New Straw Poll Strategy is Needed

Ok, I'm in Tennessee, I had several friends who were involved at the Virginia straw poll which Paul just won handily.

From the underhanded tactics used first in Colorado and in San Fran though, it is becoming increasingly obvious that "the memo has gone out": Paul must not be allowed to win any more majour straw polls. How have they accomplished this? They simply wait and count the RP supporters, and then call off the event altogether based on the Paulian turnout.

Since their strategy has changed, I think ours should adapt to outflank them. Here's what I suggest, it's very simple:

First, I think that whenever meet-ups or Paul supporters go to straw polls, mum should be the word. They should never show up early. If asked who they support, they should answer, "I'm still learning about the campaigns." Or perhaps, "I thought voting preference privacy was a closely guarded American tradition, I'm just here to participate." Or perhaps even misdirect them by speaking about other candidates. This is similar to how my friends answered in Virginia. Guess what, it worked.

Secondly, no buttons, signs, or chanting...should be used, nothing should be able to indicate to the powers running the show that Paul supporters are there. That is....UNTIL they announce the winner...Then breaking out in the customary, "Ron Paul, Ron Paul" should absolutely be appropriate. When they won't give us a place at the table, a surprise attack seems suitable. By never giving them indication, they won't have any way to gauge if it should be closed. It will have them in stitches. It's sad, but it appears, there may be no other way.