Winning California's 172 delegates - how?

have a youtube playlist?

but good idea. he should have answer on the most discussed topics. He is always great with his common sense with backing of the constitution.

short 5 minute videos one each topic that we could share. often questions pop up in internet discussions. sometimes the best to let the doc speak.

His texas straight talks are great for example. he is really a master to deliver things in detailed but short and on point answers..
how can we get something like this to the campaign?
we could vote on the most needed topics.. revpac could maybe film this?

I wish it were true but Sorry to inform you but not everyone is a RP supporter in CA. You may have a different perspective and experience than mine but this what Ive seen. I live in Santa Cruz/Bay Area (witch is mostly Democrats) and there is a lot of rejection of RP from both parties. I know because I do grassroots campaigning and talk to people on the battle field witch does feel like a battle sometimes. I even had someone today at a farmers market RP tabling event say he thinks there should be bigger government to take care of us! I try not to waist breath on someone I can not convince to vote RP. What other RP supporter and I found works best is to use Obama to our advantage because he is popular. So we made a sign asking a simple question "Does our president support local organic foods?" then we have another one showing the connection of Monsanto and the Obama administration. After they come over and talk to us because Monsanto is basic the devil in CA we can swing them to RP. This seems to work very well in my area.

RP does have a very good chance to win a lot of delegates in CA because there are so few (R) here and day by day we are getting Green party,Independent and Democrats to switch (R) to vote RP.

Registering AV/ Absentee Voter, so one can receive an Absentee Ballot: Once the registration card is sent to the County Clerk, it becomes an inside job. I get everything through the mail, sample ballots, notices, ballots. There is no way to poll the voter independently, by anyone or organization.

We've all been forced to vote absentee voter. A couple of years ago, a few million investment built the C.V. Starr Recreation Center, yet, uncompleted, it has dog park, skate park, olympic pool attached to a warmed wading pool and "Lazy river" for resistance walking and arobics, slides, fountains, huge locker rooms and nice showers, state of the art gym with all digital equipment, work out rooms, conference rooms and plans to build more. It is operated by volunteers, including the director, and last year, declaired unsustainable.

I've gone to a couple of meetings there, and twice I've gone to use the pool. It costs $8.00. With all the bells and whistles, there is no way to line up activities, so, I never actually used the pool because I really didn't think I would spend that much time.. many claimed it was over clorinated.

Recently there was a push to give the pool to the city to operate, since they've bled money and of course, the city wanted a sales tax to operate it. It was the only issue on the February ballot. The paper reported that it passed by a huge margin, so now we pay 9% sales tax to shop locally. I don't know anyone who voted for it personally. I read letters to the editor and there was of course a big visable push for the tax, but this is the second tax that has been added to us, Library was the other, and locals were worried that we are overtaxing ourselves to run operations most locals don't use and why they fail. We have no way to recount, we just have to trust our government.

I live in the Emerald Triangle, where marijuana has been a legal crop, but since last Summer and the murders to two high profile people Ex Mayor Jere Melo and Land Trust manager/state park interpreter Matt Coleman, most kind laws have been rebuked, and in yesterday's paper, war was declared. Many people here grow for themselves, some grow commercially, and the majority of the county voted down legalization because we actually liked our laws. They worked for us, where we sustained the Sheriff, not the city. But Oakland has other plans for legalization, and while the majority here are against Oakland and the urban plan, it is being FORCED on us,,, so the war on drugs issue from Ron's perspective is not that great, as he says give it to the states... well we all know what the state of CA wants to do... as the state of CA, doesn't like people to "steal" what it claims is theirs... tax money.. I'm with those who don't want it taxed to grow a police state... I see that growing even a bigger police atate and more police jobs to enforce and imprison for labor, pot heads that don't have a license, certificate, recommendation or God forbid me giving the state more ideas on how to tax marijuana for state development through taxes. It does NOTHING for my cannabis passion: industrial hemp.

The liberals who want taxes won't vote for Paul, and the Libertarians really do fear the government growth and power with the idea, that whatever the state wants, the state gets under Ron Paul.

I quit talking about it because it's a HOT personal issue, and the only solution is to go back from where we were last year. Conspiracy wacko that I am, I believe these murders were not as the paper would have us believe, after all, the annoucement yesterday that the war was on, just enforces my idea.. no one wanted a war here, but the state didn't like this county voting NO en mass on their legalization plan.

People are being killed by the State government over this and I would prefer at this point the feds to stop it and free us from the tyranny the state is issuing in the name of justice.

signs here either.

THE CENTRAL VALLEY VOTES RED. LOOK IT UP IN A HISTORY BOOK.

they are in the San Joaquin Valley....the Central Valley.........to the point of when the people talk about splitting the state into 3 small states, the Central Valley is it's own state because mentally,culturally, they are RED and the rest of the state is BLUE.....based on voting history records the central Valley votes REPUBLICAN...that's not my opinion...it is fact.

This is a well known fact here in California.

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