Campaign strategy: What is next?

[goldstandard]

The media blitz yesterday was great. What is the campaign strategy for the next days leading up to the Iowa caucus? Where is Ron Paul and how is advertising doing?

Please update us whoever is in the know.

[Ethek]

Time for the big secret.

[Bradley in DC]

The real campaign, the grassroots, overwhelms the official campaign in virtually everything. So, fellow RPFers, what are we doing?

[goldstandard]

Time for the big secret

Shhh... you mean this big secret??:D

[goldstandard]

The real campaign, the grassroots, overwhelms the official campaign in virtually everything. So, fellow RPFers, what are we doing?

Making sure the campaign gets important info, ideas.

[walt]

The campaign will announce they have qualified for the ballot in all 50 states! ;)

[Dave Pedersen]

When will the big secret uber strategy plan occur? Will everyone know it when it happens?

[hellah10]

yea wasnt there a big secret coming out around this time?

[IRO-bot]

LOL Not the big secret again

[goldstandard]

I will provide a glimpse:

http://www.bradreese.com/images/top-secret-cover-sheet.jpg:D

[Ronin]

yea wasnt there a big secret coming out around this time?

Yep..

1. New professional ad
2. Infomercial

At least that's what all the "big secret" threads were about a couple weeks ago.

[hellah10]

Yep..

1. New professional ad
2. Infomercial

At least that's what all the "big secret" threads were about a couple weeks ago.

hmmm if thats actually the secret lol, then talk about not meeting expectations :eek:

eh oh well, iowa is next week... time to focus :)

[wfd40]

I'm hoping that the speech to end all speeches (re: His entire message summed up in one conscience and powerful moment) gets delivered, recorded and spread throughout the land...

Sorta like this one from Obama, only better because his policies are better and can actually can lay claim to ideals like being for the people and not the special interests.
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1207/7577.html


I did not run for the presidency to fulfill some long-held ambition or because I believed it was somehow owed to me. I chose to run in this election — at this moment — because of what Dr. King called “the fierce urgency of now.” Because we are at a defining moment in our history. Our nation is at war. Our planet is in peril. Our health care system is broken, our economy is out of balance, our education system fails too many of our children, and our retirement system is in tatters.

At this defining moment, we cannot wait any longer for universal health care. We cannot wait to fix our schools. We cannot wait for good jobs, and living wages, and pensions we can count on. We cannot wait to halt global warming, and we cannot wait to end this war in Iraq.

I chose to run because I believed that the size of these challenges had outgrown the capacity of our broken and divided politics to solve them; because I believed that Americans of every political stripe were hungry for a new kind of politics, a politics that focused not just on how to win but why we should, a politics that focused on those values and ideals that we held in common as Americans; a politics that favored common sense over ideology, straight talk over spin.

Most of all, I believed in the power of the American people to be the real agents of change in this country — because we are not as divided as our politics suggests; because we are a decent, generous people willing to work hard and sacrifice for future generations; and I was certain that if we could just mobilize our voices to challenge the special interests that dominate Washington and challenge ourselves to reach for something better, there was no problem we couldn’t solve — no destiny we couldn’t fulfill.

[LibertyEagle]

Yes, I would welcome a knockout blow by Ron and he is someone who could do it too. :)