I absolutely agree with the analysis that Congressman Paul could have done a better job of stumping for his solutions and implore individuals to research for themselves the detrimental aspects of fiat currency and our inflationary economy. I think it is especially effective when he references Hayek and other Austrian economists (as he has done before).
One of the other things I've been wondering about lately is if there are specifc references to make to examples of failed fiat currencies in the past. I've heard him reference the fall of great nations because of fiat empires, but throw out some specific figures and facts that are analogous to our current situation.
(Most) People don't follow his long mind-mapping of the economic dereliction of our country, but examples that are already common knowledge or are more easily referred to have the potential to win minds.
Like it or not, if we want to change people's minds we have to first tune into them -- and this is coming from a poster who is regularly chastised for obtuse verbiage.