My wife and I have had plenty of doors slammed in our faces, rude remarks on the streets and angry yells from passing cars.
It's just a matter of taking a bullet for the cause, which is to bring the truth about this election to those who are starving to hear it.
The trick is not to judge anyone by their reaction to your uninvited solicitation. Just move on to the next person, and cover as much ground as each opportunity affords you, then plan another one.
We've stood outside the debates in terrible weather. Weve gone door to door. We've talked to every family member and friend. We have our vehicle's windows adorned. We hit the internet. We've used our phones to call IA and NH. We worked the streets of Des Moines. We worked the streets of Manchester, NH. We've worked rural areas of NC.
Point is, there were 25 of us back in May at the second debate, hundreds of us in June at the Des Moines rally and there will be THOUSANDS of us at the Philly rally this month.
Never stop. I dig this thread. It inspires me.
My wife nearly lost her life during recent heart valve repair surgery and she spent 8 days on life support and a month in the hospital. The first day home, from her bed she said, 'Play some Ron Paul vids (on the pute in my office in the next room) and crank it up so I can hear them.' as one of the more emotional vids played (there are lots of them, as you all know), she shed a tear. Believe me, as soon as the docs say she can (and probably before that, if I know her), she'll be back out there slammin' boat loads of lit.
She won't sweat the angry or indifferent ones. She never does.
Bosso
