Ron Paul needs a brand named policy agenda like the 999 plan

[BarryDonegan]

Something simple regarding economic policy and taxes that sounds reasonable that explains the way he will phase from a welfare/warfare state to a free society so people can see it won't be completely terrifying. Right now anyone can make up any imaginary cut whether or not he would do it or have the power to do it, and they can just force him to take ownership of it.

With a branded plan, he can constantly refer to the brand and say those cuts are my focus. Obviously we don't want a planned economy, but just a plan for what order in which we will be making policy adjustments with a catchy title.

[TheDriver]

The Paul Plan! We've already seen it referenced in one of the new ads.

[Fermli]

The Cut a Trillion Plan.
The Balanced Budget Plan.

[BarryDonegan]

The Paul Plan! We've already seen it referenced in one of the new ads.

But I mean like a specific jobs and economy only policy agenda with a special branded name. The Paul Plan was used to describe his defense plan too. It needs to be something uniquely catchy. It's really all about the presentation. It would make it easier to pass the agenda too.

[pauliticalfan]

The American Restoration Plan

Someone else mentioned the Trillion to the Taxpayer plan, which I like...

Hopefully the campaign came up with a good title.

[Original_Intent]

Steak not sizzle. It's the Paul Way.

But I do like "the plan from the man who warned you in 2001 while the rest of these jokers only saw the collapse in hindsight so who are you going to trust to fix the problem?" plan.

Maybe a touch wordy.

[steph3n]

the Say Yes to No-No-No plan

[sailingaway]

I don't want Ron up there gibbering like an idiot, but maybe that's just me.

Honestly, Cain sounds like a moron when he gets into that 999 nonsense.

[Verrater]

The American Restoration Plan

[Tod]

Steak not sizzle. It's the Paul Way.

But I do like "the plan from the man who warned you in 2001 while the rest of these jokers only saw the collapse in hindsight so who are you going to trust to fix the problem?" plan.

Maybe a touch wordy.

LOL! That's FUNNY!

A brand name would be nice; a lot of people have grabbed onto Cain's simple name apparently because it is something they can grasp without having to think too hard, so the easier Dr. Paul can make it for the public, the better.