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  1. 11-10-2008, 02:19 #1
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    Has anyone ever tried to get involved in local level politics? Like Town Councilman/woman or something?

    Or even something modest, such as a group that has a connection to a State or local level politician? I've had an interview with a State Senator and gone to a dinner with a bunch of local politico's, but I'm interested in doing more. There are very few young people involved in the G.O.P. over here for some reason. I know for a fact that there are a number of bright young people with Republican leanings, but the GOP does nothing to recruit new ideas.
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