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We actually can’t do this without you virtually... |
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I may just write to you once a week, but my colleagues and I are thinking about you a lot more often than that. No Labels punches above its weight in national policy debates, succeeding at the challenge of bringing the two parties together to get stuff done. To take our efforts to the next level, we need our members and volunteers to play an even bigger role. Thursday evening, we had the chance to talk with some of you — including a few of our most committed online ambassadors — in a Zoom forum. We discussed what drew folks to No Labels, and how and why they spread our message on Facebook, Twitter, and elsewhere. And they had some great tips for how you can do the same: -
Follow No Labels on Facebook, @NoLabelsOrg on Twitter, and @nolabelsorg on Instagram, and join our members-only No Labels Ambassadors on Facebook. -
Like and share No Labels content on social media, and comment on what we post. -
Follow our House Problem Solvers Caucus allies on Facebook and Twitter, and like and share their content. -
Follow major media accounts, and accounts of key political figures. Engage respectfully with them and their followers on the message of our movement, and link to No Labels content while doing so. -
Comment on posts by politicians and pundits who are not on our side, urging them to put cooperation over conflict. Tag No Labels when you do. These are just a few ways you can actively aid No Labels online — and it’s more effective than you might think. For example, according to the Congressional Management Foundation, 45% of elected officials say they do take notice when someone engages with them via Twitter. And as we head into a hotly contested midterm election season — and look ahead to 2024 — we will be counting on you, our supporters, to amplify our voice online. Margaret |
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