More "La-la Land" dreamscape silliness... "Cue the Musak!"
Perhaps you actually don't know, but Sarah has an army of tens-of-millions of deeply commited constitutionally conservative arch-patriot volunteers already sworn and ready to mobilize at the drop of her kerchief.
We live in every congressional district in every State of the Union, and are awaiting only word from the "wise barracuda" to jump in unison in a move so energized that its opposite-and-equal reaction will be to alter the rotation of this earth on its axis. Politically speaking, it will be a seismic event on an order of magnitude of Krakatoa to the tenth power.
The very foundations of the political world will tremble, and the Capitol will be rent in two, and the sun will be blotted from the sky as the dust from this cataclysm erupts into the lower-earth atmosphere...
Well, maybe not, but there are a bunch of us, and we're ready. And Sarah damn-well knows it. This is why God put Sarah on this rock, and why He will lift her up to the White House to lead our glorious Rennaissance.
Crap!!! There I go again. Anyway, you get the picture.
Look, just pop some popcorn and find an easy chair, the show of shows is about to begin. It'll start in Iowa later this month, with the showing of "The Undefeated." And don't worry... we'll do all the heavy lifting.
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Volunteers are fine, but the person at the top needs to put an organization in place to make effective use of them. That's the real world, sweet cheeks. Deal with it.
She will need campaign offices in every county in the nation, if not every senatorial or congressional district. At minimum, she will need to hire a manager for each one, and those managers will need direction as to how to use the volunteers who come in to the offices. She will need campaign materials and a communications staff to make sure all of it is printed and distributed to all those volunteers. She will need people to work voter registration roles and registration drives, to work phones, and so on. All of those people need to be organized to work effectively. She will need an organization to get her on the ballot in all 50 states. She will need an advance staff to set up appearances and get her from place to place efficiently. She will need security. She will need a fund raising effort, an accounting team to keep track of the money and report it as legally required.
The list is almost endless of all the day-to-day details that an effective campaign must handle. So far, I haven't seen anything that could even remotely be called a professional campaign organization from Camp Palin, and time is growing very short.