Political spam can be hilarious in how wrong it can be. I received this a while back (edited to remove specific locations):
> Good Afternoon TZS,
> We’ve noticed your thoughtful conservative posts on social media and would like to invite you to our $COUNTY County Republican Volunteer/PCO meeting, featuring an overview of this year’s Legislative session by $COUNTY County Republican Representatives $REPRESENTATIVE_LIST.
> Please join us at the $RESTAURANT Restaurant this Wednesday, June 25, from 6-8pm for this in-depth opportunity. The evening will be informative and eye-opening!
> $COUNTY County Republican Party
www.${COUNTY}republicans.com
> Reply STOP to opt out of future text messages.
I found that hilarious because as far as I know everything related to politics that I have posted on social media that concerned any issue the Republicans have a position on (other than an issue where there is broad bipartisan consensus) took a position highly critical of theirs.
This article suggests it's mostly groups which the democratic party is against, but can't stop because of loose campaign finance regulations. But the posted article suggests the DCCC is involved with Mothership.
What I want to know is how do I get myself off their damn list? I collected 46 different numbers pointing to at least 21 different domains before I gave up. Reported everything to the FCC but nothing happened. These "democratic" spam texts make up 99%+ of the spam I'm receiving and it's driving me insane...
> Good Afternoon TZS,
> We’ve noticed your thoughtful conservative posts on social media and would like to invite you to our $COUNTY County Republican Volunteer/PCO meeting, featuring an overview of this year’s Legislative session by $COUNTY County Republican Representatives $REPRESENTATIVE_LIST.
> Please join us at the $RESTAURANT Restaurant this Wednesday, June 25, from 6-8pm for this in-depth opportunity. The evening will be informative and eye-opening!
> $COUNTY County Republican Party www.${COUNTY}republicans.com
> Reply STOP to opt out of future text messages.
I found that hilarious because as far as I know everything related to politics that I have posted on social media that concerned any issue the Republicans have a position on (other than an issue where there is broad bipartisan consensus) took a position highly critical of theirs.
You'd need to sign up for an API key here: https://api.data.gov/signup/
A pass-through rate of < 2% seems unbelievable, makes me wonder how well other operations perform.
https://www.thebulwark.com/p/harris-camp-warns-of-democratic...