No, we must have a very narrow focus.
This page explains it:
http://training4liberty.org/facl/important_info.html
You state earlier that:
This election will be won by:
1- phone banking
2- door-to-door
3- donations to the campaign for
4- direct mail
Note: There is no mention of the media above. None.
From your link, is the following. First a few people can swing an election:
People ________________ Percentage for Victory
100%, all people ________ 50%, plus 1
70% eligible to vote _____ 35%, plus 1
40% registered ________ 20%, plus 1
20% vote _____________ 10%, plus 1
I'll leave off the rest as it is a primary, which suggests the 20% may be less, so...
if 10% vote ____________ 5%, plus 1
Second, are the tips for winning in the long wrong:
Winning in the Long Run
There is a great deal more I could tell you.
1 ** How to recruit for your grassroots organization.
2 ** How best to communicate with politicians.
3 ** The differences between offensive and defensive legislative strategies.
4 ** Choosing a leader who is an elected official (Hint: Be very careful).
5 ** When and how to use the media.
6 ** The best ways to raise money for the short-term and the long-term.
Is it unfair to ask how do you rectify #5 in your link? When and how do
you propose using the media - if ever - to affect the 5% to 10% of the voters (or less as many of us are set in our ways) that will win or lose this election?
Lastly, one more point from your link I enjoyed:
The key will be for you and your grassroots activists to aggressively make politicians pay a price for their failure to pay attention to their constituents (you and your group).
Since the target is the older Republican, how do we communicate that the price of not picking Ron Paul is, at best, four more years of Obama and, at worst, the collapse of the economy and loss of freedom?
Where/when is it best to communicate that Ron Paul is the best candidate? Media or grassroots?
Where/when is it best to communicate that Ron Paul is the only alternative? Media or grassroots?
