Recent content by summernot

Here's a rundown of our experience becoming delegates... My husband was selected precinct chairman, and I was selected secretary at our precinct convention. We did not discuss which candidates we supported. There were a total of 6 attendees, including us, a family of 3 (mom, dad, 18 year-old...

thanks! :) So is there an official word on posting emails we receive from the campaign to this forum? I tend to think that emails going out to hundreds/thousands of people are already in the public domain. But if we need to be more careful and not publish them here, I'll stick with that.

So should we not post email communications that might help other delegates who are not on the distributions? That's kind of a catch-22, since we need to get the word out, but I suppose there might be some way that someone not sympathetic to our views might sabotage things. I can't quite think...

You don't need a great resume to sort through all the precinct convention paperwork, or do some of the other jobs committee members are needed for. I'm sure they're primarily looking for enthusiastic, conscientious, hard workers to volunteer to help out with all the tasks that must be done for...

It sounds like you were selected as a delegate, so you wouldn't have a packet. The person you elected chairman (or possibly the secretary) at your precinct convention has your precinct's packet. Delegates were given the flyer with information on their county/senatorial district convention. The...

More info from the Travis County Ron Paul Campaign office More communication I've received from the campaign for delegates and precinct chairmen and precinct secretaries... Some of this is specific to Travis County, where I live, but some is relevant to all delegates. I think the main thing is...