“…the late campaign is much better than the early one, I’m encouraged.”

I’m not sure they got better or if it’s because the bailouts over the past couple of weeks, cast a new light on them.

“Stop the BOMB —BushObamaMcCainBailout” would be a great bumpersticker if we had more time

“McCain is not Bipartisan he’s BiPolar” likewise.

I’m waiting for one more good one like that, and I think I might just send them a substantial contribution, especially if I thought they’d spend it on media and not more madness . . .

It’s one thing to actually need an airconditioner, another to so misread your supporters as to think this is the stuff of donation requests.

Advertise to get more supporters..new supporters mean new donations, new donations mean new advertisements to get new supporters. That’s the cycle we want to see.

In my opinion, there has been a real change.

Earlier in the campaign, as a donor, I received a free set of ear plugs. That was stupid and it made me mad.

This time around I get a free bumper sticker. It has bobbarr08.com on the sticker. I put that on my car. That is a much better idea. Spend money on bumper stickers…bumper stickers get read by people, bring more people to the website, more people means more money…more money means more adverts, means more people, etc.

I think they’ve got it now…the late campaign is much better than the early one, I’m encouraged.

“Stop the B.O.M.B!—the Bush, Obama, McCain, Bailout.”

Hey, I gotta say to whoever is coming up with these:

GOOD JOB, KEEP IT UP!, and IT IS ABOUT TIME.

If the campaign could get messages like these on TV, I think they’d generate enough new donations, and longer-term new LP members, to more than pay for themselves.

If you promise to invest new donations on TV ads, and not any more on lawsuits, on what-seem-to-me-like-too-high-salaries-for-staff, or other things that tend to generate negative publicity, I’ll promise to send in another couple of hundred dollars, and urge others to do the same.