Sound Bites?

[seapilot]

Does Ron Paul need to use strong soundbites to convey his message simply to the average GOP voter? If he does what are some suggestions for his foreign policy?

 

[bluesc]

Yes. They should hire experts to do it, you know, like Doug We-- oh wait..

 

[locjeb]

But of course. He knows this and tries, its just easier said than done. Ron Paul actually wrote the foreword to Harry Browne's (former LP presidential candidate) great little book 'Liberty A to Z: 872 Libertarian SoundBites You Can Use Right Now!'

Check some of them out here: http://www.yaliberty.org/posts/sound-bites-for-liberty

 

[seapilot]

Thanks for the link locjeb, excellent material presented there. Not finished browsing through it yet but here is the foreign policy soundbite that is great.

Defense & The Military: "The Constitution authorizes the federal government to defend us from enemies - not run around the world creating enemies. The politicians justify U.S. military power by saying, 'It's still a dangerous world out there.' But if it is dangerous to us, it's because our government has repeatedly stuck its nose in matters that are none of our business - and thereby created enemies all over the world."