Public relations tip: Don’t block a journalist when they are asking for your side of the story. If that’s true, it only makes them look worse and gives merit to the accusations from the public’s perspective. If you don’t want to answer the questions just ignore or refuse to comment.
This is a link to order tickets for the event. It clearly states that CFA is hosting it, and donations will be used to support Katie. Sure looks like a fundraiser for Katie, hence the complaint. Can't wait to see the results of the investigation.
Why did you not list all of the donation levels and not just $500 and $750? I recall a $25 level and reading that if that was beyond your means, no one would be turned away.
My god! Will my yard sign get me in trouble?
Well, they finally bullied the wrong person or people I see.
Public relations tip: Don’t block a journalist when they are asking for your side of the story. If that’s true, it only makes them look worse and gives merit to the accusations from the public’s perspective. If you don’t want to answer the questions just ignore or refuse to comment.
https://secure.actblue.com/donate/katie-mardi-gras?refcode=fb-20240208&fbclid=IwAR0TdyokZ1DgLdT6G4TZKRBwsrattumodjli6cbtGIxroL2vjusGXXhJakA
This is a link to order tickets for the event. It clearly states that CFA is hosting it, and donations will be used to support Katie. Sure looks like a fundraiser for Katie, hence the complaint. Can't wait to see the results of the investigation.
Why did you not list all of the donation levels and not just $500 and $750? I recall a $25 level and reading that if that was beyond your means, no one would be turned away.
Great article. You need to listen to WSAU Thursday podcasts — Meg with Kevin Hermening and Meg with Brian Shimming.
https://nextdoor.com/p/CsX7FTmJZCy8?utm_source=share&extras=NTE1NTkxMDA%3D&utm_campaign=1709221405818
Saw this on NextDoor today and have to question how, in any world, this isn't a PAC ad...