Hey guys, lay off Ron Paul and his campaign

[DjLoTi]

It's not up to them, it's up to us. It's *our* country after all. We can't depend on the government to save us, it's only up to *us* ...

 

[OptionsTrader]

What fabulous irony.

 

[Minuteman]

I know a HUGE SECRET. Tell ya Tuesday what it is.

 

[Fields]

^ I know a bigger one.

 

[stewie3128]

Stop it. Both of you.

 

[DjLoTi]

I got 3,317 posts of secrets. I'll post up on your thread if it's poppin.... lol.... i run my own threads. ... go run your own.

 

[Devil_rules_in_extremes]

It's not up to them, it's up to us. It's *our* country after all. We can't depend on the government to save us, it's only up to *us* ...

I agree. Ron Paul will do his job, and we need to do ours.

It's about changing hearts and minds.

 

[Marc3579]

I say let Ron do his job, we need to canvass and such for him. If we don't do our job how can we honestly expect him to get even near the prize in the end?

 

[Iwantchange]

It is up to the people and not the government. Just as the colonies rose up against King George III when the Declaration of Independence was written, a statement of freedom. It is up to us to ensure the government doesn't over step there boundaries and take our freedom and liberties away from us. The government represents the people and the interests of the people, not the interest of the people in the government.

 

[dkim68]

It's not up to them, it's up to us. It's *our* country after all. We can't depend on the government to save us, it's only up to *us* ...

Agreed. Power in numbers. History-making voter turnout for Ron Paul is what it's all about. We keep donating money to keep the campaign afloat but what good is it if RP voters aren't arriving at the polls in mass numbers? People, get off your butts! It would take so little effort on all our parts. What we stand to gain is everything if we'd just be willing to sacrifice an hour a day as a precinct leader to find more RP voters. That involvement has a ripple effect that keeps spreading. You can be responsible for bringing thousands of RP voters out to the polls.

 

[fmontez]

I happen to believe that Ron Paul would want us to argue... trolls, fringe nut cakes, fat cat republicans, etc... we should argue and argue all day long... it's good for the mind to argue.

 

[Devil_rules_in_extremes]

blimp!!!

 

[aravoth]

What fabulous irony.

fabulous indeed...Hope these two are proud of themselves.

 

[schooldayze]

A nobel gesture

I'm glad to hear you feel that way DJ. Now lets hope this gets out in time for people to donate to the next money bomb! http://freeatlast2008.com

Incidently, you've been welcomed at rprradio.com. Is there I chance I might be welcomed again at ronpaulradio.com? Would really be good for the campaign if our two stations could exchange information as it comes in.

 

[Alabama Supporter]

If it is up to us, why are they asking for our money?

Since they have our money, they are expected to produce results.

 

[tsetsefly]

It's not up to them, it's up to us. It's *our* country after all. We can't depend on the government to save us, it's only up to *us* ...

no HQ could help out we did give them 20 million last quarter...

 

[schooldayze]

20 Million

And 20 million is exactly HOW MUCH in the grand scheme of things?

 

[Bradley in DC]

And 20 million is exactly HOW MUCH in the grand scheme of things?

$30 million for 6 delegates is not very effective.

 

[scandinaviany3]

it doesnt make any sense to support failed leadership

it doesnt make sense to support failed policies and leadership.

Paul is doing the maximum a candidate can.

But if his people only care to pad their resumes rather than listen or contact people like Chris Simcox and get this minutemen leaders endorsement something is wrong.

It tells me they have an incompotent or arrogant bunker mentality on policies or efforts.

Only a fool would turn away support and keep sending out memo's of secret strategies.

If it happens great...but until then lay a much stronger foundation.

Then when you get this secret plan going you are much better off.

If it is like the secret DVD 30 min showing in iowa that was a flop then no more secrets.

We need open leadership not secret societies.

 

[HOLLYWOOD]

It is up to the people and not the government. Just as the colonies rose up against King George III when the Declaration of Independence was written, a statement of freedom. It is up to us to ensure the government doesn't over step there boundaries and take our freedom and liberties away from us. The government represents the people and the interests of the people, not the interest of the people in the government.

This really doesn't have to do with Ron Paul personally, but his Campaign Staff/Management and their Very Poor; Planning, Strategies, and Communications.

The Quote above from the poster is an excellent example of how the colonies rose up against the CROWN.

It was a single mediocre man that found his niche in uniting the people... THOMAS PAINE. His 100,000 printings of the 46 page "COMMON SENSE" and distribution, was the pivotal spark in AMERICA. BTW, those 100,000 copies back then would be equivalent to about 150,000,000 copies with todays population!

Though most of the politicians thought and labeled Thomas Paine as a radical, he was the guy that united the people with causes with his plain, easy to understand 46 page message of freedom & independence. STRATEGIES, MESSAGES, & COMMUNICATIONS! WHERE ARE THOU... RP campaign staff?

I'm kinda sadden that Thomas Paine was NOT hailed a part of the founding fathers group, because of political blackout and his over the top views and relentless push. No big monuments for this PIONEER in Liberty, Freedom, & Independence.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Paine

Thomas Paine, a native of Thetford, England, arrived in America's colonies with little in the way of money, reputation, or prospects, though he did have a letter of recommendation in his pocket from Benjamin Franklin. Paine also had a passion for liberty in all its forms, and an abiding hatred of tyranny. His forceful, direct expression of those principles found voice in a pamphlet he wrote entitled Common Sense, which proved to be the most influential political work of the time. Ultimately, Paine's treatise provided inspiration to the second Continental Congress for the drafting of the Declaration of Independence. 46 Pages is a dramatic look at a pivotal moment in our country's formation, a scholar's meticulous recreation of the turbulent years leading up to the Revolutionary War, retold with excitement and new insight.