What Did You Do For Ron Paul This Week?

I know you said no meetup stuff, but I just got back from the a meetup in DC where my second $100.00 (my first was the day Dr. Paul announced his exploratory committee) went toward the total of over $2000.00 that was collected.

We are starting to realize we have outgrown the Internet. It's time to take the real world as well.

I also "spammed" my coworkers and my family with http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWfIhFhelm8
which in my opinion is they best video yet for the non-hardcore non-initiate.

I also got a big pile of fliers an bumper stickers to spread around.
 
I put out dozens of flyers in my local area. I know - doesn't sound like much, but it takes time to make those tri-folds. I also talk him up at every opportunity. I got my Iowa phone call list today and those calls will be made next week.
 
I know you said no meetup stuff, but I just got back from the a meetup in DC where my second $100.00 (my first was the day Dr. Paul announced his exploratory committee) went toward the total of over $2000.00 that was collected.

Yeah, I should modify that... don't just post "I went to <x> meetup", but if the meetup did something more than talking about the campaign and you participated, by all means tell us.
 
I made my first campaign donation of $50
I donated $20 to the "SPAM Spartanburg" Project
I recruited 2 friends this week by MSN'ing them "Stop Dreaming".
One even called me at midnight and asked "is this guy for real?" :D
The other I saw Tuesday evening and he was like "man that guy is the real deal".

I have some friends coming over for a BBQ today and will slowly seep RP into their heads throughout the evening, once something political is brought up.
 
  • Worked on an image for supporting Ron Paul.
  • Sent that to friends/family with a few tidbits about Ron.
  • Joined facebook and supported Ron Paul's profile.
  • Voted in polls and signed petitions


Quite humbled to read what ya'll have been doing, I'll try my best to keep up. :o
 
I have made numerous phone calls to try to organize the Silent/Live Auction for the Rally in San Antonio next Saturday (I still need donations of anyone has anything good, email me!), talked to 10 people about Dr. Paul, convinced my friend and colleague who was waffling to come to the Rally just to listen and see if it made any difference to her thinking, agreed to donate $100 (get paid on Friday), bought my tickets for the Rally, discussed "Freedome to Facism" with our neighbor who is gay and doesn't like Dr. Paul's stance on gay marriage - up until viewing that video she was going to vote for Obama- , and spent hours trying to convince my dad to vote in the primaries.
 
a week is like an eternity to an organizer

OH MAN. I've been busy.
6 hours last weekend working on signs/banners for South Carolina.
15 hours Mon and Tue folding flyers, inserting double-sided half-page flyers (pro-2nd amendment report card from GOA on one side & pro-life stance on the other)into them, putting labels on DVD's, inserting RINO card paks with small RPREVOLUTION stickers and a small half-fold $20 bill (when you open it up and find out it isn't a twenty inside it says "Disappointed? Not if you put Ron Paul in the White House!!!" :p) into the DVD sleeve, inserting two bumper stickers into ANOTHER flyer and then inserting all that into a small lunch bag stamped RON PAUL REVOLUTION - and we did 2000 out of the 10,000 we are in the process of doing - to send along with 109 signs and banners, cases of t-shirts, stencils to make more signs and banners, and more stuff I am prolly forgetting about to South Carolina for the Greenville Rally.
Wed I cut a stencil for a new sign design that one of our members created and painted on coroplast, and that took me a couple of hours because of all the small letters.
I can't put in print what I did Thursday, but it involved 280 pushcards.....:D
Friday I got with the state coordinator for a minimeeting, and to get 2500 more pushcards and a stack of bumper stickers to hand out at Ozfest next Tuesday, and Rush next Friday. 8:00pm Friday night, I get a call from one of the state coordinator's assistants saying sorry for the late notice, but there is a Home Schooling Convention being held at the Convention Center downtown tomorrow, and could I rustle up some help in passing out pushcards & info?
I was there from 8:00am until about 1:30pm, and 6 of us (on & off) handed out about 1500 cards and 500 copies of Ron's stance on Homeschooling. We probably could have stayed a little longer, but this is Arizona, and by 1:30 the sun had come over the building and started roasting us, so it was time to go home. We made lots of friends there, and only 3 people said that they knew about Ron that would NOT vote for him; contrast that with a couple of dozen that knew him and were GLAD we were doing what we were doing.

Oh yeah, and I spend about 6 hours a day on the computer between meetup organization, research, ranting on this forum, and pulling my hair out or being happy, depending on what the 'media' is doing to Ron on any given day.

(The longer I sit here and cool off - the more I remember) I also had a great stroke of luck this week. I had contacted an influential radio talk show host (I won't name him here because its still a surprise for the group - I'll tell them Wednesday) and asked him to come and speak to our Meetup Group. He supported Badnarik on the air last election cycle, and he's been talking up Ron a LOT lately. He responded back saying that he was glad to know about us (7th largest Meetup in the U.S.) and that he would be out of town next week and couldn't make this meeting, but that he would be happy to say now, in advance, he would be happy to come speak if I were to invite him in the future. SCORE!!!!!

Do all you can - the time is NOW - let nothing block your path.

LET'S TAKE OUR COUNTRY BACK!
 
I too went to the greater DC Meetup where we raised over $2000. We worked on our voter list strategy (I go the list of DC registered Republicans from the Board of Elections last week). Two of us gave out 400 flyers on a street corner in Dupont at the top of the metro (subway) stop today. I was wearing a Ron Paul shirt for the rest of the day in a park wtih the dogs which got more attention. I hatched a plan to take over the RNC (PM me for details), been working with some others on the delegate selection process, etc. I was going to help the office move on Friday or Saturday, but by the time I was free on Friday afternoon, they were already finished!
 
Following the lead of one of our Meet Up members, Lori, I sent an email message to Carl Leubsdorf, the Washington Bureau Chief of the Dallas Morning News, who'd failed to even mention Dr. Paul in an article he wrote called, Who Has the Best Plan?, about the Republican primary campaign strategy, etc.

http://ronpaul.meetup.com/65/messages/boards/view/viewthread?thread=3297697

I also posted a new article on the blog, Subversive Music to My Ears.

http://DallasForRonPaul.org

Finally, I made public my pledge of $5K from my barter account to get the Dallas groups thinking of ways to use it effectively.
 
Great IDEA....

1. Donated about 300 bucks

2. signed up with 4 meetups

3. Making 100 calls to Iowa

4. Signed up for 100 mailers to IOWA

5. Organizing Daily Ralies for Riverside Meetup, M-F 6:00-7:00pm Tyler MAll, front of Target (4-8 volunteers)

(Kirk) Passing out slimJims talking to 30-50 voters, per day

Recruited 3 new memebers to Meetup

6. organizing caravan to straw poll.

7. email marketing all contacts with updates about Ron Paul

8. Registered with local GOP, pursuing info about being a delegate
 
I was talking to a older friend about RPs internet support, and you know what he said......

Thos people aren't regtistered...and they sure as hell won't vote......
 
Pledged $50 for a booth at TX straw poll. Painted 4 (4X8) signs with another meetup member this afternoon. Got started on my Iowa numbers
 
Went to 4 day long local music festival.
Got two more to switch to republican for primary(I fill out the cards with them and mailed them myself).
Handed out issues statements.
Converted serveral and rasied serious interest with alot.
Fended offf a few socialist gang ups(for some reason I did not expect that)
Handed out a few Ron Paul t-shirts I made(easy and cheap iron on letters from craft store)
Had a great time enjoying life.
 
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Spoke with almost everyone I came into contact with about RP, gave them campaign materials.

Attended a local GOP function and gave everyone Paul packets.

Organized and executed a "Who is Ron Paul" Presentation for our community in local library.

Got my list of 100 Iowan addresses.
 
Made two 9'x4' banner stencils; One said "Ron Paul Revolution" and one said "Ron Paul - President 2008".

Made 10 banners and plan dozen upon dozens more next time (hard part is over). Saturday will be the day that our host's garage is geared up Henry Ford style.
 
Are we a cult yet? :)

:)

I went camping with some friends. Two are already sympathizers. They are a couple. She has already decided to register Republican to vote in the Pennsylvania primary; he likes what he's seen and heard, but hadn't yet really drunk the Kool-Aid. There was another couple who had heard the name but otherwise didn't know much about him. One other fellow had never heard of him at all, but, he said he was already registered as a Republican. He and I had a long discussion, perhaps three hours, covering foreign policy, the rule of law, the history of state power, and on and on and on. At one point he asked about Ron Paul's policy toward the U.N.

"He would get us out," I said.

"Give me a bumper sticker," he said.

Something that amazed me was my passion--I've never been so on fire, except, perhaps, when I was an active evangelical Christian. I thought for a moment that I was going off on a fanatical tirade. I sort of stopped myself short and began to apologize, but two of my friends just smiled and told me to bring it on. It was invigorating!

All told, three cars left today with Ron Paul 2008 bumper stickers.

Viva la R3V0_|ution!
 
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