Better to donate time or money to Ron Paul's campaign? Has anyone here done any youtube videos?

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No2statism Posted: Sun, Dec 4 2011 4:59 PM

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I've donated a lot of money (I give away a lot of the money I earn for doing things around the house which isn't a whole lot) to his campaign (I've lost track, but it's almost $200 which is the maximum I'm allowed), but I didn't do the phone calls or anything.

I feel like I just wouldn't be a good spokesman for his campaign (although I'm sure I'm not as bad as I was 4 years ago), so that's part of why I only donate money.  The only other thing I do that might count is post  links to current events on my facebook.

I thought it was cool when he went on the Morton Downey Jr. Show in 1988.

Did anyone here do any campaign ads or participate with the phone calls?

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AJ replied on Mon, Dec 5 2011 7:49 AM

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It really depends on where your comparative advantage is. Admittedly this is very hard to estimate, but if you make $300/hour and you can't make Youtube videos worth a damn and don't have much free time, then just donate. If you have little money to spare but a lot of free time and are good at something social media or presentation-related, do that. A really well-made video or prezi.com presentation can change a lot of minds.