golfboy
03-01-2008, 03:33 AM
We are having a delegate bomb in Nebraska on Monday to get all republican supporters registered to become delegates for the state conventions.
The way our election laws work here, your vote does not count unless you register as a delegate for the state convention. The caucuses mean nothing, and they just elect delegates to the state convention. Most delegates run unopposed, so we can have as many voters to the state convention as you want.
Do you hear that Ron Paul supporters? Nebraskans can go to the state convention as a delegate by filling out a single sheet of paper on Monday, March 3rd.
Since we have not had much success as we would liked to have getting delegates, we are hoping to organize a Delegate Bomb on Monday march 3rd. This is going to be a totally spontaneous movement supported by the campaign. This will be like a money bomb concept, except the official campaign can participate!
You've been waiting for this official campaign to show its muscle. Let's show them what we can do.
That's right folks, we can get people to go to the republican state convention and elect national delegates by filling out a sheet of paper.
In other places you've had to canvass and win 10's of thousands of sheeple votes to win a measly few delegates, with little results in any state.
Nebraska is a state that Ron Paul can easily take down all of the electoral votes by adopting the infrastructure we already have in place. By utilizing the money bomb concept, the campaign will officially be allowed to participate in a strategy to elect delegates. The more people the better.
The great thing about this folks, we can win a state outright and every vote, and rewrite the republican party platforms to our will. If we could reach every city in Nebraska, and most cities have a very small population, 10,000 people or under. We have a few medium sized cities that allow a good balance between rural life and city life around 20-30,000 people.
Do you hear that folks? If we can get 10 or 20 Ron Paul supporters to register as delegates, they can go to the convention with little effort. McCain and Huckabee are not organized here. There will be very few republican delegates supporting other candidates.
Nebraska has always been a place where liberty minded people go to work the land and earn their living. It's been built on self sustenance, and a immigrant work ethic. We discriminate against no one, and it's always been a place where hard working immigrants can come and enjoy the good life. We are largely a white state, but all of our ancestors have immigrated from other countries from unprivileged lives. This is a state where Ron Paul's words would resonate loudly. Virtually every value emphasized by Ron Paul is implemented here, and our state has always been at the mercy of what has been going around us. We produce large amounts of corn and beef, and we have hard working, well educated children. We have a large number of public and private schools, as well as scholarship opportunities. Walter Scott and Peter Kiewit have donated money to the university of Nebraska system and UNO to give students a full scholarship for their education every year. We are a state of hard workers that still have their kids play baseball and climb trees and play tackle football outdoors. When we get older, we ride atv's and drive tractors. Many people hunt, play golf, or play other outdoor sports such as football and tennis, and our high school gyms turn out many good volleyball players a year, and the occasional stud basketball and football player every year. Look at the 1995 husker team, that team was built with homegrown Nebraska football players that outworked everyone with a talented coach in Tom Osborne who also recruited strong players from other states such as Florida and Texas and California to a relatively sparsely populated state. Bo Pelini is still doing it today, and many Nebraskans feel like it will be the second coming of Jesus. Mark my word, Nebraska will be fearsome in football next year. I don't want to make predictions, but watch out! Some of us play golf on the many affordable private and public golf courses in the area. We have the most millionaires and billionaires per capita, and the most golf courses, corn, cows, and water per capita. Yes, fresh underground water. Omaha is very close to being a renaissance city with a lot of new development, include aksarben near the university of Omaha, and the university improving its recent dorms. That would be an awesome place to go to school folks, and will be in high demand in the coming years. Right now, it's priced lower than almost any state university, and will provide reasonable rates to out of staters, if you are a college student, i suggest you look up UNO. There are also a lot of different developments going on throughout the city, and downtown is a reformed abandoned warehouse business district that is the hottest place to party at night. Omaha has perfected the model for reviving declining and nearly abandoned urban areas. Nebraskans are just hard working honest people who go out and get a good education, and earn their way to a good life. There are no aristocrats, no trust fund babies, everyone here goes out and earns a good honest living. I would be willing to bet no one will debate me on that point. Nebraska will be in the perfect place where our youngsters raised in quality medium and small sized towns can mature and leave their mark on society. We have so many cheap abandoned buildings that are prime for small business owners to come in and take over, and start up a restaurant or microbrewery, or bakery, or any other small business at a reasonable price. Our city has been working very hard to bring the best of the big city life to Omaha, with the quest center, the Holland performing arts center, and many older civic facilities. We are also in negotiations for a ballpark which is mired in controversy, but can very easily be viable in the coming boom. We have a lot of smart, talented young students provided by incentives such as the gifted and talented program from grand island who went on and received full scholarships and tuition scholarships to local nebraska universities and have received a solid education. Nebraskans are the ones most affected by foreign trade policies, as we sell much of our corn and beef overseas, and have our incomes garnished for very little benefits. Our congressmen and candidates have all been self earned people, ranging from tom Osborne to pete ricketts and an incredible democratic candidate who almost won a red western district in scott kleeb. We have quality people and quality candidates who would all make awesome senators in other states, but quibble over our measly 3 house of representive seats and 2 senate seats. We don't make ripples, and we have to deal the best with the current situation that is happening around us.
The irresponsibility and recklessness of washington has hit us hard. We recieve nothing for all the taxes we pay. Police and firemen are provided on a local and state level. The highways are some of the finest in any state in the nation. We have hard working people who care about other people in public duty, including police, firemen, and doctors. UNMC and creighton pump out tons of the finest doctors and researchers every year, and any company could pick a name out of their recent graduating class and get an outstanding doctor trained in any specialty or research. Because of the current crisis with the way the medical system is run, these doctors and nurses are trained to do the best they can, but the jobs may not be out there at times. I'm going to school at UNO and I can't believe how many smart, talented, and hot people are in this city, along with many hard working students that work a part time job to pay for college. This city is a gold mine for companies looking for quality hard working people. Nebraskans came out in force for obama, defeating hillary one of her most crippling defeats ever in a republican caucus with 69 percent of the vote and overflowing caucus sites with people in the parking lot. Do you understand how ready this state is for change? Many of the college students here are well organized, educated, and just preparing for a job of some kind to get by. Nearly everyone i know goes to college and works their way through of it, and quite a few people are able to obtain scholarships and financial aid. The health care system is second to none as well, but prices are kept high by incompetent federal policies. You want to see how a hospital should be run, look no further than BTNRH/Creighton, UNMC, bryan lgh, st francis grand island, etc etc etc. Simple refinements to our health care system will allow doctors to do everything they can for their patients. UNO has one of the most active democrat college domocrat chapters in the nation, getting involved in local races and politics, and our college republicans stand right up there with them too. These are smart people who understand what needs to change, and how to do it. The Nebraska system is also about to implement a large technology upgrade and is constantly committed to improving education with large donor support, and very low tuition. In my opinion, if you want to solve any social problem in any state in America, come to nebraska and see how it's done. We have very little racial tension because all of us were immigrants at one time or another. The influx of Latinos has been welcome, they are some of the coolest and most hard working people i know. These are people that only know 9/11 and the iraqi war by what happened on TV, and watching their youngest and finest go off to serve. Many Nebraska men have gone and served admirably in iraq and their heroism should be commended. We are hard working people that provide the united states with a large amount of grain, meat, products, technology, services, and many smaller industries. We ask little, just to be left alone and be able to sell our products.
Does anyone grasp the significance of this small, sparsely populated state yet? 33 delegates up for the taking by filling out a single sheet of paper on monday by any registered republican. We don't have to focus on converting anyone, just a minority of a minority of passionate people who are willing to travel to a state convention and get delegates for Ron Paul.
I have emailed the campaign about this and they will be organized in very short order for this important day. The delegates are won or lost on march 3rd, not the caucus day. The caucus day is a mere formality, and most people in this state does not understand that. This is a very easy state to take by spontaneous grassroots effort, and it will be the greatest showing of grassroot power ever in one day. 33 electoral votes snapped up like that on one day where Ron Paul supporters turn out in force.
There is no one really organizing this, this is a classic spontaneous bomb concept, except this time there's no website or anything, but it's going to be organized by the campaign as well. Hopefully we can get a nice speech from Ron Paul pimping nebraska and how we share so many of the same values and get us out to vote. We are hoping for a letter to supporters, and possibly a video, but that may be asking a little much. Still, for 33 electoral votes, ron paul could come here for a suprise visit on monday and it would very much be worth his time. The caucus doesn't even matter, just come to Omaha or Lincoln or grand island for a spontaneous rally and get everyone to register on Monday. There are many political figures here that Ron Paul can easily convince and get alliances from, but you know how Nebraskans are...we don't rock the boat. We will vote for the best we can hope for and play ball with the current administration and upcoming administration. That's why we've been chummy with bush and obama, yet Hagel has been one of the only senators going on TV and coming out against the war on Iraq. I got excited when i heard the Hagel rumors about being a vp candidate, but that doesn't really have any substance though. You would have to admit though, he would be the de facto perfect running mate for Ron Paul in my opinion, a Texas man and a Nebraska man in support of liberty. Warren Buffet and many other very rich people live here quietly because they value the quiet life, and let's face it, many of them have mad their fortune here, and like Nebraska enough to stay here. As a state we have no debt and are pretty much self sufficient, and ask for nothing from the federal government. If we had to pay no taxes and receive no money from the government, that would suit every Nebraskan just fine. We're basically the richest state in the world when you consider the value of the corn and people that have grown here. Our economic impact is fairly understated for a small state.
I write to you as a fellow Ron Paul supporter asking for as much help and publicity as you can possibly get for the registration deadline coming up. It's one day where we can virtually assure 33 electoral votes with minimal effort. In terms of benefit, we can do more good here than any moneybomb.
What needs to be done:
chip ins for ads in the Sunday paper. 1 day to work on it...get on it people! That'd be awesome, but out of my means right now, so some one else would have to do it. I could easily give you papers to advertise in, and tv/radio stations if you wanted to go that far. It doesn't need to be that much though, but just a good read on ron paul and the connection to the Nebraska people. A full page ad shouldn't cost too much, but it is simply out of my personal means to organize right now. I've got a letter to the editor I'm hoping to get published Sunday. We'll see.
Fourtunatly, our strategy does not depend on any advertising or sign waving efforts at all. That's just eye candy and educating nebraskans. The caucus is merely a formality, and we could basically just turn it into a ron paul rally, winning the state with insane percentages. These would be percentages that could not be ignored by the mass media. All we need to do is find other Ron Paul supporters and make sure they are prepared to become delegates. It's simple as registering to vote.
my grand wish
Ron Paul to come out for a surprise rally in Omaha Monday or Sunday. It's time for the campaign that they're capable of quick, strategic decisions. Where else can they go to meet liberty minded people, form alliances with our fine representatives, and sweep an easy 33 electoral votes in the bag? I know Texas is important, but one day up here is a guaranteed STATE. Texas is a dogfight. Go after the low hanging fruit. If we can get some news out of this, ron paul supporters overflowing election offices to register as delegates, imagine what could be made out of this. We could nearly have a unprecedented victory in this state, winning by something insane like 80 percent to 20 percent in this state. The people are ripe for the message, it is time for the messenger to come. I've emailed the official campaign, but I need as many people working on this as we can.
Worst case, in the end we need to turn out as many people as we can to vote.
I would love to have an ad in all the major papers and a spontaneous rally on Sunday. This would show that the campaign is quick on its feet, and capable of making strategic decisions paying off in the future. Nebraska provides the perfect model for how the rest of the election will be won folks, and we can't drop the ball here. We've put off this for so long (in some cases almost intentionally) that this last ditch miracle desperation strategy is all we have right now. The greatest thing about all of it, it's easy.
to recap
please contact every ron paul supporter you know in nebraska
get them educated on the registration process
i hope someone from here can chime in on how to do so, as i have not done so yet and i am a test case myself for this scenario.
email campaign about this idea and suggest them to go to omaha sunday for a spontaneous rally. There are tons of facilities to put this in place on short notice if the campaign wants to take the reins here. For all those of you who have donated to the campaign and are upset about how they have spent your money, this is the perfect state for them to be held accountable for. Nebraska is all about getting organized, and not much attention is paid here.
please get as many eyeballs on this as possible and contact every Nebraska you know. We love to talk husker football to other football fans, a quick google search can lead to these forums. If you know any of these forum members that would be willing to endorse Ron Paul on the board and promote a rally, it would be easy to do.
I love the way the election is turning out. This is where Ron Paul, late in the game virtually assures himself of a win in one state, and gives him strong momentum going into Texas. If we can pull off a flashy enough rally on Sunday, the momentum will carry over strong in Texas, and the message will have spread to the most fertile lands in America and take root.
IT IS TIME FOR NEBRASKA TO SHOW THE WORLD HOW A REVOLUTION IS DONE
The way our election laws work here, your vote does not count unless you register as a delegate for the state convention. The caucuses mean nothing, and they just elect delegates to the state convention. Most delegates run unopposed, so we can have as many voters to the state convention as you want.
Do you hear that Ron Paul supporters? Nebraskans can go to the state convention as a delegate by filling out a single sheet of paper on Monday, March 3rd.
Since we have not had much success as we would liked to have getting delegates, we are hoping to organize a Delegate Bomb on Monday march 3rd. This is going to be a totally spontaneous movement supported by the campaign. This will be like a money bomb concept, except the official campaign can participate!
You've been waiting for this official campaign to show its muscle. Let's show them what we can do.
That's right folks, we can get people to go to the republican state convention and elect national delegates by filling out a sheet of paper.
In other places you've had to canvass and win 10's of thousands of sheeple votes to win a measly few delegates, with little results in any state.
Nebraska is a state that Ron Paul can easily take down all of the electoral votes by adopting the infrastructure we already have in place. By utilizing the money bomb concept, the campaign will officially be allowed to participate in a strategy to elect delegates. The more people the better.
The great thing about this folks, we can win a state outright and every vote, and rewrite the republican party platforms to our will. If we could reach every city in Nebraska, and most cities have a very small population, 10,000 people or under. We have a few medium sized cities that allow a good balance between rural life and city life around 20-30,000 people.
Do you hear that folks? If we can get 10 or 20 Ron Paul supporters to register as delegates, they can go to the convention with little effort. McCain and Huckabee are not organized here. There will be very few republican delegates supporting other candidates.
Nebraska has always been a place where liberty minded people go to work the land and earn their living. It's been built on self sustenance, and a immigrant work ethic. We discriminate against no one, and it's always been a place where hard working immigrants can come and enjoy the good life. We are largely a white state, but all of our ancestors have immigrated from other countries from unprivileged lives. This is a state where Ron Paul's words would resonate loudly. Virtually every value emphasized by Ron Paul is implemented here, and our state has always been at the mercy of what has been going around us. We produce large amounts of corn and beef, and we have hard working, well educated children. We have a large number of public and private schools, as well as scholarship opportunities. Walter Scott and Peter Kiewit have donated money to the university of Nebraska system and UNO to give students a full scholarship for their education every year. We are a state of hard workers that still have their kids play baseball and climb trees and play tackle football outdoors. When we get older, we ride atv's and drive tractors. Many people hunt, play golf, or play other outdoor sports such as football and tennis, and our high school gyms turn out many good volleyball players a year, and the occasional stud basketball and football player every year. Look at the 1995 husker team, that team was built with homegrown Nebraska football players that outworked everyone with a talented coach in Tom Osborne who also recruited strong players from other states such as Florida and Texas and California to a relatively sparsely populated state. Bo Pelini is still doing it today, and many Nebraskans feel like it will be the second coming of Jesus. Mark my word, Nebraska will be fearsome in football next year. I don't want to make predictions, but watch out! Some of us play golf on the many affordable private and public golf courses in the area. We have the most millionaires and billionaires per capita, and the most golf courses, corn, cows, and water per capita. Yes, fresh underground water. Omaha is very close to being a renaissance city with a lot of new development, include aksarben near the university of Omaha, and the university improving its recent dorms. That would be an awesome place to go to school folks, and will be in high demand in the coming years. Right now, it's priced lower than almost any state university, and will provide reasonable rates to out of staters, if you are a college student, i suggest you look up UNO. There are also a lot of different developments going on throughout the city, and downtown is a reformed abandoned warehouse business district that is the hottest place to party at night. Omaha has perfected the model for reviving declining and nearly abandoned urban areas. Nebraskans are just hard working honest people who go out and get a good education, and earn their way to a good life. There are no aristocrats, no trust fund babies, everyone here goes out and earns a good honest living. I would be willing to bet no one will debate me on that point. Nebraska will be in the perfect place where our youngsters raised in quality medium and small sized towns can mature and leave their mark on society. We have so many cheap abandoned buildings that are prime for small business owners to come in and take over, and start up a restaurant or microbrewery, or bakery, or any other small business at a reasonable price. Our city has been working very hard to bring the best of the big city life to Omaha, with the quest center, the Holland performing arts center, and many older civic facilities. We are also in negotiations for a ballpark which is mired in controversy, but can very easily be viable in the coming boom. We have a lot of smart, talented young students provided by incentives such as the gifted and talented program from grand island who went on and received full scholarships and tuition scholarships to local nebraska universities and have received a solid education. Nebraskans are the ones most affected by foreign trade policies, as we sell much of our corn and beef overseas, and have our incomes garnished for very little benefits. Our congressmen and candidates have all been self earned people, ranging from tom Osborne to pete ricketts and an incredible democratic candidate who almost won a red western district in scott kleeb. We have quality people and quality candidates who would all make awesome senators in other states, but quibble over our measly 3 house of representive seats and 2 senate seats. We don't make ripples, and we have to deal the best with the current situation that is happening around us.
The irresponsibility and recklessness of washington has hit us hard. We recieve nothing for all the taxes we pay. Police and firemen are provided on a local and state level. The highways are some of the finest in any state in the nation. We have hard working people who care about other people in public duty, including police, firemen, and doctors. UNMC and creighton pump out tons of the finest doctors and researchers every year, and any company could pick a name out of their recent graduating class and get an outstanding doctor trained in any specialty or research. Because of the current crisis with the way the medical system is run, these doctors and nurses are trained to do the best they can, but the jobs may not be out there at times. I'm going to school at UNO and I can't believe how many smart, talented, and hot people are in this city, along with many hard working students that work a part time job to pay for college. This city is a gold mine for companies looking for quality hard working people. Nebraskans came out in force for obama, defeating hillary one of her most crippling defeats ever in a republican caucus with 69 percent of the vote and overflowing caucus sites with people in the parking lot. Do you understand how ready this state is for change? Many of the college students here are well organized, educated, and just preparing for a job of some kind to get by. Nearly everyone i know goes to college and works their way through of it, and quite a few people are able to obtain scholarships and financial aid. The health care system is second to none as well, but prices are kept high by incompetent federal policies. You want to see how a hospital should be run, look no further than BTNRH/Creighton, UNMC, bryan lgh, st francis grand island, etc etc etc. Simple refinements to our health care system will allow doctors to do everything they can for their patients. UNO has one of the most active democrat college domocrat chapters in the nation, getting involved in local races and politics, and our college republicans stand right up there with them too. These are smart people who understand what needs to change, and how to do it. The Nebraska system is also about to implement a large technology upgrade and is constantly committed to improving education with large donor support, and very low tuition. In my opinion, if you want to solve any social problem in any state in America, come to nebraska and see how it's done. We have very little racial tension because all of us were immigrants at one time or another. The influx of Latinos has been welcome, they are some of the coolest and most hard working people i know. These are people that only know 9/11 and the iraqi war by what happened on TV, and watching their youngest and finest go off to serve. Many Nebraska men have gone and served admirably in iraq and their heroism should be commended. We are hard working people that provide the united states with a large amount of grain, meat, products, technology, services, and many smaller industries. We ask little, just to be left alone and be able to sell our products.
Does anyone grasp the significance of this small, sparsely populated state yet? 33 delegates up for the taking by filling out a single sheet of paper on monday by any registered republican. We don't have to focus on converting anyone, just a minority of a minority of passionate people who are willing to travel to a state convention and get delegates for Ron Paul.
I have emailed the campaign about this and they will be organized in very short order for this important day. The delegates are won or lost on march 3rd, not the caucus day. The caucus day is a mere formality, and most people in this state does not understand that. This is a very easy state to take by spontaneous grassroots effort, and it will be the greatest showing of grassroot power ever in one day. 33 electoral votes snapped up like that on one day where Ron Paul supporters turn out in force.
There is no one really organizing this, this is a classic spontaneous bomb concept, except this time there's no website or anything, but it's going to be organized by the campaign as well. Hopefully we can get a nice speech from Ron Paul pimping nebraska and how we share so many of the same values and get us out to vote. We are hoping for a letter to supporters, and possibly a video, but that may be asking a little much. Still, for 33 electoral votes, ron paul could come here for a suprise visit on monday and it would very much be worth his time. The caucus doesn't even matter, just come to Omaha or Lincoln or grand island for a spontaneous rally and get everyone to register on Monday. There are many political figures here that Ron Paul can easily convince and get alliances from, but you know how Nebraskans are...we don't rock the boat. We will vote for the best we can hope for and play ball with the current administration and upcoming administration. That's why we've been chummy with bush and obama, yet Hagel has been one of the only senators going on TV and coming out against the war on Iraq. I got excited when i heard the Hagel rumors about being a vp candidate, but that doesn't really have any substance though. You would have to admit though, he would be the de facto perfect running mate for Ron Paul in my opinion, a Texas man and a Nebraska man in support of liberty. Warren Buffet and many other very rich people live here quietly because they value the quiet life, and let's face it, many of them have mad their fortune here, and like Nebraska enough to stay here. As a state we have no debt and are pretty much self sufficient, and ask for nothing from the federal government. If we had to pay no taxes and receive no money from the government, that would suit every Nebraskan just fine. We're basically the richest state in the world when you consider the value of the corn and people that have grown here. Our economic impact is fairly understated for a small state.
I write to you as a fellow Ron Paul supporter asking for as much help and publicity as you can possibly get for the registration deadline coming up. It's one day where we can virtually assure 33 electoral votes with minimal effort. In terms of benefit, we can do more good here than any moneybomb.
What needs to be done:
chip ins for ads in the Sunday paper. 1 day to work on it...get on it people! That'd be awesome, but out of my means right now, so some one else would have to do it. I could easily give you papers to advertise in, and tv/radio stations if you wanted to go that far. It doesn't need to be that much though, but just a good read on ron paul and the connection to the Nebraska people. A full page ad shouldn't cost too much, but it is simply out of my personal means to organize right now. I've got a letter to the editor I'm hoping to get published Sunday. We'll see.
Fourtunatly, our strategy does not depend on any advertising or sign waving efforts at all. That's just eye candy and educating nebraskans. The caucus is merely a formality, and we could basically just turn it into a ron paul rally, winning the state with insane percentages. These would be percentages that could not be ignored by the mass media. All we need to do is find other Ron Paul supporters and make sure they are prepared to become delegates. It's simple as registering to vote.
my grand wish
Ron Paul to come out for a surprise rally in Omaha Monday or Sunday. It's time for the campaign that they're capable of quick, strategic decisions. Where else can they go to meet liberty minded people, form alliances with our fine representatives, and sweep an easy 33 electoral votes in the bag? I know Texas is important, but one day up here is a guaranteed STATE. Texas is a dogfight. Go after the low hanging fruit. If we can get some news out of this, ron paul supporters overflowing election offices to register as delegates, imagine what could be made out of this. We could nearly have a unprecedented victory in this state, winning by something insane like 80 percent to 20 percent in this state. The people are ripe for the message, it is time for the messenger to come. I've emailed the official campaign, but I need as many people working on this as we can.
Worst case, in the end we need to turn out as many people as we can to vote.
I would love to have an ad in all the major papers and a spontaneous rally on Sunday. This would show that the campaign is quick on its feet, and capable of making strategic decisions paying off in the future. Nebraska provides the perfect model for how the rest of the election will be won folks, and we can't drop the ball here. We've put off this for so long (in some cases almost intentionally) that this last ditch miracle desperation strategy is all we have right now. The greatest thing about all of it, it's easy.
to recap
please contact every ron paul supporter you know in nebraska
get them educated on the registration process
i hope someone from here can chime in on how to do so, as i have not done so yet and i am a test case myself for this scenario.
email campaign about this idea and suggest them to go to omaha sunday for a spontaneous rally. There are tons of facilities to put this in place on short notice if the campaign wants to take the reins here. For all those of you who have donated to the campaign and are upset about how they have spent your money, this is the perfect state for them to be held accountable for. Nebraska is all about getting organized, and not much attention is paid here.
please get as many eyeballs on this as possible and contact every Nebraska you know. We love to talk husker football to other football fans, a quick google search can lead to these forums. If you know any of these forum members that would be willing to endorse Ron Paul on the board and promote a rally, it would be easy to do.
I love the way the election is turning out. This is where Ron Paul, late in the game virtually assures himself of a win in one state, and gives him strong momentum going into Texas. If we can pull off a flashy enough rally on Sunday, the momentum will carry over strong in Texas, and the message will have spread to the most fertile lands in America and take root.
IT IS TIME FOR NEBRASKA TO SHOW THE WORLD HOW A REVOLUTION IS DONE