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In part one of BPR’s interviews with Government Gone Wild founder and front man Blaise Ingoglia, the Republican Party of Florida Vice Chair shared his goals of infusing strong marketing strategies into the party to move toward victory in 2012. In part two, Ingoglia shares his secret to the success he has gained for his Government Gone Wild organization and suggestions of how it can be duplicated throughout the country. The dynamic public speaker talks about how GGW got started and where it could be heading.

Blaise Ingoglia, a Hernando County businessman, and creator of the popular Government Gone Wild web site was personally asked and endorsed by the late Chairman David Bitner to run for vice chairman of the Republican Party of Florida. He made the position official on Saturday by beating out Lake County State Committeewoman and current chairwoman of the Tea Party Network, Patricia Sullivan. His nomination and acceptance speeches garnered considerable applause. VIDEO

BROOKSVILLE - Jason Sager doesn't have to look at someone else's pictures of the Twin Towers attack in New York City on Sept. 11, 2001. {cut} But around January 2003, he also joined a group of about a hundred other young like-minded activists and became a member of the New York chapter of Protest Warrior, often dressing up as communist revolutionary Che Guevara. Protest Warrior was a satirical, covert group who crashed anti-war and anti-George Bush protest events and blended in with the group. Members would hold up mock signs purporting to espouse the same liberal views. And it was...