Ron Paul Super Brochure On MSNBC's The Ed Show

A guy named Erik Petroni of RonPaulProducts.com contacted me shortly after I released a Military donations graph (see link below) in support of Ron Paul.

He asked if he could put the graph in his Ron Paul Super Brochure and that it would probably be in 500,000 copies and sent to Iowa and other early voting states. It took me about .01 seconds to say YES!

Last time I checked (12/28/11), there have been over 3.5 MILLION copies printed and mailed out to early voting states via the direct mailing program that he also organized at SuperBrochure.com.

While the graph was designed for the web with the intention of spreading on Facebook, he still used the graph in the brochure. I noticed that he just recently updated the graph, probably because aesthetically it doesn't really compliment the brochure's awesome layout but I was really proud to have it in so many copies sent to voters in the early states.

Thank you Erik for giving me the opportunity to be part of your project.

Link to the graph used in the Super Brochure ©2011 Matt Perry: http://ronpaulronpaul.com/img/2011-graph-500x833.jpg
Link to the website: http://RonPaulRonPaul.com
Link to the Super Brochure website: http://RonPaulBrochure.com

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[Michaelwiseguy]

Some "respected news reporter" should confront Dr Paul on his connection with the Super Brochure. Is this publication his doing? Does he approve of every word in these brochures? Has he read them?

Ron Paul could say he has nothing to do with those brochures. It's a grassroots operation, and he has to stay at arms length to comply with election laws.

Ron Paul could say he does not have to disavow any of the content in the current super brochures, not like the last time HeHe.

[bbburton]

Just another hit piece on Ron Paul.