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Response Dynamics, Inc. is a privately held Vienna, Virginia-based direct marketing company. It was founded in 1981 and specializes in political fundraising and direct mail marketing. The company boasts in-house copy editing, art design, database management, and a list brokerage service. Most direct mail fundraising firms cater to a particular partisan segment, and RDI is considered one of the top firms servicing conservative causes. Others who have used the company include Representative Robert K. Dornan and Floyd Brown during the 2008 presidential race.

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rdfs:label	Response Dynamics (en)
rdfs:comment	Response Dynamics, Inc. is a privately held Vienna, Virginia-based direct marketing company. It was founded in 1981 and specializes in political fundraising and direct mail marketing. The company boasts in-house copy editing, art design, database management, and a list brokerage service. Most direct mail fundraising firms cater to a particular partisan segment, and RDI is considered one of the top firms servicing conservative causes. Others who have used the company include Representative Robert K. Dornan and Floyd Brown during the 2008 presidential race. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Republican National Committee United States Vienna, Virginia College Republican National Committee Conservatism in the United States Copy editing Fundraising 2004 United States presidential election Companies based in Vienna, Virginia List broker Database management system Floyd Brown Direct mail fundraising Direct marketing Direct marketing Microtargeting Robert K. Dornan S corporation Art design Privately held Direct mail marketing Direct marketing associations
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.responsedynamicsinc.com/
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key people	David A. Kunko, Secretary (en) Ron Kanfer, President (en)
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has abstract	Response Dynamics, Inc. is a privately held Vienna, Virginia-based direct marketing company. It was founded in 1981 and specializes in political fundraising and direct mail marketing. The company boasts in-house copy editing, art design, database management, and a list brokerage service. Most direct mail fundraising firms cater to a particular partisan segment, and RDI is considered one of the top firms servicing conservative causes. RDI's aggressive marketing strategy received national attention after it was revealed that the company targeted the elderly with deceptive practices, including repeated solicitations and using misleading letterhead and language. Fundraising solicitations from the College Republican National Committee in 2004 appeared to be solicitations for Republican National Committee or Bush-Cheney 2004, misleading many elderly contributors. The College Republicans stopped using the company due to negative media reports on these misleading solicitations, ending a more than ten-year relationship. Others who have used the company include Representative Robert K. Dornan and Floyd Brown during the 2008 presidential race. (en)
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