Ron Paul to visit UC-Davis and UC-San Diego on May 3 and May 4, 2012

[Gage]

Didn't see a thread about the San Diego event yet, but wanted to make a thread on both events next week going on in California at UC-Davis and UC-San Diego on May 3 and May 4, 2012, respectively. Below are links to RSVP and register.

UC-Davis, May 3, 2012, 7 p.m.
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/events/342795739113352/
Seating voucher: https://ronpaulatucdavis-eorg.eventbrite.com/

UC-San Diego, May 4, 2012, 7 p.m.
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/events/226355384137105/
Seating voucher: https://ronpaulatucsd.eventbrite.com/

I will be attending the San Diego event, and hope to have some great photos for you guys.

 

[sailingaway]

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[hb6102]

Ok we've had LA Berkeley and now San Diego. How bout Orange County, we actually vote republican.

 

[sailingaway]

Ok we've had LA Berkeley and now San Diego. How bout Orange County, we actually vote republican.

Yeah, I wondered that too.... but maybe there is more competition from nonRonPaul Republicans for the delegates? Or lack of a college, since Ron uses college facilities and youth for Ron Paul organization....

 

[hb6102]

UC Irvine, CSUF, CSULB, anyone planning anything there?

 

[jersdreams]

Irvine and the other OC universities have plenty of CFL...YAL...on the campuses. Lots of republicans in the area around there....

 

[RonRules]

I'll be there. Here's my ticket:

I highly recommend you register. About 1,000 could not get in at the UCLA event because they didn't have tickets.

 

[puppetmaster]

nice!
I will see him on the 5th in Reno at the state convention!

 

[Canderson]

Im the treasurer for Youth for Ron Paul at UC Davis. Can anyone with experience give me advice on publicizing? Ive contacted the school and local papers which have not yet gotten back to me and am going to try and call in to a popular local radio show tmrw morning. What else can I do?

 

[Canderson]

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So no one here has any experience publicizing a Ron Paul event? Ive contacted the local papers but how do I know if they will run anything? I'm calling in to a radio show tmrw with a host whose endorsed Paul, but how do I ensure I get on? We flyered on campus all day and will be tabling at the Davis farmer's market this weekend, and hopefully chalking campus tonight. I want to get the word out in the greater Sacramento and Bay Areas too. I think the Davis Occupy might be planning a protest, how should we prepare?

 

[puppetmaster]

can you contact the other college groups from Chico, Berkley, and was it USC? check their facebook etc

 

[seawolf]

Check with the UT - El Paso YRFP Chapter who had their rally last night. El Paso evidently is a very liberal city. 80% + Hispanic and Democratic, yet they worked very hard and had a packed house of 1,200 last night.

Also call the National Chairman, YFRP.

 

[Carson]

There is also a thread on this topic here:

Ron Paul coming to my University!

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/newreply.php?do=postreply&t=373625

 

[Titus]

Im the treasurer for Youth for Ron Paul at UC Davis. Can anyone with experience give me advice on publicizing? Ive contacted the school and local papers which have not yet gotten back to me and am going to try and call in to a popular local radio show tmrw morning. What else can I do?

I never publicized a Ron Paul event but when I was in college (in Arkansas) a common thing we did was chalk the sidewalks. In highly traveled areas, we would write in colored chalk that there was an event and when it was. Publicize it like you would any other event.

 

[Carson]

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So no one here has any experience publicizing a Ron Paul event? Ive contacted the local papers but how do I know if they will run anything? I'm calling in to a radio show tmrw with a host whose endorsed Paul, but how do I ensure I get on? We flyered on campus all day and will be tabling at the Davis farmer's market this weekend, and hopefully chalking campus tonight. I want to get the word out in the greater Sacramento and Bay Areas too. I think the Davis Occupy might be planning a protest, how should we prepare?

I noticed on the campus map you've got a radio station right on campus.

http://www.kdvs.org/

As for preparing for protestors. During some of the immigration rallies I've been to an area or a line has been drawn to separate the two groups. I'm not sure if that is the best way to work out differences but it does aid in controlling conflict.

Remember; Annihilating those that oppose Ron Paul means winning over their hearts and their minds.

 

[craezie]

man, no love for the OC. There is no way I am going to be able to get a sitter for my kids long enough to go down to SD on a Friday night.

 

[Carson]

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So no one here has any experience publicizing a Ron Paul event? Ive contacted the local papers but how do I know if they will run anything? I'm calling in to a radio show tmrw with a host whose endorsed Paul, but how do I ensure I get on? We flyered on campus all day and will be tabling at the Davis farmer's market this weekend, and hopefully chalking campus tonight. I want to get the word out in the greater Sacramento and Bay Areas too. I think the Davis Occupy might be planning a protest, how should we prepare?

Someone with a video camera watching for confrontations between opposing points of view or groups can also be of use. No matter what happens it can help aid in bringing any arguments to an end and stop the escalation.


Did you try contacting the other colleges that have already pulled off these events for tips?

 

[RonRocks]

I'm in the center of the OC, I went to the UCLA event.. it wasn't that far. Though I wish he'd come to the OC, I think it may be asking for too much since the OC is pretty much the suburb of LA.

 

[dfalken]

I live in Central America and it just so happens I'll be in San Diego from May 2nd to the 5th attending the Craft Brewers Conference....talk about perfect timing! Got my early admittance ticket printed already.

 

[Endthefednow]

Myself and two other Blue Republican voters will be heading to Sand Diego on the 4th from the LA county area.