$60 – We’ll send a really nice, big thank you card signed by all of our volunteers. It’s not exotic or valuable, but it’s genuine appreciation. We’d love to send you more, but we’re really trying to conserve our resources and spend thriftily.
$120 – We’ll send you a limited edition campaign t-shirt. It’s well-designed, unlike most campaign stuff.
$250 – We’ll send you a limited edition campaign t-shirt and a coffee mug with the Kansas flag on it.
$500 – We’ll send you a limited edition campaign t-shirt, a coffee mug with the Kansas flag on it, and a DVD video from Sean Tevis’ mom telling you how wonderful you are, because you are.

The overall design of the site beyond the comic is really spectacular. Really well done.

BTW stating the obvious here; “Progressives” never understand that when they lead off by mocking half the population’s values they can’t expect contributions from non-progressives. But then, they just can’t help themselves, can they?

Instead of mocking Republican candidates in his opening frame he could have just as easily mocked the incumbant’s speech by quoting the incumbant as promising endlessly promising “hope and change” and offering to give away free stuff from the government by taxing the “wealthy” to “help the poor”. If the rest of his premise proves true – that being that voters don’t really know anything about what goes on in their governent, it wouldn’t matter.

Maybe he should put up two versions of his website … the progressive version he has now and one that appeals to non-progressives?

I’m sure if Brian was his campaign manager, Brian would recommend that. You know the old rule, tell a donor whatever they whant to hear as long as what you tell them gets them to write you a check …

Isn’t that what every campaign manager is taught?