Ron Paul's Social Networking Campaign for President

Canddiates are not overlooking social networks, but TechCrunch is very impressed by Ron Paul's Web 2.0 efforts!

clipped from www.techcrunch.com Ron Paul: A Distributed Web 2.0 Campaign Paul is also the underdog in the Presidential race, dismissed by the mainstream media and political pundits as nothing more than a kook with no hope at all. And yet if you believe online polls and surveys, Paul will be the next President of the United States. The secret recipe for Paul’s every increasing support base is Web 2.0 To be fair, other candidates are using Web 2.0 sites, but it’s usually in addition to their own content; Paul’s content on the other hand is nearly all exclusive to Web 2.0. The Ron Paul Blog, Ron Paul on Digg. Ron Paul Campaign Events on Eventful. Congressman Ron Paul for President 2008 on Facebook. Ron Paul on Flickr. If you’re going to do photos and use a Web 2.0 site, most people turn to Flickr first and so has the Paul campaign. Ron Paul on Meetup. Ron Paul 2008 on MySpace. Over 40,000 friends and growing Ron Paul on YouTube. by using Web 2.0 tools you are able to deliver your message directly to those who matter Watch Video