I STILL believe (in Ron Paul)
I STILL believe (in Ron Paul)
Some people might be discouraged by the Iowa straw poll, and that is understandable. It didn't go great for our side.
But I think we should look at it as nothing more than proof that we just have to work even harder.
Any suggestions as to how we can ratchet up the intensity in terms of support for Ron Paul?
Let's forget the conspiracy theories, rationalizations about why it didn't go so well, etc. etc. and just focus on kicking ass from here on.
For starters, I'm thinking about some sort of call-in campaign to the local talk radio stations. If we can get some fat ass with a mic to throw his considerable weight to our side, or even just to talk about Ron Paul, that could be huge. Thoughts?
I disagree with Ron Paul on a lot of issues. I support the Federal Reserve system, an active foreign policy and progressive taxation. Still I'm going to give my opinion on what he is doing wrong.
The subjects he tackles are too high brow for the average American. Unfortunatly elections are won with image and soundbites. Paul tries to win by putting forward ideas instead of hitting emotional chords.
Some people might be discouraged by the Iowa straw poll, and that is understandable. It didn't go great for our side.
But I think we should look at it as nothing more than proof that we just have to work even harder.
Any suggestions as to how we can ratchet up the intensity in terms of support for Ron Paul?
Let's forget the conspiracy theories, rationalizations about why it didn't go so well, etc. etc. and just focus on kicking ass from here on.
For starters, I'm thinking about some sort of call-in campaign to the local talk radio stations. If we can get some fat ass with a mic to throw his considerable weight to our side, or even just to talk about Ron Paul, that could be huge. Thoughts?
Answer:
I disagree with Ron Paul on a lot of issues. I support the Federal Reserve system, an active foreign policy and progressive taxation. Still I'm going to give my opinion on what he is doing wrong.
The subjects he tackles are too high brow for the average American. Unfortunatly elections are won with image and soundbites. Paul tries to win by putting forward ideas instead of hitting emotional chords.