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	Name:	Barneget -
	Subject:	My conundrum about Mr. Newt and Romney
	Date:	12/6/2011 1:18:50 PM

My point is based on political positions important to me, and it hurts to say this, I find it difficult to tell the two apart from zer0. In the primary, you support the person most closely aligned with your views. In the general, you support the necessary. We are neither bystanders nor strategists. We are electorally active. Talk up your choices at every appropriate opportunity, help people understand the commonality of the issues, and finally, remind them of the importance of their singular vote. You will be surprised with the number of follow up questions directed to you as different issues surface, and thse folks look at you as the expert. There is a lot of apathy toward the field, some earned, some misplaced. If we really want change at the top, then we must become change agents, pick a candidate, get excited about the potential, infect our family friends and associates with our excitement, and live by RR's 11th commandment.