by Philly » Wed Jan 28, 2015 6:07 pm
Yeah, did lots of campaigns in college. For a student, the money I made was alright, but if it's a career, it's some real top down shit. The senior staff make close to 6 figures for the cycle, the top consultant makes way more, the midlevel people make like 2500 a month or less, and the junior people are lucky for a meager stipend, with much of the work done by unpaid interns.
On an individual level it seems difficult to make more than peanuts doing field work.Feel like you'd have to start a company or something,
The best racket for a side income seemed to be the guys who were highly influential in a niche demographic (orthodox Jews for example) and could just charge a nice monthly consulting fee to do absolutely nothing but their blessing would get a candidate the votes in those communities. Straight up gangster shit. But that's really local elections. Don't know if there's an equivalent for president.
go ahead. keep screaming "Shut The f**k Up " at me. it only makes my opinions Worse
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