Anyways, I'd go and see them speak publicly, and ask them questions. Although with the YouTube debates they had this year, it has certainly been far more accessible for the general population. I've found the internet is a great place especially during an election year, as there are a myriad of links as news starts to develop. This includes their policies, what they've said in the past, how they regard other candidates, etc.

Post edited at 9:28 am on April 21, 2008 by marshmellowman

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door to door candidates are just people that knock on your door to say whom they are and why they are standing

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You didn't really phrase the answer right. You should have put 'door to door representatives of the candidate' or something similar. That would have made much more sense.

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You should have put 'door to door representatives of the candidate
i should not have put that due to the fact that that is wrong
i am asking about door to door candidates not representatives
if you wish to make a rude remark about my spelling or, in this instance a definition, do me the honour of getting it right

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You didn't see Tony Blair, George Bush, Bill Clinton, Margaret Thatcher, or don't see Hilary Clinton, Barack Obama or John McCain doing the same either. Clearly for an obvious reason, it's highly ineffective and time wasting.

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Post edited at 5:09 pm on May 3, 2008 by allsmiles

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Quote: from intermillion at 5:33 pm on April 21, 2008

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You should have put 'door to door representatives of the candidate  
 i should not have put that due to the fact that that is wrong  
 i am asking about door to door candidates not representatives  
 if you wish to make a rude remark about my spelling or, in this instance a definition, do me the honour of getting it right

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Oh I see. Well I thought you meant representatives of candidates, because no serious candidate has time to actually knock on random peoples' doors and talk to them about themselves and the election.

You didn't see Tony Blair, George Bush, Bill Clinton, Margaret Thatcher, or don't see Hilary Clinton, Barack Obama or John McCain doing the same either. Clearly for an obvious reason, it's highly ineffective and time wasting.

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In most cases, door-to-dooring is done by local electionists, candidates in the county or...whatever it is in the USA.
For instance I live in North Wiltshire, so a candidate might come to my area and knock on peoples doors.

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