nate895
11-02-2010, 09:57 PM
Post 10,000
I was thinking about what I was going to do for my big 10,000th post. Should I post a philosophical defense of Christianity? Should I write against libertarianism in favor of traditional conservatism? Should I do both? Well, I chose neither. I am thoroughly convinced I would need to come to your house with a jackhammer in order to get the reasoning through some of your heads. So, instead of doing that, I decided to do something that might get something done in the near term.
By this night is out, we could have a much friendlier House and Senate. We could be seeing an anti-incumbent wave. All the signs are that the traditional constitutional conservative message, exemplified by our very own Ron Paul, has the wind at its back. The GOP is unpopular. The Democrats are even more unpopular. What is that saying? The majority, or at least a large plurality, want a small government. Given these facts, it is hard to imagine a better time than tomorrow morning to start fighting to win in 2012.
How do we do this? First of all, we can’t trust the campaign. This “wave” that is building in this country for Republican candidates is almost entirely from grassroots activism. We need to put together teams to deploy to the important states this upcoming primary season: Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina. We need to make it clear to the people in this country that the only way forward is to get the government out of the way and let people take charge of their own lives and property. Ron Paul is the only candidate who is willing and able to do that. Hopefully the Federal Reserve helps us out tomorrow by destroying our bank accounts. This needs to be made clear starting tomorrow.
So, we need to start working on six major projects starting tomorrow: Three for the three major early states, one on getting the Tea Party solidly (20%+ over the next guy) behind Ron Paul, another recruiting candidates, and the final major project needs to be the smearing of the other GOP candidates. These all have corollaries in a potential 2012 GE vs. Obama. The goal should be 250 dedicated boots on the ground in each of those states by March of next year, high negatives for anti-liberty candidates, a network of mutually supporting campaigns, and most importantly excitement and activism from the Tea Party.
We need to have a large grassroots effort, first and foremost because I suspect that there is huge voter fraud today (as they say, “if ya ain’t cheatin’, ya ain’t tryin’ to win”), we need to be able to closely watch the vote counting process and activities at every polling place in the country. This rejection of Obama, despite what I believe is large scale voter fraud, happened because people talked with each other and were convinced the government was too large and out of control.
Let’s get out there and save this country from decades more tyranny from the top down, and do it by building on the foundation from some significant victories tonight (I fully expect Buck, and possibly Angle to pull it off, considering where the votes are coming from) and the bottom up. I am really excited. The defeats over the past year only give me hope considering where we are compared to two years ago. At the rate of growth we have experienced over the past two years, we could very well win control of the Presidency and a significant number of Representatives and Senate seats in 2012.
Let's set a goal to have these important projects significantly underway by this January, and to be fully funded and working at full speed by the time of the first GOP presidential debate.
There is no better time than tomorrow morning to start work on this!
I was thinking about what I was going to do for my big 10,000th post. Should I post a philosophical defense of Christianity? Should I write against libertarianism in favor of traditional conservatism? Should I do both? Well, I chose neither. I am thoroughly convinced I would need to come to your house with a jackhammer in order to get the reasoning through some of your heads. So, instead of doing that, I decided to do something that might get something done in the near term.
By this night is out, we could have a much friendlier House and Senate. We could be seeing an anti-incumbent wave. All the signs are that the traditional constitutional conservative message, exemplified by our very own Ron Paul, has the wind at its back. The GOP is unpopular. The Democrats are even more unpopular. What is that saying? The majority, or at least a large plurality, want a small government. Given these facts, it is hard to imagine a better time than tomorrow morning to start fighting to win in 2012.
How do we do this? First of all, we can’t trust the campaign. This “wave” that is building in this country for Republican candidates is almost entirely from grassroots activism. We need to put together teams to deploy to the important states this upcoming primary season: Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina. We need to make it clear to the people in this country that the only way forward is to get the government out of the way and let people take charge of their own lives and property. Ron Paul is the only candidate who is willing and able to do that. Hopefully the Federal Reserve helps us out tomorrow by destroying our bank accounts. This needs to be made clear starting tomorrow.
So, we need to start working on six major projects starting tomorrow: Three for the three major early states, one on getting the Tea Party solidly (20%+ over the next guy) behind Ron Paul, another recruiting candidates, and the final major project needs to be the smearing of the other GOP candidates. These all have corollaries in a potential 2012 GE vs. Obama. The goal should be 250 dedicated boots on the ground in each of those states by March of next year, high negatives for anti-liberty candidates, a network of mutually supporting campaigns, and most importantly excitement and activism from the Tea Party.
We need to have a large grassroots effort, first and foremost because I suspect that there is huge voter fraud today (as they say, “if ya ain’t cheatin’, ya ain’t tryin’ to win”), we need to be able to closely watch the vote counting process and activities at every polling place in the country. This rejection of Obama, despite what I believe is large scale voter fraud, happened because people talked with each other and were convinced the government was too large and out of control.
Let’s get out there and save this country from decades more tyranny from the top down, and do it by building on the foundation from some significant victories tonight (I fully expect Buck, and possibly Angle to pull it off, considering where the votes are coming from) and the bottom up. I am really excited. The defeats over the past year only give me hope considering where we are compared to two years ago. At the rate of growth we have experienced over the past two years, we could very well win control of the Presidency and a significant number of Representatives and Senate seats in 2012.
Let's set a goal to have these important projects significantly underway by this January, and to be fully funded and working at full speed by the time of the first GOP presidential debate.
There is no better time than tomorrow morning to start work on this!