Any Word on the USA Today Ad

.....not only is "Nation" the perfect section, the ad is right across from "across the United States/News from each State." Everyone looks up their State or States that friends and relatives live in just to see what "blip" got picked for their state. This is also the section for the editorial/political cartoon page as well as weather across the nation.

I always get a USA Today when we take a road trip as ...agree or disagree (usually disagree )...there is always good fodder for conversation with my husband. I feel an upsurge of pride mixed with a healthy dose of hope just thinking about all the people driving today and tomorrow who will see this ad. Millions. I have never seen an ad with so much information (all positive to most people) and yet visually appealing. There is a masterful use of white space given the amount of information contained.

Is it having an impact? Absolutely. Does it give us credibility? Absolutely. Am I grateful for "our benefactor" ...the man who placed this ad in our names (We the People)? Absolutely.

Personally, I cannot imagine anyone expressing anything but gratitude for this ad, its placement, its potential impact. Mr. Lepard knew "exactly" what he was doing....thanks to Max as well. I would imagine the ad will have a prominent place in the Paul family gathering. Happy Thanksgiving Dr. Paul and family! Many thanksgiving blessings will include your name tomorrow! Rest well brave warrior! This revolution has a lot of "love" right in the middle of it.

The add looks great! Don't expect a sudden spike in donations or tea party people because of it. These things take time. A person has to get aquianted with the man, watch some videos, read up on him, talk to people, etc... Only after the process of familiarization is complete will a typical person actually consider sending $.

Jesse Elder
www.ronpaulmoneybomb.com

I removed the AD from the oddly placed section and put it directly in the second page in as many papers I could.

What a crappy place for the ad, maybe the only redeeming thing is it was next to the news from around the nations states.

a portion of the first section was romoved and places farther back on the newspaper in Houston. That portion that was removed contained the Ron Paul ad. Kind of fishy if you think about it.

It's on the second page of the section called "nation"

Believe it or not, Christmas day is a great day to run ads as people will tend to sit around at home and read it on that day. This of course applies to papers like the NYT, not USA Today. If someone puts together a project like this though, I'm in for a Franklin.

...theres an idea