Ron Paul literature all over my precinct

Yesterday I finished a week-long campaign to deliver Ron Paul literature to every doorstep in my caucus precinct, Minneapolis W-12 P-08, before Christmas, leaving 1800 or so "slim-jim" palmcards, most of them like the one here.

I ran a marathon in 2004 and another in 2005. This is the closest thing to a marathon I've done since. If you'd like to do some Ron Paul marathoning yourself, contact Marianne Stebbins at the Minnesota campaign headquarters. Marianne may prefer that you spread your leafletting run over several precincts, instead of focussing on just one, like I did.

If you do, be sure to pack plenty of water and stay hydrated!

all Gaul is divided into three parts

All of Standish-Ericsson is divided into 3 caucus precincts.

To the north lie the pastoral highlands of precinct W-9 P-08. Their residents are bravest because they are furthest from the civilization and refinement of the new Caribou and Grand Ole Creamery on Cedar and Minnehaha Parkway :-) To the south, by the great inland sea of Lake Hiawatha, home to beavers in the early 90s, we find the glades and peoples of precinct W-12 P-11, bounded to the south by Minnehaha Creek. Between these two vast regions, there is the third precinct, W-12 P-08, north of rolling green battlefields, once graced by the mighty Tiger Woods.

Below are detailed maps of each precinct, which you can enlarge by clicking on them.

(Comments are welcome if you'd like to add anything to the descriptions.)

It is here that the battle is to be waged on February 5, 2008, for Ron Paul. Will you be there at the caucuses? The world will pass down the legend of what happened here that day. What will you tell your children?





Minneapolis W-9 P-08


Minneapolis W-12 P-08


Minneapolis W-12 P-11

Source for Standish-Ericsson map: Standish-Ericsson Neighborhood Association


Update (Dec 5, 2007): All Gaul is divided into 3 parts? No, four.