I don't think it's outside the realm of possibility to put a Ron Paul slim jim in the hands of every church-goer in the country. It's only a matter of will and time and effort.
Encouraging debate is what this is all about. If they talk about him, if they discuss the issues, I feel they will realize that Ron Paul is possibly the only candidate with real moral character in the running.
In marketing terminology it's called 'targeted advertising'. Ron Paul's campaign right now is spending all that money we're sending him, desperately trying to reach these same targeted audiences with direct mail. They're trying to do this on a national scale and it's hit and miss. But living in the localities, we know where and how to best get the message out. We have the luxury of being able to walk right up to a car in a church parking lot and know they will get the flier, and it won't cost us a dime in postage. It is up to US!
If we could get the average church-goer to just consider Ron Paul if only for a minute or two, to have a chance to hear and understand his message, I think the resulting groundswell would send this campaign to the next level where it would not look back.
Maybe some of you live in places where you don't really see the importance of reaching this community of voters, but I live in Indiana and, trust me, it's important.
I'm asking for 100 volunteers.
100 dedicated people distributing just a single bundle of 100 slim jims could potentially reach 10,000 people or more. And that's just in about one hour with minimal effort. Think about it, and you do the math from there.
Welcome to Operation Sunday Mail, a site dedicated to distributing information on presidential candidate Ron Paul to every church in the nation!
As many of you who are politically savvy already know, the segment of the population that regularly attends Sunday church services is crucial for anyone hoping to become the Republican Party nominee, and candidates regularly divert a fair amount of their campaign coffers toward saturating this coveted crowd with campaign messages. The various methods of dissemination can range from benign to invasive, but our goal is simple and it hinges around our one true advantage in this race......we, the people!
We have the numbers of dedicated supporters to do something remarkable this campaign season. We want to place a Ron Paul slim jim in the hands of every regular church-goer in the country!
Here's how we do it:
1: Head over to the official Ron Paul store
2: Order as many slim jims as you or your group can afford.
3: Visit your local churches during the Sunday or Wednesday services and place a slim jim on each windshield in the parking lot.
You can, of course, substitute that pro-life slim jim with another from the official site, or supplement it with additional materials such as DVDs, articles, or essays - anything you want. This is your time to communicate to a segment of society that has not yet gotten to hear the full message of Ron Paul and it is CRUCIAL they do ASAP! This is the quickest, cheapest way to do that on a massive scale.
God-willing, many of them will research Dr. Paul and discover, as we have, that he is our best hope for bringing moral and Constitutional leadership back to the White House.
Thank you and God bless!
"When they hand you over, do not worry about how you are to speak or what you are to say; for what you are to say will be given to you at that time; for it is not you who speak, but the Spirit of your Father speaking through you." (Matthew 10: 19-20)
Monday, November 26, 2007
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We have a country wide meet-up called Ron Paul Christian Vote Pledge and you can sign up to pledge that you will spend one hour at your local church on Sunday holding your Ron Paul. We have done this for 3 Sunday's in a row! My husband and I have gotten very positive feedback and it grows more and more every week. We hand out slim jims and fliers.
It just seems aprapo that our meet-up team up with your Operation Sunday Mail! One of our members posted your blog on our meet-up site! Nice to meet you!
http://ronpaul.meetup.com/1232/
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