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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 147244" data-attributes="member: 373">Thats the problem, when orgs get big they start to lose that grassroots ideology and a few drive the agendas. It happens in ag orgs as well. We have a great org up here in the Mouse River Loop Pheasants. At the state level with the people that are involved in this org having connections to our district legislators there is a fair bit of influence that can be generated. We have a couple new legislators in our district so it will be interesting to see how things go. They are pretty down to earth guys. I can imagine districts in larger cities may not provide the same connection with legislators as the more rural ones do when there seems you run into them at the grocery store or JD dealer getting parts. We had a couple Dems get replaced, but we were lucky in that those Dems were actually very receptive and often times were more conservative in their ideologies than some Repubs.  lunk, if people have the balls to sign their name to bad rep I got no issue with them or them giving bad rep. so I don;t bother to share it. If people sign their bad rep, I will actually give it some thought.......anonymous bad rep not at all, so it really is a waste of their time even though it may make them feel good. Pretty simple. Guess things that really don't accomplish anything but make you feel good are important too.- - - Updated - - -exactly.</blockquote>