benhutton
02-04-2008, 08:16 PM
GoCrossPoliticalBash08 (http://politics.gocrosscampus.com/) has started and Ron Paul is one of a handful of politician-teams represented. GoCrossPoliticalBash08 is a special edition of GoCrossCampus, involving teams representing candidates from each major political party as well as novelty teams like "Don't Care" and "Colbert".
From the GoCrossCampus (http://politics.gocrosscampus.com/) website,
"GXC is a team-based locally social online sport that revolves around your connections, location and interests. Any team of people can play, whether its rival dorms battling across a college campus, employees competing in an exciting corporate team-building tournament, universities duking it out in an inter-campus athletic conference championship, or even supporters of presidential candidates in a political bash across the country."
"It's totally free, and takes just 2 minutes a day to play! Use your armies to attack your enemies and defend your territory. Everyone is part of the action, but your team has a whole must band together to coordinate strategy, elect leadership, and even root out spies! Join a strategy meeting... or start one! Or, just play in the sidelines. How you participate is up to you."
Last fall, students in the Ivy League competed in the Ivy League Championship, which pitted school against school in battle for the Northeast. This spring, in honor of the Presidential Primary season, it's candidate against candidate in battle for the Presidency.
Signing up is easy; all it requires is a .edu email address. Playing is easy an only takes 2 minutes a day.
Support Ron Paul! Join the battle for the US Presidency at politics.gocrosscampus.com (http://politics.gocrosscampus.com/)!
From the GoCrossCampus (http://politics.gocrosscampus.com/) website,
"GXC is a team-based locally social online sport that revolves around your connections, location and interests. Any team of people can play, whether its rival dorms battling across a college campus, employees competing in an exciting corporate team-building tournament, universities duking it out in an inter-campus athletic conference championship, or even supporters of presidential candidates in a political bash across the country."
"It's totally free, and takes just 2 minutes a day to play! Use your armies to attack your enemies and defend your territory. Everyone is part of the action, but your team has a whole must band together to coordinate strategy, elect leadership, and even root out spies! Join a strategy meeting... or start one! Or, just play in the sidelines. How you participate is up to you."
Last fall, students in the Ivy League competed in the Ivy League Championship, which pitted school against school in battle for the Northeast. This spring, in honor of the Presidential Primary season, it's candidate against candidate in battle for the Presidency.
Signing up is easy; all it requires is a .edu email address. Playing is easy an only takes 2 minutes a day.
Support Ron Paul! Join the battle for the US Presidency at politics.gocrosscampus.com (http://politics.gocrosscampus.com/)!