Socks

In order for an underdog to have a chance, it needs to be as viral as possible. That means you need to cough the details all over your friends, family and co-workers. They may never even hear the guy's name if they're not political or spend their work days surfing around like most of us do. The message needs to get delivered to the old socialites who actually go out and talk to people still!

I'm Canadian, but I feel like even though we all pretty much know dude ain't gonna win, he has enough of a snowball going for his ideas to keep rolling into the future.

Lots of people are talking here, I just hope they're telling their friends and family too!

And I really can't believe the people who, after nearly 8 years of crazyness, are still holding tightly to their old conservative values. I dare you to sit on the fence in the middle for a while and challenge yourself to think differently for a change. Just look at the list of politicians who have been arrested, jailed, fired etc every year.. The list is huuuuge! child rape, child endangerment, tax evasion, using their jobs illegally, extortion, the list is really , really long.

Time for a change, the rest of the world is begging you.

GrouchyAdmin

Yes, we must look to the superpowers of Toronto, Canada, and forsee that they are truly a beacon in these trying times.

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baddog

I have as much of a chance at winning as he does. Viral marketing isn't going to help. Send cash if you really want him to stand a chance.

GrouchyAdmin

I'd vote for you this election.

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baddog

If the Democrats nominate Hillary and the Republicans counter with Rice, I will throw my hat into the ring.

xxxdesign-net

I bumped your Ron Paul thread

BV

Don't kid yourself. He has a much better chance of winning than you do.

I already have about 10 people ready to vote for him and it took about 10 minutes of my time. (not even really trying hard) Just by sending them a google videos link I might add.

I sent also sent them some pics of you from GFY and they all said no way would I vote for him. They all said you appeared to be too much of a ladies man.

baddog

Did Bill Clinton mess up my chances?

AsianDivaGirlsWebDude

When you say "Ron Paul lovers", you don't actually mean people that had sex with him do you? Or is that what all this "viral" talk is about?

I'm gonna vote for RuPaul:



Why? Because I like her platform (shoes)...

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GrouchyAdmin

Oh sweet Jesus. I need a drink.

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collegeboobies

I went to a local meetup group last week, pretty fun bunch of smart normal young people ready to get into politics and make a difference.

collegeboobies

He's got the cash, viral marketing has helped him a lot. I can count 25 people in my life who I have told about Ron Paul and they are now going to vote for him. I've also given money along with 100,000+ other people.

aico

I dropped pamphlets from my Cessna.

BV

I wonder if that will work for typeins, how much do you charge for this service?

baddog

23 of those people won't put the bong down long enough to even vote.

drjones

I'm not gonna sit here and say his chances of winning are good... but hes gonna do a hell of a lot better than most think, I bet.

Dude has raised a lot of money... money that he didnt even *try* to raise himself.

Hes got more support from individual contributers than any other candidate.. and more contributions than all the other candidates *combined* from the military. There is quite a movement behind him, even though the press never quite likes to recognize it.

On the anecdotal side of things, there are quite a few Ron Paul signs in peoples lawns in my neighborhood. Not one single sign for any other candidate.

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baddog

yeah, I saw a sign in Valparaiso, IN . . . doesn't help his chances much.

GrouchyAdmin

How many people specifically took their pets to that yard?

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baddog

ummm, I re-read my post and I don't see where I said it was in a yard.

GrouchyAdmin

I assumed it was one of those cheap plastic yard signs which was essentially a hefty lawn bag over a large metal pole. That fits the mental picture much better, does it not?

Fine. How many people went over to 'greet' the sign, personally?

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baddog

Nope. Was a sign in a window of an office building downtown, across the street from the bank as I recall.

minusonebit

I'd vote for Hitler if he was running. This election certainly will boil down to a choice between the lesser of evils.

Xplicit

Ive sent him $100 and definately have my friends and family supporting him.

Will make another donation soon. It just good business sense to support the candidate that will protect our freedom to continue to do what we do without more unneeded and unconstutional regulations.

charlie g

I have sent money to his campaign and donated money for a billboard. I also tell anyone that stands still long enough about him.

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