>I would also appreciate reading about other's experiences working on the
>campaign-assuming I'm not the only one-not impossible on this group, I
>would imagine, for reasons which would are worth discussing.
Everything you say definitely applies to the Nader campaign here in Seattle where I did some work over a period of several days (helped them set up the office, install lighting, etc.) about 3 weeks ago. Extremely disorganized and amateurish. Efficiency and good sense of paid staff questionable. On the other hand a steady stream of volunteers walking in the door ready to do almost any task. Lots of enthusiasm everywhere. Eventually stuff gets done.
Last night friends came over for dinner whose 16 year-old son was going to last night's Nader rally in Seattle. Paid $10 out of his own pocket to be with 14,000 others in the same stadium as the Savior. Haven't heard the news this morning on how big the attendance really was. But lots of kids are interested (I saw the Minneapolis speech on C-Span). Maybe these kids have functional bullshit detectors thus just can't get juiced on Al and Geo.
M.F.