017
I believe he is doing the Step Two tweeting using follower lists on Tweeting to Republicans
Thanks for retweeting. I’m going through the lists, albeit slowly.— Damon Rieth (@rieth_damon) November 24, 2017
I continue to receive many likes, retweets, and follows, and several people have done the Step One tweet.
Two people have joined the Google group I have created for discussing the tweeting, but there has not been any discussion in the group yet.
I talk about "blanketing Alabama Twitter accounts" with pro-Doug tweets. This can be done before December 12th, but it will take many tweeters willing to dedicate time to tweeting.
If you think blanketing Alabama Twitter accounts with pro-Doug tweets before December 12th can help Doug, you need join in and help with the tweeting here.
Please join the Google group as a way to get information to get going.
Addendum 11/25/17
How to organize?— Gremlinperson (@gremlinperson) November 25, 2017
I have been trying to push this blog for three months.
Organizing requires #DougJonesForSenate tweeters who are willing to tweet.
So, a first step a person can do is to urge other tweeters to decide to do the tweeting urged in this blog.
Tell them to join the Google group to discuss tweeting, ask questions, and get information.
If you want a particular new tweeting bank organized, you can suggest messaging to put in the tweeting bank, or I will draft something for your consideration. See Index of tweeting banks.
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