Discuss Paul
February 13th, 2008 Posted in Paul
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February 14th, 2008 at 12:28 am
I respect Dr. Ron Paul very much. He has been a hero of voicing his different opinion with Washington since day one of this primary. He had raised 19 millions in January, 2008 only from Texas area, and that is amazing success. I believe that Dr. Ron Paul has tremendous supports from his grass root in Texas, and McCain will be lossing in Texas primary big time.
February 14th, 2008 at 2:26 am
Helen,
I sure hope your right. McCain losing all the Texas delegates would surly keep him from making the nomination. If the media can bust McCain down, no nomination, perhaps Mitt can Rally the convention to vote for him! Dreaming…..
February 14th, 2008 at 1:01 pm
The main reason the establishment GOP cannot support Dr. Paul is because of his stance on the war and foreign policy. They don’t want the war to end because that would be the end of a major cash cow for many of their contributors.
If people really want to support the troops, then they should support the candidate they(the troops) choose to support. Ron Paul has received more contributions from veterans and active military personnel than all of the other Republican candidates combined. What should this message be shouting from the rooftops? They(the troops) want this war to end.
No one believes McCain’s b***s***. This man is seriously mentally ill. He is so bitter and full of anger that he just exudes hatred. At least Romney shows some semblance of sanity and civility.
February 14th, 2008 at 7:52 pm
Hello, Mitt Romney supporters.
I am a Ron Paul supporter and would ask you to consider supporting his campaign. Contrary to the MSM disinformation, he is still in the race and will continue to be as long as the grassroots support is there. You may not agree with all his positions, but have to ask yourself where the Republican party will be if John McCain wins the nomination. It is widely believed that McCain can’t win against the Democratic nominee. I believe that this election is too important to throw away. Why would Mitt endorse him?
The U.S. economy, which I believe is the most important issue, is in bad shape and is predicted to get worse. The only remaining candidate with sound, conservative fiscal policies and a viable plan for recovery is Dr. Paul. All other issues will not matter if the economy collapses, so please consider supporting his campaign. Please, at the very least, visit his campaign website and view his stance on the issues. This election is too important to take for granted.
Thanks!