Today is the final day of 2011 and I am preparing for my trip out to the most important state of the 2012 election, Iowa. This will be my fist time visiting the state, and it will be in the dead of winter. But I am packing plenty of warm clothes, campaign materials, and my personal conviction that I must do anything possible for liberty and to get Ron Paul the victory in the Hawkeye State. Tomorrow, on New Years Day 2012, I will be flying into Des Moines and then embarking on a mission to Iowa City, approximately 2 hours east. There I will be meeting up with many other rp0212.org grassroots activists for Ron Paul who are traveling from outside of the state to help the campaign in any capacity they can. [On a side note, I became a firm believer in the rp2012.org grassroots system after we helped mobilize over 1,500 Ron Paul supporters for the Ames Straw Poll back in August, bringing Dr. Paul a statistical first place victory along with Michelle Bachmann. By using our advanced phone-banking software to target independents and young voters, I was able to personally get over 150 people to attend the Straw Poll and I felt like I was definitely more effective than if I were working with the official campaign.]
On Monday, I’ll be meeting up with some activists at the campaign headquarters in Iowa City, and we’ll be tasked with contacting all the county coordinators across Iowa to find out which precincts still have vacancies for captains. Once we find out which holes need to be filled, we will then use our stream of hundreds of volunteers to fill in the gaps. As a precinct captain, your primary task is to bring as many Ron Paul supporters to the caucus as possible and deliver a stump speech on Dr. Paul’s behalf on the night of the caucus. I already have my stump speech prepared, so I will be eagerly ready to win some caucuses for Ron Paul on the night of January 3rd. In addition, I am going to volunteer to watch the vote and will take a picture of the results and send them into an independent source. There has been a lot of concerns of potential vote tampering by the establishment as a way to discredit Ron Paul’s victory, and I plan to do my part to keep it as open and honest as possible.
More updates to come as my days in Iowa progress.
Filed under: 2012 election, News / Current Events, Politics Tagged: | Iowa caucus, Ron Paul 2012
Go Stephen,
Great efforts like this from you, will have the warfare and welfare state-ists shaking their heads. They just don’t get the passion for economic and social freedoms we and Ron Paul have, as guaranteed by the constitution.
he will have those like you to thank.
I admire your dedication, when Ron Paul wins Iowa (and he will now your there
Good luck from Steve
This world needs more Stephens in it!
Great job Stephen!!
I took today off and I am calling Iowans from home.
Go Ron Paul
2012