Where should Ron Paul supporters amass?

[porcupine]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iW9SrctLMYY

[Kludge]

America (Preferably the United States) ;)

[porcupine]

America (Preferably the United States) ;)

That strategy has been tried and failed, I'm afraid. We'll soon know.

[Kludge]

That strategy has been tried and failed, I'm afraid. We'll soon know.

Idaho garnered 3x the support NH did.... (There was a NOTA vote).

[SLSteven]

Idaho garnered 3x the support NH did.... (There was a NOTA vote).

NOTA?

[wgadget]

None of the above came in at 6%.

[SLSteven]

None of the above came in at 6%.

OK, thanks

[SLSteven]

Where should Ron Paul supporters amass?

Congress!

[RideTheDirt]

Where should Ron Paul supporters amass?

Congress!
+1
w/ Ron as president of course:)

[porcupine]

Idaho garnered 3x the support NH did.... (There was a NOTA vote).

There were also only 4 candidates still running in Idaho, versus something like 22 or so when New Hampshire held its primary. In any case, nothing different is going to happen as long as we're doing the same thing. If, after looking into all the things going on in New Hampshire, you don't think the FSP is for you, move somewhere else...check out Free State Wyoming, but don't expect anything to change if we remain a small group of scattered voices crying in the wilderness.

In New Hampshire, where we're reaching a critical mass of libertarian activists, things are changing. We're getting elected, starting media outlets, living freer, opting out of the system and just chilling with people who get us.

[porcupine]

Where should Ron Paul supporters amass?

Congress!

How's that working out?

[porcupine]

There were also only 4 candidates still running in Idaho, versus something like 22 or so when New Hampshire held its primary. In any case, nothing different is going to happen as long as we're doing the same thing. If, after looking into all the things going on in New Hampshire, you don't think the FSP is for you, move somewhere else...check out Free State Wyoming, but don't expect anything to change if we remain a small group of scattered voices crying in the wilderness.

In New Hampshire, where we're reaching a critical mass of libertarian activists, things are changing. We're getting elected, starting media outlets, living freer, opting out of the system and just chilling with people who get us.

Oh, one thing I want to add to my above quoted post. The FSP's main focus is state politics since those goals are more attainable, but it is much easier to get things done nationally when you have hundreds of activists that politicians are trying to win favor with.

[SLSteven]

How's that working out?

Murray Sabrin for Senate!