RandPac Looking for Rand Paul Bloggers

[fr33]

If you are a blogger and Rand supporter, RandPac is looking to build a coalition.
https://www.facebook.com/RandPaul?v=app_106171216118819

I've been looking for Rand Paul blogs to put in my feed reader and I'm not finding a lot.

[CPUd]

They are looking for internet Rand shills?

[VoluntaryAmerican]

They are looking for internet Rand shills?

More like volunteers with spare time. Shills typically get paid.

[Galileo Galilei]

Wisconsin Republicans for Rand Paul
https://wisgop.wordpress.com/

:rolleyes:

[WD-NY]

They are looking for internet Rand shills?

No, they're looking to win the online war that's been slowly spreading since Romney lost in 2012 and is going to go full-nuclear come 2015.

Bloggers are but one division of our entire online army. Another is our thousands of facebook sharers and debaters. And the largest (and imo, the most important) is our tens of thousands of news article commenters who work to recruit additional supporters and push back (persuasively) on conservative blogs like HotAir and Breitbart, and take the fight directly to the "enemy" on MSM websites like CNN, Yahoo, WashPost, WSJ, etc. and progressive fortresses like HuffPost, Reddit and NYTimes (where the main goal is to both depress and distract the enemy so that their troops waste time defending their own candidate(s) instead of attacking Rand on MSM sites full of LIVs #psyopsFTW).

In other words, the way to think about our online ops is more like this:
http://i.imgur.com/Q7GBzrn.png
via: http://www.army.mil/info/organization/unitsandcommands/oud/

[dannno]

No, they're looking to win the online war that's been slowly spreading since Romney lost in 2012 and is going to go full-nuclear come 2015.

Bloggers are but one division of our entire online army. Another is our thousands of facebook sharers and debaters. And the largest (and imo, the most important) is our tens of thousands of news article commenters who work to recruit additional supporters and push back (persuasively) on conservative blogs like HotAir and Breitbart, and take the fight directly to the "enemy" on MSM websites like CNN, Yahoo, WashPost, WSJ, etc. and progressive fortresses like HuffPost, Reddit and NYTimes (where the main goal is to both depress and distract the enemy so that their troops waste time defending their own candidate(s) instead of attacking Rand on MSM sites full of LIVs #psyopsFTW).

In other words, the way to think about our online ops is more like this:
http://i.imgur.com/Q7GBzrn.png
via: http://www.army.mil/info/organization/unitsandcommands/oud/

Good explanation, I would also add people who comment on their local news websites, not just major MSM news sites.