I URGE everyone for CALM...Fox

[VoluntaryMan]

This campaign is certainly NOT about waiting for marching orders from headquarters. If you want to wait, wait. If you want to act, act. Uniformity not required. It would be better that you didn't embarrass the candidate, but the smears will come, regardless of what any of us do. So, do what you must.

 

[Bradley in DC]

Calm is good, appropriate action is too

Obviously, calm is better than rash--most especially at this crucial time just before the first voting.

Our best course of action is to do what we can as best we can to help our friends in Iowa and NH. (Donating never hurts too )

I've hesitated jumping into this debate about the debate, er, forum for a couple of reasons. Now, I think the best thing I can say is to keep some perspective. The LAST thing we want is to reinforce the impression we're not a top tier viable campaign with stories about our exclusion. How else to handle it, I'm not sure.

Obviously, doing well in Iowa would do more than anything else. Media stories just before the first caucus that undercut the seriousness of our campaign can't be good, no matter what someone's intentions (well, we can guess the intentions of those dissing us). With that in mind, please use your better judgement. If not sure, hold off until after the caucus.

WWRPD?