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Originally posted by thehoneycomb
Who needs campaign money? In the era of social media pfft...who needs it?
It's time for both parties to come together as WE THE PEOPLE and campaign for RON PAUL 2012! He is a man who speaks for the people and represents the people!
A vote for Obama or Romney is a vote for more corporate America or a unionized government monopoly. Either way you are voting for the same failed policies that got us in this mess in the first place.
A President should not have the most campaign money, he should have the most people behind him. People that right now can barely afford to live or feed their children. If you are not voting for Ron Paul you are voting to stay that way!
Lets campaign for Ron Paul in 2012 through social media! Life is not about money and power or who raises the most campaign money especially when you don't have any, so lets help fix it.
Originally posted by CrikeyMagnet
Originally posted by litterbaux
It's a game. The game is rigged. If you don't see it by now, there is nothing I can say to convince you. I'll try anyway.
So what if the game is rigged. If you can't see past that, you're concentrating on the wrong game. Social media may be the surprise hero. Stuffy govt types don't get that... And who knows? Maybe you can't win. But your action could at least draw attention to the issue. If democracy is already rigged, then you have nothing to lose but your remaining delusions of freedom.
Originally posted by TKDRL
reply to post by Schuhman2
That is #in genious........
Hahaha
Originally posted by thehoneycomb
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting the same result.
NOW EVERYONE KNOWS WHO RON PAUL IS...AND HE HAS MORE SUPPORT THAN YOU COULD POSSIBLY IMAGINE.
Originally posted by schuyler
Originally posted by thehoneycomb
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting the same result.
Which is exactly what you are doing, the exact same thing you did in 2008 in the exact same way and getting the exact same result.
NOW EVERYONE KNOWS WHO RON PAUL IS...AND HE HAS MORE SUPPORT THAN YOU COULD POSSIBLY IMAGINE.
Actually, he doesn't. When people are actually allowed to vote in a primary, rather than ignore a manipulated caucus system, Paul gets about 11% of the vote. There's no particular reason to expect the Obama zombies to abandon their favoite Light Worker and vote for Paul, so in a general election he would be in the single digits, which is a lot less than many third-party and 'alternative' candidates have gotten this century. For example, in the General Election in 1972 George Wallace got 13.5% and in 1992 Ross Perot: 18.9%. In the 1984 primaries Jesse Jackson got over 18% of the vote. In 1988 he did even better and carried 11-13 states and won 29% of the popular vote. Paul hasn't even come close to those numbers. The idea that he has "more support than you could possibly imagine" is itself imaginary.
It's all over 'cept the crying, the gnashing of teeth, and the usual "we wuz robbed" rhetoric.
Originally posted by onecraftydude
I am the only guy in my town with a big Ron Paul sign on my fence. My neighbors won't comment on it, but it has not been egged or ripped off like others in the area. One of the local politicians has a sign that says "Keep Nancy" and a resourceful citizen used the sign to show his disapproval by painting a circle with a line across it diagonally. Every time I drive past that sign i have to laugh.
Taking a sign that is free and changing the meaning to show how you feel about the candidate is genius. It means the candidate is paying for their own negative press and the more you see the less that politician is liked.
Originally posted by thehoneycomb
Who needs campaign money? In the era of social media pfft...who needs it?
It's time for both parties to come together as WE THE PEOPLE and campaign for RON PAUL 2012! He is a man who speaks for the people and represents the people!
A vote for Obama or Romney is a vote for more corporate America or a unionized government monopoly. Either way you are voting for the same failed policies that got us in this mess in the first place.
A President should not have the most campaign money, he should have the most people behind him. People that right now can barely afford to live or feed their children. If you are not voting for Ron Paul you are voting to stay that way!
Lets campaign for Ron Paul in 2012 through social media! Life is not about money and power or who raises the most campaign money especially when you don't have any, so lets help fix it.
Originally posted by Zngland
Ron Paul for President ? Does he represent the working man?, is this guy genuine?