Ninja Homer
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It's time to re-focus on Iowa and New Hampshire. Everybody did their part in raising $6 million yesterday. That's awesome! There will be a press conference later today. I don't think there's much more we can do to get MSM to give Ron Paul more free coverage (but if you have an idea, post it here!). From now until the results of Iowa and New Hampshire, it's up to MSM whether they will give time to Ron Paul or not. Complaining about it isn't going to change anything, so there are better ways to spend your time and resources.
If we do well in Iowa and/or New Hampshire, we will get more press and more new supporters than any of us can dream of. Iowa is in 17 days. New Hampshire is in 22 days. This is it people! This is the most important time to help out with Iowa and New Hampshire. Have you done all you can? Are you going to do all you can, or will you look back on these few weeks, and regret not doing more?
It's up to campaign HQ to spend a large chunk of the money we've given them on advertising. Be supportive of what they do. Don't waste time complaining about what the campaign comes up with unless you have suggestions on improving it. There's 2 1/2 weeks left for Iowa. There probably isn't time to change what the campaign comes up with, no matter how much you complain about it. Instead, use your time to raise support and raise votes in Iowa and New Hampshire.
Ways to help Iowa and New Hampshire:
This is it! This is the time to capitalize on everything we've done so far. We will have more work to do after Iowa and New Hampshire, but right now this is absolutely the most important thing we can do for the campaign.
If we do well in Iowa and/or New Hampshire, we will get more press and more new supporters than any of us can dream of. Iowa is in 17 days. New Hampshire is in 22 days. This is it people! This is the most important time to help out with Iowa and New Hampshire. Have you done all you can? Are you going to do all you can, or will you look back on these few weeks, and regret not doing more?
It's up to campaign HQ to spend a large chunk of the money we've given them on advertising. Be supportive of what they do. Don't waste time complaining about what the campaign comes up with unless you have suggestions on improving it. There's 2 1/2 weeks left for Iowa. There probably isn't time to change what the campaign comes up with, no matter how much you complain about it. Instead, use your time to raise support and raise votes in Iowa and New Hampshire.
Ways to help Iowa and New Hampshire:
- Write letters to people in Iowa.
- Write letters to people in New Hampshire.
- Call people in Iowa.
- Call people in New Hampshire.
- Go to Iowa or New Hampshire to help out there in person. Post in the forums if you are interested in going there. I'm sure somebody can set you up with a place to stay whether it's for a week, a weekend, or just a day, and there may be others interested in carpooling with you.
- Send DVD's to people in Iowa. I think there should be an effort to get the new Iowa infomercial on DVD ASAP. Supporters can send them to Iowans along with handwritten letters or other literature. I think a good demographic to hit up first is churches. If you convert the leader of a group of people, you have the potential to convert all of their people as well. I'm sure there's other groups that could be hit up as well... unions, clubs, businesses, etc.
- The same goes for New Hampshire. I don't know if there's an infomercial in the works for New Hampshire, but there should be.
- Run ads in Iowa and New Hampshire papers. It doesn't cost a lot to run an ad in a little local paper. There are a lot of ads all ready to go that may just need a tiny bit of editing (such as the USA Today ad).
- Ask friends and family if they know anybody in Iowa or New Hampshire. A letter or phone call from a friend of a friend is always a lot more effective than a letter or phone call from a complete stranger.
This is it! This is the time to capitalize on everything we've done so far. We will have more work to do after Iowa and New Hampshire, but right now this is absolutely the most important thing we can do for the campaign.