Hangly Man
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- Dec 18, 2007
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This is what we need to do with that 18+ million dollars. We need to stop making ads and videos telling the public what Ron Paul's position on the issues are, we need to start telling them what the real issues are. This is the MSM's major strength, that they are able to set the boundaries of what the debate will be in a way that is favorable to them, and their candidates.
In short, we don't want the American people asking "Ron Paul, why are you so soft on terrorism?" we want them asking "Mayor Giuliani, what will you do to restore the value of our currency?"
So for starters, I don't think we should spend one nickel talking about gay marriage, stem cell research, or gays in the military. These are manufactured wedge issues that really aren't that important. Who cares about stem cells when we're all eating barbecued cat meat from paper plates?
Though it may not be possible, I don't think we should be talking about abortion either. Let's stick to things that matter: the economy, the war, privacy, and individual liberty.
I'm envisioning a series of short commercials, possibly animated, that explain different issues like dollar devaluation, social security collapse, the welfare-warfare state, etc. etc. in witty and easy-to-understand ways. (in my vision they were performed by lego men.)
Those are the real issues, and they are the issues only our guy is prepared to respond to. We can absolutely start dictating the terms of public discourse if we plan our campaign spots wisely.
In short, we don't want the American people asking "Ron Paul, why are you so soft on terrorism?" we want them asking "Mayor Giuliani, what will you do to restore the value of our currency?"
So for starters, I don't think we should spend one nickel talking about gay marriage, stem cell research, or gays in the military. These are manufactured wedge issues that really aren't that important. Who cares about stem cells when we're all eating barbecued cat meat from paper plates?
Though it may not be possible, I don't think we should be talking about abortion either. Let's stick to things that matter: the economy, the war, privacy, and individual liberty.
I'm envisioning a series of short commercials, possibly animated, that explain different issues like dollar devaluation, social security collapse, the welfare-warfare state, etc. etc. in witty and easy-to-understand ways. (in my vision they were performed by lego men.)
Those are the real issues, and they are the issues only our guy is prepared to respond to. We can absolutely start dictating the terms of public discourse if we plan our campaign spots wisely.