May Day Appeal!
You can get them for free, so why pay for them? It’s hard to argue with that logic. Paying for Politickles really doesn’t make much sense. But does everything have to make sense? Don’t you get the urge every once in a while to do something irrational? Maybe this is …
Inquiring minds want to know: Q. Didn’t you ask for donations twelve months ago? A. Yes. It’s an annual appeal. Q. Why don’t you have an ongoing appeal, year-round, like the Organizer-in-Chief? A. I’m not that greedy, arrogant, or delusional. Q. Instead of sending $10 or $25 every year, couldn’t …
Politickles are free AND priceless. That’s what makes it so hard to figure out how much to charge yourself for a subscription to “Your Weekly Politickle.” To avoid hurting your brain as you deliberate, please apply the following helpful guidelines. Ask yourself this question: How much should I pay for …
Sure, you can get politickles free of charge, but you can also pay for them. And some people do, year after year. $5, $10, $25, $100, even $1000! I’d accept more, of course, but that’s the top contribution so far. Why do they do it? You got me. Whatever the …
You can get them for free, so why pay for them? It’s hard to argue with that logic. Paying for Politickles really doesn’t make much sense. But does everything have to make sense? Don’t you get the urge every once in a while to do something irrational? Maybe this is …
2012 marks the 15th Anniversary of “Your Weekly Politickle,” which has been provided free of charge online and to email subscribers since 1997! And free it will remain. Several years ago, however, I initiated an annual, month-long “May Day” appeal for self-imposed subscription fees (i.e., donations) and renew that appeal …
“Your Weekly Politickle” has been provided free of charge online and to email subscribers since 1997, but donations are accepted and appreciated. To donate online via PayPal, click the DONATE button at the top of the right sidebar. If you’ve never donated before, this is your big chance. If you …
Though I’ve often thought about stopping, I’ve continued to write and distribute a weekly politickle every week for over 14 years. I don’t do it for the money. During my annual, month-long Politickles fund drives, I have never raised more than enough to cover a week’s worth of living expenses. …
Politickles are free and priceless. That’s what makes it so hard to figure out how much to charge yourself for a subscription to “Your Weekly Politickle.” To avoid hurting your brain as you deliberate, please apply the following helpful guidelines. Ask yourself this question: How much should I pay for …