tangent4ronpaul
10-30-2009, 12:45 PM
It would be pretty easy to streatch limited resources and support many candidates.
There is a list of 912 candidates, a list of liberty candidates and one other out there. Develop a platform that both Repubs and Dems could support - things like repealing the patriot act and bringing our troops home, etc. Then see how many of these candidates would sign on to the "coalition"
Develop radio/TV ads and fliers that cover the issues but are candidate / party independent. For broadcast media - short clip of candidate at end. Could also get pretty good discounts for bulk advertizing buys, for print - because we're talking huge print runs the per-copy costs gets downright cheap on a web press. They could be customized during printing or via a rubber stamp.
Likewise, "cells" could be set up for material production. The cost of a T-shirt screen printer starts looking pretty good compaired to commercial orders for T-shirts by 50 candidates. Maybe a couple of Meetups coud buy a bunch of button machines and beacuse they are making so many, get deep discounts on the materials, etc.
For websites, co-host a server and set them up cookie-cutter style, one per candidate, but link all the other sites on each one. That may get higher search rankings via google.
Do fundraising and grassroots organizing seperatly from the candidates.
-t
There is a list of 912 candidates, a list of liberty candidates and one other out there. Develop a platform that both Repubs and Dems could support - things like repealing the patriot act and bringing our troops home, etc. Then see how many of these candidates would sign on to the "coalition"
Develop radio/TV ads and fliers that cover the issues but are candidate / party independent. For broadcast media - short clip of candidate at end. Could also get pretty good discounts for bulk advertizing buys, for print - because we're talking huge print runs the per-copy costs gets downright cheap on a web press. They could be customized during printing or via a rubber stamp.
Likewise, "cells" could be set up for material production. The cost of a T-shirt screen printer starts looking pretty good compaired to commercial orders for T-shirts by 50 candidates. Maybe a couple of Meetups coud buy a bunch of button machines and beacuse they are making so many, get deep discounts on the materials, etc.
For websites, co-host a server and set them up cookie-cutter style, one per candidate, but link all the other sites on each one. That may get higher search rankings via google.
Do fundraising and grassroots organizing seperatly from the candidates.
-t