Nate-ForLiberty
11-12-2011, 11:42 PM
Looking for a New Year's resolution?
(http://www.concordmonitor.com/article/291900/no-title?CSAuthResp=1321162585%3Alpjsk15efgmo24qbgtpu kengh5%3ACSUserId|CSGroupId%3Aapproved%3AE48D3C4F4 09FB4112810A7300FC210D3&CSUserId=94&CSGroupId=1)Ron Paul has a suggestion.
The Texas congressman wants volunteers for his New Year's With Ron Paul program, which runs from Jan. 2 through the 11th, the day after the state's primary.
Paul's campaign is circulating a four-page application, which is geared toward young adults and asks questions such as:
"If you were offered a fulltime campaign job in 2012, would you take a break from school or quit your job to work during election season?"
Also, the form asks which issue is important to you, with 10 choices ranging from the war on drugs, to civil liberties, to pro life, to tax policy.
A checklist of five choices, from strongly agree to strongly disagree, covers topics like warrant-less wiretaps, preemptive military strikes, the legalization of marijuana and gun ownership.
The campaign will provide meals, lodging and transportation, once you're in the state.
Contact Edward King, Paul's National Youth Director, at edward.king@ronpaul2012.com.
http://www.concordmonitor.com/article/291900/no-title?CSAuthResp=1321162585%3Alpjsk15efgmo24qbgtpu kengh5%3ACSUserId|CSGroupId%3Aapproved%3AE48D3C4F4 09FB4112810A7300FC210D3&CSUserId=94&CSGroupId=1
I don't know if this is just New Hampshire or what.
(http://www.concordmonitor.com/article/291900/no-title?CSAuthResp=1321162585%3Alpjsk15efgmo24qbgtpu kengh5%3ACSUserId|CSGroupId%3Aapproved%3AE48D3C4F4 09FB4112810A7300FC210D3&CSUserId=94&CSGroupId=1)Ron Paul has a suggestion.
The Texas congressman wants volunteers for his New Year's With Ron Paul program, which runs from Jan. 2 through the 11th, the day after the state's primary.
Paul's campaign is circulating a four-page application, which is geared toward young adults and asks questions such as:
"If you were offered a fulltime campaign job in 2012, would you take a break from school or quit your job to work during election season?"
Also, the form asks which issue is important to you, with 10 choices ranging from the war on drugs, to civil liberties, to pro life, to tax policy.
A checklist of five choices, from strongly agree to strongly disagree, covers topics like warrant-less wiretaps, preemptive military strikes, the legalization of marijuana and gun ownership.
The campaign will provide meals, lodging and transportation, once you're in the state.
Contact Edward King, Paul's National Youth Director, at edward.king@ronpaul2012.com.
http://www.concordmonitor.com/article/291900/no-title?CSAuthResp=1321162585%3Alpjsk15efgmo24qbgtpu kengh5%3ACSUserId|CSGroupId%3Aapproved%3AE48D3C4F4 09FB4112810A7300FC210D3&CSUserId=94&CSGroupId=1
I don't know if this is just New Hampshire or what.