No more moneybombs!

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Huckabee's fundraising is doing it the way we should, 150k per day.

RP is getting 30-50k.....the moneybombs are making people wait until a moneybomb day to donate.

They need the money now, not in 2 weeks time.

The grassroots need to send out a message cutting off all moneybombs and saying each day is a moneybomb and to keep the daily total above 120k...

120k x 30 days - $3.6M

150k x 30 days - $4.5M

Moneybombs should only be in the middle or near the end of the Qtr if at all. I think they have lost their power.
 
It's not about folks who have cash and just wait. It's about folks, who don't think about donating for various reasons, but they are somehow encouraged by records-breaking money bombs. It's a kind of exciting game people can participate to reach a goal. I was a sceptic too, but it's pretty clear, that it's the only way and they way that WORKS. Everything else failed. Any math the OP does is WRONG, because it has a wrong basis - you just can't assume, that people out of nowhere will start raising 150k/day. There is no such base.
If you want a steady stream of cash, Ron Paul needs to win a primary (like Huck you mentioned - have you forgotten Huck's figures BEFORE he won anything?)
 
HQ needs to challenge all voters to donate $10 a week. They could even use their GOTV call lists. Whatever they do it has to be more than just email.

No more moneybombs! I think the noobs don't realize that the original point in the money bomb was to get media attention. Now that it's played out and the media doesn't care we need to raise money in a better way.
 
The only significant money we raise is due to money bombs. We made 2 Mill on the last one. We need to keep doing them but they need to be well organized.
 
It's not about folks who have cash and just wait. It's about folks, who don't think about donating for various reasons, but they are somehow encouraged by records-breaking money bombs. It's a kind of exciting game people can participate to reach a goal. I was a sceptic too, but it's pretty clear, that it's the only way and they way that WORKS. Everything else failed. Any math the OP does is WRONG, because it has a wrong basis - you just can't assume, that people out of nowhere will start raising 150k/day. There is no such base.
If you want a steady stream of cash, Ron Paul needs to win a primary (like Huck you mentioned - have you forgotten Huck's figures BEFORE he won anything?)

Did I say there was such a base......it's just common sense to donate an avg of 120k as opposed to waiting 3 weeks for a moneybomb and only getting 30k a day.
 
Huckabee's fundraising is doing it the way we should, 150k per day.

RP is getting 30-50k.....the moneybombs are making people wait until a moneybomb day to donate.

They need the money now, not in 2 weeks time.

The grassroots need to send out a message cutting off all moneybombs and saying each day is a moneybomb and to keep the daily total above 120k...

120k x 30 days - $3.6M

150k x 30 days - $4.5M

Moneybombs should only be in the middle or near the end of the Qtr if at all. I think they have lost their power.

110% agree, I've been saying this since the $6m day, how can you break that record when in such a short time? There is no more media effect and if there is it could be negative saying he's loosing support because he raised less then $6m. ENOUGH WITH THE MONEY BOMBS give him the money as soon as you can.
 
It's not about folks who have cash and just wait. It's about folks, who don't think about donating for various reasons, but they are somehow encouraged by records-breaking money bombs. It's a kind of exciting game people can participate to reach a goal. I was a sceptic too, but it's pretty clear, that it's the only way and they way that WORKS. Everything else failed. Any math the OP does is WRONG, because it has a wrong basis - you just can't assume, that people out of nowhere will start raising 150k/day. There is no such base.
If you want a steady stream of cash, Ron Paul needs to win a primary (like Huck you mentioned - have you forgotten Huck's figures BEFORE he won anything?)

That was the best post on the subject I have read period.
 
Moneybombs show COMMUNITY. They show how powerful we are...

and NOT to the media... to ourselves. Even if nobody reported on them, WE know about them. And that's good.

I agree that people should always be contributing, but it's also good to have the occasional display of unity and power.
 
Moneybombs show COMMUNITY. They show how powerful we are...

and NOT to the media... to ourselves. Even if nobody reported on them, WE know about them. And that's good.

I agree that people should always be contributing, but it's also good to have the occasional display of unity and power.

The campaign is the community, we show our unity and power through the message of liberty, smaller government and no IRS, ending the war, no more wars etc.
 
I'm just negotiated a 15k signing bonus for a new job - $2300 to Ron Paul from my wife (thanks honey) and a movie theater in the bonus for me. Everyone wins!
 
Did I say there was such a base......it's just common sense to donate an avg of 120k as opposed to waiting 3 weeks for a moneybomb and only getting 30k a day.

The common sense should tell you to look at the stats. There were periods of time, when no money bombs were planned/decided and funds were VERY low regardless. It just won't work on a daily basis as you wish (I wish it worked too!). Like it or not, money bombs proved to be the only ones that worked.
 
The money bombs had a place, but we need to show daily support. I give when I get, so the money bombs have made me hold back until I can see the impact in a day.
 
The campaign is the community, we show our unity and power through the message of liberty, smaller government and no IRS, ending the war, no more wars etc.

Wait, are you American or Australian? Ron Paul has never said he is anti-war and that he will never go to war. If you are an Oz, thanks for the support... but we can take it from here. You've got plenty of work to do in your country.
 
I think we have been donating so many things for the grassroots (ads, blimp, etc.) and the campaign. That's why we're stretch thin. I wish the blimp is done because it is too expensive and we need to focus on something more important.
 
In ageement with the OP.
I'm not well off and as such I am frugal.
The bombs were great. I think maybe one or two more that are co-ordinated with the campaign are fine.
I give when I can, but I think Nationally and contribute locally.
 
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