We've got to take this r3VOLution further than the Presidency!...

on Ron Paul for now. If the congress and senate do not support Ron Paul when he is president, we will be able to focus on getting rid of all of the politicians that will be up for election in 2010. This campaign for Ron Paul has too much momentum to change the focus now. We will have to write letters to all of our representatives that they need to work with Ron Paul when he is president or we will do to them what we have done to all of the current politicians who are running for president - they will not get voted back in to office. When Ron Paul becomes President I hope the message will be clear and will change some minds of the present people who are in office. If this doesn't change their thinking, they will have to leave office gracefully or be voted out. KEEP THE FOCUS ON RON PAUL!!!!

Apsolutely keep our eye on the ball, no doubt. It was also good to find out about Liberty Congress, I had never seen it before.

I needed the info on Stephen McDuffie in Colorado, he's my district and I hadn't heard of him before. He'll be on my ballot.

I live Ron Paul right now, trust me.

I think we need to have a freedom-based PAC already in place to go into action as soon as RP wins.

It would need some kind of transparent, on-line Board of Directors that would openly discuss and decide how to get the biggest bang for the buck. It would need to coordinate with a network of meetup groups to put boots on the ground.

I see it evaluating US Congressional races and then throwing everything at just a few. The choice of which races to get involved in could be based on an "anti-freedom" rating of the candidates (based on past record and current willingness to support the Paul Administration reforms), the resources and support of the target candidate, and the strength of the pro-freedom opponent available.

By picking a few races and bringing nationwide resources to bear, we could have enormous clout. If we were careful about choosing our battles (like any wise general) we could develop a fearsome reputation among Congresscritters so just the knowledge that we are watching would straighten out many of them.

I believe that if the PAC were set up in a way that the online community trusted it and was happy with the decision-making process, an organization like this could be VERY effective in advancing the revolution.

I think it’s in the way we have the campaign set up that is the key to changing the world. This is like a tactic in battle. Like the first American patriots using guerrilla warfare against the British,

The key components are good interactive main website that tracks real time fundraising.

A forum like this where people can go and exchange ideas and support each other.

Meet up groups to organize the on the ground campaign.

This can only work with a person running that has good ideas and is honest like Dr Paul. But I think that the key is that this system of campaign does not rely on the media for feedback, and therefore can't be controlled.

we are here to put Ron Paul in the White House. Once that is achieved, the sky is the limit, but until then it should be all about Dr Paul.

Votesmart.org is a good place to find out where the candidates stand on the issues and/or see their voting records. Ron Paul is the only republican candidate to complete the nhasks.org questionaire for 2008 candidates. Please encourage rp to also complete votesmart's political courage test to help inquiring voters. These are excellent sites to promote for educating 2008 voters.

Please visit http://LibertyCongress.or... and the other websites that track freedom oriented candidates. There will be several hundred good candidates and incumbents that we can support in 2008 for state and federal legislatures. We need to make sure that a few win office in this election cycle and then make sure that several thousand freedom candidates run in 2010.

We cannot limit our thinking to candidates from just one party at this time nor anytime in the very near future. The party system is to fouled up just now. Perhaps in time that will change, but for now we all need to do our best to track the available candidates and support the right ones.

Allard is stepping down. Tancredo has hinted at the seat. If anything, Tancredo will fight for secured borders. He gave his support to Romney.

I phone his office and told him I'd support him but that I had Ron Paul banners all over the awning of the restaurant, it was his choice.

I told the clerk and recorder yesterday that if I have to, I'll dye my roots, buy a new suit, and run for Senator myself. I made it very clear in her office that I was "P'O'd" big time at what has been going on.

Blackwater has an ad in our local paper this week to hire "Custom Security Agents". my skin crawled.

I've made an appointment to visit with our Sheriff right after the holidays to see where he stands on the issues, the Constitution, the powers of the Executive Branch, etc. I suggest all of you do the same.

The sheriff has all power in the county still....the sheriff can arrest the Chief of Police. I want to ask him how much of his powers Bush has taken from him.

Keep an eye everyone, Blackwater may be in your backyard too.

delegate to the convention But not before I accidentally requested one to run for President of the US!

So if anyone in PA wants to sign my petition, let me know. ;)

Well all it takes is for us to replace Congress with true citizen statesmen and women. It might take a new energized party or simply retaking the Republican party back from the Neo-Cons. The Party's focus needs to be first and foremost Liberty to all based on adherence to the Constitution. All the other issues that are aimed at dividing us (race, religion, abortion, sex etc. etc) needs to be left at the door. Constitution first! America first! United we stand as individuals!

As Ron Paul says, the changes we want can't happen if just he is elected, it will take a congress and senate to create the legislation for him to sign. But I think this is a revolution for the message more than just Ron Paul. His humble and low-key presentation don't over shadow the message, but his integrity and consistent beliefs are what propels the message out of "that's crazy, no one would want that" into "well he certainly practices what he preaches, lets give the message another look."

And that message is the country is "We the people" not we the special interests, or we this PAC or lobby or we the Fortune 500. With Dr. Paul he has given us a way to behave in office; which is stick up for your beliefs, read the legislation and if it doesn't pass a constitutional check then change it or vote no. Even if it is politically expedient to compromise your integrity this vote next time you will give in until there is nothing left of your integrity like Romney or Rudy.

What his campaign has done more than anything else has exposed the "man behind the curtain", meaning the MSM. The media has so manipulated and misrepresented who we are as a group, to the point of Glen Beck calling people wanting a return to the rule of law and follow the constitution, terrorists. The corporations really are running things in Washington DC and if we don't act now we may never get the chance again.

On mistake Regan made was the gutting of the Sherman Act which was a check on the size and power of corporations; ideally they would behave in the best interests of the people, in reality all you have to do is look at AT&T getting back together and first thing they proposed was a way to control the Internet.

the Revolution should continue after Ron Paul. At the next election after 2008 we need to organize efforts to revamp the Congress also.

On a side note...

As a Alabama citizen I am embarrassed by what Jeff Sessions said. Both our senators are dumb and I would love to see them go.

Vote out the incumbant in every election, no matter what. That would take NO money, and get all new faces in there. Just vote against the incumbant, period.

Mass movement to vote out the incumbant in EVERY election, then after a couple years, President Paul can make a list for us of which ones to keep.

Indiana's senators Dick Lugar (Liberal Repbublican)-(CFR, TC, BG) Senator Evan Bayhe (Liberal), and spend your money anytime 1st. district of Iniana conressman Peter J. Viscloskey (LIBERAL) Thrown out to the wolves!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

www.ronpaul2008.com

There is life at the end of the tunnel my friends!

gleidy

Virtually every politician in any significant office is bought and paid for. Ron Paul is the only one I've ever heard of who isn't part of the club. We need to get rid of all of them and start fresh.

We obviously can't fund 300 replacements. No matter if Paul wins or not we need to use our network to fund at least one good libertarian candidate per year, preferably we use some voting system to choose the seat we will fight over. Giving preference of course to seats that are run by corrupt legislatures who are a "shoe in" to win their next term.

We need to focus on getting him the nomination first, then in that time to the election is when we can start researching local candidates to start voting in as replacements.

But, in the mean time, keep your state representatives in check. I suggest writing them a letter to get them to vote against the FISA bill.

all 435 seats in the house and 34 seats in the senate will be up for re-election next november