I may have a chance to talk to Evan Moody, Kucinich's national volunteer coordinator

[Flabbergasted]

If anyone has any ideas or suggestions for him or Dennis let me know.

[Greyhound]

1. Tough question since I don't know what their strategy is right now.

Obviously there are problems, here for sure and judging by the polling numbers, everywhere. Outside of DU, I've yet to meet anybody that has even heard of him. I know we're not an important state because of our late primary, so maybe things are different elsewhere, but...

Does a national infrastructure even exist? Who can I contact locally to find out what's going on? The meet-up effort is ineffective at best, 58 members last time I checked and nothing planned, does the national campaign have any tools available for us to change that?

I guess my biggest question is not really within his purview, but it is this; Is Dennis serious about becoming the President, and if so, why doesn't his campaign reflect it? It is obvious to me that he cannot break through in the traditional manner, the DNC/DLC candidates have that sewn up, is there a strategy to bypass this?

Of all of the candidates, he has the best programs and plans, but it isn't going to matter if nobody but a few thousand political junkies knows what they are and how they will help the average citizen.

[EvanMoody]

2. reply to greyhound1966

Hi,

I was just perusing DU and noticed your post about campaign outreach and volunteer infrastructure. I'd love to talk to you about our campaign. Email me at Evan@Kucinich, tell me who you are, and I'll give you my phone number. We are always looking for constructive criticism.