Are we better off now that we stopped the big money bombs?

[Live_Free_Or_Die]

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[jrich4rpaul]

We stopped doing the best thing we had going...

It was one of the few things that actually got us news. The buzz created a huge amount of internet traffic surrounding money bombs. It was evident throughout the Ron Paul community. If we lost super tuesday and set a new money bomb record we would be in the news.

I think killing the big money bombs will go down as one of our worst grassroots ideas.

The problem was that after we had one, the next one wouldn't be for 5 weeks. That's WAY too long to let donations dry up.

I was never against moneybombs, I was against them being so far apart.

And how did we kill them? We have one in 7 days.

www.presidentsdaymoneybomb.com

[nobody's_hero]

When did we stop?

[Steve_New_Jersey]

Untill ron defuses the last letter on the website and starts talking to the supporters again nothing is going to get us very far.

[Lucid American]

We didn't stop. In fact, the last one was just a week and a half ago.

You can't just give a date and expect $6M . . . it takes people actually giving $6M.

We're still doing pretty well with the fund raising. Not good enough, but I, for one, am broke.

[Dave Pedersen]

Donations are drying up fast. We are averaging way below normal if you look at the totals for the last three days. That message at HQ really shut things down.