J_White
12-22-2011, 10:21 PM
Most of us have been fairly recent supporters of Ron Paul.
I myself came to know about him in 07-08, during his last run for Presidency. Since I am an avid internet user. I got most of my info from there.
But there are many people who dont rely that much on the internet. We need to get to those people, and we can do that by going and talking to them, one on one.
That is the most effective way to convince someone to vote for Dr.Paul, because it gives them an opportunity to clarify any doubts they might have.
Being a true conservative, let me take a conservative figure of saying that 15% nationally support Dr. Paul.
If we, the 15%, armed with knowledge about his stands on issues and principles, spread the word to one new voter - by directly talking to them or in some online conversation, we might push the national figure to 30%.
this idea has indeed been pushed around for a while and people mention it, but as of now, why dont each of us make it a point to make the effort to convince one new voter (at least), in anyway possible.
The MSM and the GOP establishment are not going to be with us, at least maybe until RP finally wins the GOP nomination. By then in fact the liberal media will also jump into attack mode.
Everytime they do that, we must try to do something positive for the campaign. Conserve our energies to do something effective.
I myself came to know about him in 07-08, during his last run for Presidency. Since I am an avid internet user. I got most of my info from there.
But there are many people who dont rely that much on the internet. We need to get to those people, and we can do that by going and talking to them, one on one.
That is the most effective way to convince someone to vote for Dr.Paul, because it gives them an opportunity to clarify any doubts they might have.
Being a true conservative, let me take a conservative figure of saying that 15% nationally support Dr. Paul.
If we, the 15%, armed with knowledge about his stands on issues and principles, spread the word to one new voter - by directly talking to them or in some online conversation, we might push the national figure to 30%.
this idea has indeed been pushed around for a while and people mention it, but as of now, why dont each of us make it a point to make the effort to convince one new voter (at least), in anyway possible.
The MSM and the GOP establishment are not going to be with us, at least maybe until RP finally wins the GOP nomination. By then in fact the liberal media will also jump into attack mode.
Everytime they do that, we must try to do something positive for the campaign. Conserve our energies to do something effective.