Question: How many hours a day to you spend on Ron Paul?

I work 4-12 hours a day on ron paul. Some days need more than other. I host a meetup group, plan events, fundraise, voter registration, Moderate blogs. I took time off my business to do this. I still work 7 days, only now for Ron Paul M.D.
I'm not the only one I know who is doing this. Ron Paul WILL win. In fact, we may have already. :-)

Minimum of 2 hours per day getting involved...

In the last 3 1.2 weeks probably 160 hours contacting people for support.

I have over 300 people signed up for december 16th and i hope to get 500 if i can

check this forum too

http://dailypaul.com/node... on our newspaper ads for Paul campaign

Dr. Steve Parent

I'm at work by 9 am and I leave at 5 PM. I work on average about 3 hours of that, rest is pimpin ron paul. I spend about 4 hours throughout the evening. I also do about 4 hours a day on weekends. So let me add it up here, umm, 53 hours a week. Jesus, I need to get out more, lol......

I spend many hours on forums and responding to news articles, writing emails, etc. I wish I could actually be with real live people talking but I don't live in the USA and I'm pretty much housebound anyway (ms). I think it is too easy to sit in front of the computer for hours complaining about what newsguy A said or what those 'idiots running the campaign' did or didn't do. Then we can pat ourselves on the back and say we spent hours on RP! We don't accomplish anything that way---in fact we very likely discourage others with our negativity. I really think we need to focus on hours spent constructively HELPING. This can be discussing issues in related forums as well as talking to people in the mall. But having bitchfests here on DailyPaul doesn't count!

Man, what a question. Um, well, considering my motivation at work is about as low as it can possibly go right now and considering that I can get most of my work done in about 2-3 hours, I'd say about 6-7 hours a day during the weekdays and roughly 3-4 per day on the weekends.

That includes meetup groups, canvassing, internet research (videos, news, polls, replying to poor media). I used to also get off work and go fly my Ron Paul Freedom Flyer which also garnered attention and usually sparked conversation, but, it's now dark when I get home from work and the RPFF had a fatal nose dive at about 60 feet and ceases to entertain any longer :-(

http://www.youtube.com/wa...

My wife and dog are still here...(I think...LOL). So I still have some room to work with...

I will take a nap

3-4 hours a day doing various things that have to do with Ron Paul... and I am proud of it...

this may be our last chance in our generation to have a true leader who can save our nation...

The govt' will not allow another person like ron paul to have a chance to win the presidency.. that is why I do all in my power to get him elected...

I would take a bullet for him if it would get him elected... seriously

as I have been writing against the police state for years, I figure, if the Doc don't win, I'm going to be sent to an internment camp.

I am supporting the doc like my life depends on it.
I am not a casual supporter.
I am not a supporter for social reasons.

I'm a supporter because I want to see my grandchildren.

The other reason for being a supporter is you people.

I love you people because you all just wail on it. You pound and pound and pound and never let up. You are wherever you are and you are campaign mini HQ right there.

I remember when I first started following the campaign in, September...all the folks were just folks. Nothing fancy going on, just folks beating the bushes for their guy. Everybody was in the act. The blimp, the stripper, the video freaks, the internet Ron Paul bad press attack dogs, the people buying ads, standing on street corners, painting their freaking cars-barns-houses-roof's-children with Ron Paul 2008 stuff. I spent 5 minutes reading about the Doc and he is my HERO.

If there were more hours in the week I'd be banging at the keyboard for the guy for every single one and I'd just be trying to keep up with all of you.

Best to all,

T

On average 6 hours 7 days a week...it does get tiring...but sometimes things are so important that you just have to do it.

MUST READ ~ This is a funny satire story from the spoof.com, but OMG, I have to admit...they nailed me! It's hysterical!!

"We've known for a while that this was a community need." He said. "It's just not physically possible to be that passionate about one thing. Today we saw some people who had literally forgotten to eat because they were so intent on watching Ron Paul YouTube Videos. My heart goes out to them. I don't want to see anyone suffer like that..."

check out the rest of the story ~

http://www.thespoof.com/n...

If you would ask my husband how many hours per day I spend on Ron Paul activities, he would tell you "at least 30"; however, I feel there are not enough hours in the day to work as hard as I can to get Dr. Paul elected. Just today, my husband and I posted more than 40 signs in the northern part of our rural county, talked with 8 different business owners (very receptive) and they promised contributions to the campaign. And we are 70 and 67 years young!!! This is energizing and motivating!

Not as many hours as he spends fighting for our liberty.

starting to think to many....

I think I'm driving myself crazy ....

I can't believe I'm this involved......

Go Ron Go!!!!

When there is NOT an official campaign event...4-5 hours per day in one way or another. I spent two hours last Saturday morning converting a new recruit. Those I don't count much as they are usually "targets of opportunity" as our military would say .

How many hours are in a day?

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Because if Liberty is as cool as talking about Liberty, When Ron Paul is President I want to be able to enjoy the Freedom!

I spend way too much time!

4 - 6...yeah, yeah, I'm a true, blue RonPaulaholic

At least 2 hours a day.

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