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Bradley consultant says she's not aware of email list rentals



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I've attached the email from the congressional candidate at the end of this 
message.

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>From: lynn@netpoliticsgroup.com
>Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2000 12:56:34 -0400
>To: declan@well.com
>CC: ken@idi.net
>Subject: [Fwd: [Fwd: Fw: Bradley campaign rents email lists to Congressional
>  candidates?]]
>
>Declan -- Lynn Reed here, former Bradley internet consultant. I am not
>aware of the campaign authorizing any such use of the campaign e-mail
>list during the campaign or in the month that has passed since Senator
>Bradley withdrew from the race.
>
>Some volunteers had access to certain portions of our e-mail list during
>the campaign as part of their access to our supporter database (several
>volunteers in Virginia had access) and it would have been possible for
>them to make a copy of the list, although they were instructed in print
>and verbally not to do so.  They were instructed to use the material
>only for official campaign purposes.
>
>I'm not making any accusations, but just trying to clear up the matter
>for the record.
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>Message-ID: <38FDD780.B47DF296@idi.net>
>Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2000 11:57:53 -0400
>From: Ken Deutsch <ken@idi.net>
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>To: lynn@netpoliticsgroup.com
>Subject: Re: [Fwd: Fw: Bradley campaign rents email lists to Congressional
>  candidates?]
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>Lynn - I would send a note to "Declan McCullagh" <declan@well.com> - he 
>moderates
>this list and is a reporter with Wired.
>
>     - Ken
>
>lynn@netpoliticsgroup.com wrote:
>
> > I'd love to see the candidate's original note, because we have not, to my
> > knowledge authorized any such use. It is possible a Bradley volunteer 
> who was
> > given access to the data during the campaign kept a list, but if so, it 
> was a
> > violation of our stated policy to those volunteers.
> >
> > Ken Deutsch wrote:
> >
> > > Potential problem with Bradley lists?
> > >

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>Subject:  Democratic Candidate Needs Your Help to Keep the Bill Bradley 
>campaign going at the Congressional level in Northern Virginia
>Date:  Sun, 2 Apr 2000 17:20:09 -0400
>From:  "BELLANCA FOR CONGRESS 2000" <campaign@tombellanca.com>
>Reply-To:  <campaign@tombellanca.com>
>To:  <campaign@tombellanca.com>
>
>
>
>BELLANCA FOR CONGRESS 2000
>P.O. Box 2184
>Reston, VA 20191
>
>
>April 2, 2000
>
>Dear Bill Bradley Supporters:
>
>It's not too late to keep the Bill Bradley vision alive.  I am writing to 
>you as the former Hunter Mill District Bill Bradley For President Chairman 
>and as a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in the 11th 
>District.  The efforts to support Bill Bradley are alive in my campaign 
>for Congress to embrace those same issues that Dollar Bill brought to the 
>forefront.
>
>Among them, I am pressing forward supporting campaign finance reform, 
>common sense gun laws, health care reform, and bringing the nation back to 
>the "new politics" of positive campaigns.  I've added another important 
>issue to the mix that is more central to our district and that is 
>addressing the traffic situation in Northern Virginia.  All of these 
>issues need to be addressed at the federal level this year and we cannot 
>afford to forget, nor can we afford to lose the ground that we've gained.
>
>This is the reason I need your support this week in the Democratic caucus 
>being held on April 15, 2000.  As an 11th district Democratic candidate, I 
>am the only Bill Bradley supporter running for the nomination.  In order 
>to win, I need to get as many delegates that support issues that Bill 
>Bradley took the leadership role in bringing to the forefront.
>
>I've attached the necessary form for you to file as a delegate to support 
>these issues and me on the Congressional level.  I ask you to complete the 
>form and return to my campaign headquarters by this Saturday, April 
>8.  The cost of filing this form is not required but will go to help pay 
>the costs the Democratic Party will be paying to run the caucus.  Please 
>send the completed form to the following address:
>
>                                         Bellanca For Congress 2000
>                                         P.O. Box 2184
>                                         Reston, VA 20191
>
>Let's keep the ball on the court and rolling for our friend Bill Bradley 
>by continuing to support the important issues we've been fighting for over 
>the past year.  Please help me with my campaign to continue his legacy.
>
>                                         Sincerely,
>
>
>                                         Thomas E. Bellanca
>                                         Democratic Candidate (11-VA)
>
>Website:  <http://www.tombellanca.com>www.tombellanca.com
>
>Email:  campaign@tombellanca.com

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