foofighter20x
10-24-2007, 02:40 PM
1. Know Dr Paul's talking points like the back of your hand!
2. Always be polite, even if they get angry at whatever. Keep your cool and they will too.
3. Before you discuss anything with them, ask them what their top three big issue they vote on are. Ask them why. This right here will give you insight into how they think and guide you into how to respond with Dr Paul's talking points.
4. If you don't think you can answer the question, refer them to either the official campaign website at www.RonPaul2008.com--and for much further detail to the collection of Dr Paul's written statements and works at www.RonPaulLibrary.com
5. If Dr Paul doesn't put forward a certain point, then neither should you. Don't try to convert people on what the might naturally consider a bit weird, whether it be 9/11, the tax protest movement, or what have you. Stick to Dr Paul's words and points and you shouldn't run afoul of them.
2. Always be polite, even if they get angry at whatever. Keep your cool and they will too.
3. Before you discuss anything with them, ask them what their top three big issue they vote on are. Ask them why. This right here will give you insight into how they think and guide you into how to respond with Dr Paul's talking points.
4. If you don't think you can answer the question, refer them to either the official campaign website at www.RonPaul2008.com--and for much further detail to the collection of Dr Paul's written statements and works at www.RonPaulLibrary.com
5. If Dr Paul doesn't put forward a certain point, then neither should you. Don't try to convert people on what the might naturally consider a bit weird, whether it be 9/11, the tax protest movement, or what have you. Stick to Dr Paul's words and points and you shouldn't run afoul of them.