It's Time to R.O.A.R.

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Comment by Gary Barnes, CT State Director 20 hours ago

Thanks Michael

Comment by Michael Norbury 23 hours ago

I'll email you directly with my suggestions

Comment by Gary Barnes, CT State Director 1 day ago

Thanks Michael,
We are looking to "brand" our program. It has so many different parts to it has been the challenge.
Any ideas?

Comment by Michael Norbury 1 day ago

Yeah good point on the separate discussion, but some constructive criticism is you need to make your idea more "sound bite friendly" as in have a simple concept of a sentence or two that you can type out.

A good example is that the posts keep drifting to Precinct Strategy and Decentralization because their simple and powerful ideas.

R.O.A.R. may be too, but the fact the discussion isn't also focused on them says different.

Comment by Gary Barnes, CT State Director 1 day ago

Thanks Richard for your support,

Perhaps we can move from the "decentralization" discussion to one of our project and program. Some of these ideas might just cross reference each other. Others should be held separate on their own merit. Michael, perhaps set up a group about your topic so the members can focus on it. Meanwhile we can move forward on our program.
Thanks,
Gary

Comment by Richard B Jr. 1 day ago

Term limits on the Senators for sure, I hear Byrd's been around as long as sliced bread.

And there's more in DC suffering dementia (been around too long) considering the 440 non-existent/phantom districts in all 50 states and even 4 territories that received about $6.4 billions in stimulus money according to Watchdog.org.

Congressmen in those districts got to go, period.

Comment by Michael Norbury 1 day ago

On decentralization, I guess it's just a matter of differing opinions.

On the replacing of all Congressmen, that's something I've never really advocated.

Comment by George Neville 1 day ago

On Decentralization. You are not going to be able to relocate congress to their respective state capitals period, end of story. If you want to try an experiment just try to get congress to take a 1% pay cut for the sake of the economy. If you think thats too bold, just have them freeze their pay until problems are solved. If your thoughts are to replace ALL congressmen (and womwen), boy what a reward (being fired) for those who are trying to do a good job and following our current requests.

Comment by Richard B Jr. 1 day ago

Rolda, be prepared, keep your powder dry and store your heritage seeds and dry goods properly. I live real close to the ocean and even have a reverse osmosis watermaker, inflatable dinghy with oars in my closet.

Be prepared for the worst, but like Jackson said (thanks Michael) let's do everything we can to make sure the day never comes that I need to launch my dinghy into the cold, cold surf and paddle for some deserted tropical paradise where the bananas grow. I'm too old for that and not as adventurous as I was once.

Gary Barnes, I grew up in Southport, Connecticut, made my way west until I hit good surf, sunny days and never left. I research, study and track "grassroots" political groups, this is a goody, I'll follow close and do everything I can to support your efforts.

Comment by Michael Norbury 1 day ago

Also, to quote President Jackson:

"Justice Marshall has made his ruling, not let's see him enforce it"

With Congress back in our backyards, we've got more leverage than K-Street and can keep cumbersome laws from being enforced more easily.

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