foraneagle2
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well done, you went with the optimal choice in my opinion, hope it works out well!
What Should Our Airplane Banner Say?
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Best answer by far.
Scribbler de Stebbing
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That's a bumper sticker or a t-shirt for sure. (Ron in red, the rest in blue, or spelled backwards
, or whatever.)goldismoney
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Putting on my marketing hat, how about focusing on the issue 70% of Americans agree with him on, the war in Iraq:
"Ron Paul = Peace, ronpaul2008.com"
The 'love' message is in line with future President Paul's 'keeping it positive' (not antagonizing) approach. As an aside, my dad did something similar during Nixon's 1973 inauguration. He had a bi-plane tow a "Legalize Gold" banner as part of a rallying cry for the gold legalization movement (In 1971, he organized the National Committee to Legalize Gold (NCLG) and launched Gold Newsletter to lobby for gold legalization). I mention this because the banner seemed to have a great visibility impact (gold ownership for U.S. citizens became legal again January 1, 1975). Anyway, just my 2 cents.
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"Ron Paul = Peace, ronpaul2008.com"
The 'love' message is in line with future President Paul's 'keeping it positive' (not antagonizing) approach. As an aside, my dad did something similar during Nixon's 1973 inauguration. He had a bi-plane tow a "Legalize Gold" banner as part of a rallying cry for the gold legalization movement (In 1971, he organized the National Committee to Legalize Gold (NCLG) and launched Gold Newsletter to lobby for gold legalization). I mention this because the banner seemed to have a great visibility impact (gold ownership for U.S. citizens became legal again January 1, 1975). Anyway, just my 2 cents.
Anthem
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Real Money = GoldMoney; http://GoldMoney.com
