Turn your disappointment to action. That's what winners do. And I'm going to tell you all, we are winners. I stayed up late tonight putting together my canvassing materials for tomorrow. And I'm going to keep working until either Ron Paul is in the White House or someone just like him is. I'm 52, and I haven't been excited about one single candidate since 1988 (guess who.) I intend to live another 52 years minimum, and I refuse to believe I won't get another chance to work for freedom before I am gone from this rock.
You guys need to f--kin quit it!!!!
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No kidding! What's wrong with some of you? We're fighting for freedom. You don't just "quit" a revolution! We have a TON of money in the bank and 47 states to go. Ron Paul just started getting decent media coverage last month and we already placed 5th in the first three states. That's GREAT! If everybody thought like you, we would all vote for Hillary and end the elections after the first three states. Does THAT make sense to you? I don't understand why some of you guys are so pessimistic. NOW is the time to be rolling up your sleeves and getting out there for Ron Paul. Talk to people, hand out slims jims and CDs, do mailbox drops if you don't want to go door-to-door - GET ACTIVE. We need precinct captains - join a meetup group in your area for more info. We've only just gotten started and we're in GREAT SHAPE!
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STAND UP! Walk out your door, knock on one door in your neighborhood, tell your neighbor why they should vote for Ron Paul. Walk to the next door and the next until everyone in your neighborhood KNOWS about him.
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Well if you mean mainstream as in mainstream media, Ron Paul is getting more and more coverage every day. His appearance on Jay Leno was awesome and Jay vouched for him the entire time. Today Wolf Blitzer of CNN talked a lot about him as well as showing a long clip of Ron speaking to his supporters, which btw if you watch you'll understand what this whole Revolution is REALLY about, and even local public tv stations here in Irvine, CA are talking about him in a positive light.
The negative posts are obviously from trolls, and they are so easy to spot. Just ignore them. Many of these fools obviously have an anti-ron paul agenda.
Ron Paul speaking to supporters after tonights NH Primaries:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGY8Te6DhMk
CNN's Wolf Blitzer on GOP candidates, Ron Paul, and more of Ron Paul's speech:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2hPBCirgsA
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Sign waving with my meetup group in So Cal this weekend =)
Well said,
You know the reason i am sad, is because NH wants a anther 100 years of war
No. NH doesn't want 100 years of war. They were just not informed that RP is the anti-iraq candidate. I'm sorry, but that's the fault of HQ. That's not bitching. That's the truth. Should I lie and withold my opinions just because it might discourage people? No. That's like saying we shouldn't be against the Iraq war because it hurst the morale of the troops. We need real discussions to solve our problems.
Ron Paul needs to win the votes from the sheep. Giving lectures works for intelligent and independent minded people.. not for sheeps. That's not the fault of Ron Paul, that's the fault of the campaign strategist.
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It is not time to give up, but I think it is reasonable to ask hard questions of the campaign. Hillary and her ilk have done so, and it has paid dividends. Other campaigns have as well. It's not giving up to ask more of the campaign! At least for me, I am committed to seeing this through. Which is why I am getting angry at the campaign for squandering this opportunity by not running a competitive campaign!
I'm not giving up.
I respect Ron Paul, but in order to beat the system we have to play the system. It doesn't mean we have to cheat, lie, or steal, but we need to play to the voters hearts. It may mean Ron Paul needs to simplify his explanations, it may mean Ron Paul needs to force himself to become more assertive, it may mean Ron Paul needs to memorize and prepare quips and 5 second sound bites in his debates, etc..
I respect Ron Paul, but in order to beat the system we have to play the system. It doesn't mean we have to cheat, lie, or steal, but we need to play to the voters hearts. It may mean Ron Paul needs to simplify his explanations, it may mean Ron Paul needs to force himself to become more assertive, it may mean Ron Paul needs to memorize and prepare quips and 5 second sound bites in his debates, etc..
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No, the campaign was working very hard in NH.
People were getting multiple phone calls from campaign workers per day.
The place was inundated with ads and yard signs.
It simply does not make sense that the result would actually be less than in Iowa.
We do need to aim higher. The campaign needs to start playing to win. That is the only problem with hiring Libertarians (Big L) they are not used to winning - perhaps they don't know how Iduno. No offence to them, but we need to play to win.
While I will be in this till the end, my new task will be to try to remotivate my groups.
We can win this, but we have to play to win. Campaign - Grassroots - All of us.
Winning is more than confidence - it is also hard work. Let's look at wins and our failures, learn from them and redeploy our troops.
While I will be in this till the end, my new task will be to try to remotivate my groups.
We can win this, but we have to play to win. Campaign - Grassroots - All of us.
Winning is more than confidence - it is also hard work. Let's look at wins and our failures, learn from them and redeploy our troops.
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