Title says it all.
Will they ever rise above 5%? 10%?
Before each primary we can quickly organize and swarm the state with support.
I think alot of you are assuming that the mainstream media will give him airtime. Honestly, I dont think they ever will, even if he polls in the 10-15% range in national polls.
We all need to start acting like MSM support and reporting on him is never going to happen no matter what if we want a chance. Its up to us to get Ron's name out there to the people who still dont know who he is. If we dont................. we lose because 70%+ of americans have never heard the name Ron Paul and will probably never know he is running.
Exactly. Mass media (TV ads) should do the trick.
I think alot of you are assuming that the mainstream media will give him airtime. Honestly, I dont think they ever will, even if he polls in the 10-15% range in national polls.
We all need to start acting like MSM support and reporting on him is never going to happen no matter what if we want a chance. Its up to us to get Ron's name out there to the people who still dont know who he is. If we dont................. we lose because 70%+ of americans have never heard the name Ron Paul and will probably never know he is running.
Buchanan was polling at 6% nationally prior to winning New Hampshire in 1996. He promptly shot up to 21% the next day.
He got TONS of exposure following his win in the state. The ensuing smear campaign did him in.
The MSM is not going to give Ron Paul any exposure (good, bad or otherwise) until he wins a primary. That is why New Hampshire is absolutely crucial for the campaign. He MUST win there to have a chance. If he cannot win in New Hampshire then he cannot win anywhere else.
Of course there is a phase 2 following a win in New Hampshire. We know this because of the Buchanan and Dean campaigns that went to pieces following a victory there, but it's the first major step towards the presidency.
After Paul wins New Hampshire the smear campaign will ensue and that is going to the the most critical part of the grassroots campaign leading up to Super Tuesday.
Prepare the response ads now, because the attacks are inevitable.
When all of us cellphone based folks install landlines and reverse the time-space continuum to get ourselves denoted as having a landline number and being a likely Republican voter.
Buchanan was polling at 6% nationally prior to winning New Hampshire in 1996. He promptly shot up to 21% the next day.
He got TONS of exposure following his win in the state. The ensuing smear campaign did him in.
The MSM is not going to give Ron Paul any exposure (good, bad or otherwise) until he wins a primary. That is why New Hampshire is absolutely crucial for the campaign. He MUST win there to have a chance. If he cannot win in New Hampshire then he cannot win anywhere else.
Of course there is a phase 2 following a win in New Hampshire. We know this because of the Buchanan and Dean campaigns that went to pieces following a victory there, but it's the first major step towards the presidency.
After Paul wins New Hampshire the smear campaign will ensue and that is going to the the most critical part of the grassroots campaign leading up to Super Tuesday.
Prepare the response ads now, because the attacks are inevitable.
If we don't capture the vote of the people with landline phones, we won't win anyway.
But Ron Pauls campaign is growing DAILY, mostly because of grassroots supports and word-of-mouth! Keep the momentum going. As Ron Paul said, "We're on the upslope" -- and the more we get the word out the higher we will climb up that slope. People are attracted to his message, we just need to initiate that attraction!