Ron Paul team assemble! Email Fox News debate team!

[werdd]

[email protected] - you can ask questions, or simply say you want to hear lots of ron paul!

Example:

Topic:Whatever you do, GIVE RON PAUL TIME TO SPEAK!

Subject:He's the only sane man left in this party. As a former bush supporter in 2000, i was attracted to his humble foreign policy. Again i am attracted to a canidates humble foreign policy, along with his fiscal conservatism, and that canidate is RON PAUL!

 

[DaronWestbrooke]

On it.. hit it and hit it hard.

 

[kevman657]

I fear this causing Fox News to hate RP even more. They know RP is big on the internet. They've heard about all the spam. If they get a bunch of spam, they will most likely ignore it and laugh it off as the RP spammers.


Instead, we need to rally outside the debate. Draw attention.

 

[DaronWestbrooke]

BTW, you may want to change your title. Remember, Rule #1, don't talk about fight club.

 

[steph3n]

I fear this causing Fox News to hate RP even more. They know RP is big on the internet. They've heard about all the spam. If they get a bunch of spam, they will most likely ignore it and laugh it off as the RP spammers.


Instead, we need to rally outside the debate. Draw attention.

I keep trying to get a carpool going to get there from miami, no responders yet

 

[Question_Authority]

I keep trying to get a carpool going to get there from miami, no responders yet

Yes, I think folks should rally outside the debate with signs that say "Equal Time for All Candidates!"

Just focusing on Ron Paul's lack of fair time will make use look like the elitists we hate. ALL candidates are paying the same entry fee to the debates and ALL should have equal time.

 

[Sematary]

Sent:

As a Ron Paul supporter, I am continually dismayed by the lack of time that Ron Paul is given to voice his views. Along with the positioning of his podium, he really is getting a raw deal in the "debates". He has shown, through his fundraising numbers, that he is not only a "viable candidate" but a "top teir" candidate as well. Shouldn't he be positioned near the center of the stage and shouldn't he be allowed to speak?

 

[steph3n]

Yes, I think folks should rally outside the debate with signs that say "Equal Time for All Candidates!"

Just focusing on Ron Paul's lack of fair time will make use look like the elitists we hate. ALL candidates are paying the same entry fee to the debates and ALL should have equal time.

I am not there to cry, I am there to WIN. Win hearts and minds. Talk to people directly. I take a different approach but let others go about theirs how they wish.

 

[LBennett76]

One thing I must mention, and please do not take offense. Please spell check before sending any emails. There are quite a few misspellings above, and believe me those who check the emails will notice. So please please please spell check. I am a grammar Nazi (sorry for the term, but that is what it's referred to). I have a hard time taking anyone seriously when there are misspelled words and improper punctuation in what they write. On the board here is fine, but when dealing with the media and other professional organizations one must present the best they have.
Actually you'd be surprised by the bad grammar many reporters have. I read a lot of articles on different news websites that are full of mistakes. Because of that I don't trust what it is they're reporting.
Sorry if I offended anyone. I'm just trying to help.

 

[steph3n]

Agreed, and the point about articles these days is getting to be a really major issue. I have seen such even from the likes of the NYT and WSJ

One thing I must mention, and please do not take offense. Please spell check before sending any emails. There are quite a few misspellings above, and believe me those who check the emails will notice. So please please please spell check. I am a grammar Nazi (sorry for the term, but that is what it's referred to). I have a hard time taking anyone seriously when there are misspelled words and improper punctuation in what they write. On the board here is fine, but when dealing with the media and other professional organizations one must present the best they have.
Actually you'd be surprised by the bad grammar many reporters have. I read a lot of articles on different news websites that are full of mistakes. Because of that I don't trust what it is they're reporting.
Sorry if I offended anyone. I'm just trying to help.

 

[werdd]

ive seen tons of pefectly grammar policitized emails, with absolutely no content. I for one am more attracted to substance, than aesthetics.

 

[steph3n]

ive seen tons of pefectly grammar policitized emails, with absolutely no content. I for one am more attracted to substance, than aesthetics.

It doesn't take but another few seconds to be proper and filled with content

 

[LBennett76]

ive seen tons of pefectly grammar policitized emails, with absolutely no content. I for one am more attracted to substance, than aesthetics.

That's true too. However, I've also seen articles and such that were full of wonderful content, but the poor grammar and spelling were a huge distraction. Believe the media reading our emails will notice. I just don't want any of us to be written off due to something that can be easily avoided.

 

[Tidewise]

Huge Importance

[email protected]

THE LAST TIME THEY IGNORED US. DON'T LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN!

Between now and Sunday, before the October 21st 5:00 debate, I would like to suggest that Ron Paul supporters everywhere storm FoxNews.com email with the demand that all candidates, including Ron Paul, be granted equal, fair, and balanced time to speak to the American people. Let Fox News know you will be notifying your friends and associates to watch the Sunday debate and that the American people will no longer tolerate their efforts to minimize the right of the people to listen with open mind to each candidate's platform. We will not be influenced by media propaganda or media effort to distract us from our goal of selecting the individual best suited to represent us.

Call or email as many friends between now and Sunday to remind them to watch the debate. Ask them to call or email their friends to watch the debate. Spread the word like wildfire. Let Fox News know that we stand prepared to set this campaign ablaze. Our passion for liberty lives. Our love of justice lives. Our enthusiasm for life lives. Ours support for Ron Paul lives.

 

[literatim]

Every candidate needs equal time, period. This is the only fair way and we should contact them to inform them of this. You don't even need to mention Ron Paul specifically, but all candidates in general.

 

[cjhowe]

FoxNews, stop letting the dumb people answer questions. "I have to ask my lawyer" and "I want an interest rate of 0%" and "I've never heard the conclusion of the 9/11 commission before this debate even though I'm running on 9/11". They're making our party look dumb.

 

[Hook]

FoxNews, stop letting the dumb people answer questions. "I have to ask my lawyer" and "I want an interest rate of 0%" and "I've never heard the conclusion of the 9/11 commission before this debate even though I'm running on 9/11". They're making our party look dumb.

Always count on Mr. Howe to take the diplomatic approach.

 

[V-rod]

I fear this causing Fox News to hate RP even more. They know RP is big on the internet. They've heard about all the spam. If they get a bunch of spam, they will most likely ignore it and laugh it off as the RP spammers.

What are they going to do? Give Brownback and Hunter more questions and speaking time? They were going to do that anyway
Won't hurt to remind them that they are alienating potential viewers and ad revenue

 

[Geronimo]

That's true too. However, I've also seen articles and such that were full of wonderful content, but the poor grammar and spelling were a huge distraction. Believe the media reading our emails will notice. I just don't want any of us to be written off due to something that can be easily avoided.

I toatalee agrie.