Ron's biggest vote shares to date have happened where there are open primaries. Civil liberties is a concern that cuts straight across the parties. Of the Ron Paul supporters who have come from independents and demcrats, NDAA and the Patriot Act and FISA are HUGE reasons why they were furious with Obama enough to look into Ron. Even those who WANT to vote for Obama against Romney want these issues in the public conversation. They have a way to push the profile of these issues by getting Ron more delegates in Texas, an open primary state.
Remember the Santa voters in MI etc who were really Obama voters? They voted just to sink Romney. An internet campaign to push civil liberties is a far more worthy goal, and Ron Paul is Ron Paul. This WILL be in his speech and platform fight in Tampa, in front of international media.
We have to have a succinct statement saying why Texas is important -- if Ron gets 25% he gets delegates, and even under the ludicrous AP delegate count Romney doesn't get the nomination yet. Any major strength strengthens Ron's hand to push for these issues going into Tampa. Romney is the banker candidate (as is Obama), sure he likes NDAA but it likely isn't as core to his platform as raping our monetary system, so we might get somewhere concrete.
How can we best get this idea out between now and the Texas primary? I can write a diary at Firedoglake, as one example, since I have an account there from the last Fed Audit push. Robin K would be a great guy to push the idea as well, if he would.
We have this video which if we could get it just to not have the money bomb (it could still say Rise for Liberty, Vote Ron Paul nothing wrong with that) and instead have a picture of Ron speaking out against NDAA (the caption could just say that, or some words from his latest Texas straight talk about the 2013 NDAA could scroll) that would be great to pass around.
Any other ideas?
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