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Murray Sabrin Campaign messing up just like RP Campaign

nyrgoal99

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Murray Sabrin is currently the only candidate in my area with absolutely 0 signage. Every other candidate in the last two weeks now has tons of signs around my town and the surrounding towns as I travel north. The Ron Paul campaign had the same problem in not really doing enough.

I hope they get it together fast.
 
Signs do SHIT all. This analogy is retarded, considering - Ron Paul signs practically blanketed the country, people in the msm frequently commented - RP signs are the only ones I see..

Didn't change shit. HELL havin' sabrin with no signs, is probably a GREAT sign.. it ain't needed.
 
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Signs do SHIT all. This analogy is retarded, considering - Ron Paul signs practically blanketed the country, people in the msm frequently commented - RP signs are the only ones I see..

Didn't change shit. HELL havin' sabrin with no signs, is probably a GREAT sign.. it ain't needed.

The problem is that you are equating two things which are NOT equal.

1. The "Ron Paul" campaign is a NATIONAL election -- one that is tied up more with people's "emotional" feelings about what "direction" the country will take.

2. The Sabrin campaign is for a STATEWIDE election -- which people pay significantly LESS attention to, is more about "getting stuff for their state" (bringing home the pork), and which therefore *IS* shaped and significantly impacted by signs.

And BTW, for LOCAL offices (county supervisor, etc.) campaigning is ALL ABOUT how many signs -- and the "image" projected by the sign's design/colors, etc.

So far from doing nothing, signs (and bumper stickers & buttons) ARE important. Just NOT for the campaign you thought, or in the way you thought.
 
The problem is that you are equating two things which are NOT equal.

1. The "Ron Paul" campaign is a NATIONAL election -- one that is tied up more with people's "emotional" feelings about what "direction" the country will take.

2. The Sabrin campaign is for a STATEWIDE election -- which people pay significantly LESS attention to, is more about "getting stuff for their state" (bringing home the pork), and which therefore *IS* shaped and significantly impacted by signs.

And BTW, for LOCAL offices (county supervisor, etc.) campaigning is ALL ABOUT how many signs -- and the "image" projected by the sign's design/colors, etc.

So far from doing nothing, signs (and bumper stickers & buttons) ARE important. Just NOT for the campaign you thought, or in the way you thought.


Well said
 
Have you called the campaign office directly?

Murray Sabrin is currently the only candidate in my area with absolutely 0 signage. Every other candidate in the last two weeks now has tons of signs around my town and the surrounding towns as I travel north. The Ron Paul campaign had the same problem in not really doing enough.

I hope they get it together fast.

Their campaign office number is 201-332-3422. I have never had any problem getting through to folks in the campaign at all.

Call and report back to us if you got through!
 
If you live in New Jersey, be an activist. Liberty lovers are need to fight for everything. If you support Sabrin, go out and volunteer.
 
The Sabrin Campaign has literature and signs!

Hello everyone,

The Murray Sabrin Campaign needs everyone's help for the June 3rd primary. Murray is having strong showings at the debates and forums that he attends. The only issue is getting his message out.

You can pick up signs and slim jims/palm cards:

Hudson County (Northeast New Jersey):

Sabrin Campaign HQ
30 Montgomery Street
Jersey City, NJ 07302
866-399-9444

Somerset County (Central / North Central New Jersey):

Contact Rob and Gloria Leustek at [email protected]

Middlesex County (Central/ East New Jersey):

Contact Jim Poesl at [email protected] or at
my office number 877-589-5853 "I check messages every evening."

Salem County (Southern New Jersey):

Contact Mert Walther at [email protected]
 
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