Republicans need to decide whether they want to be neocons or real conservatives….

Republicans need to decide whether they want to be neocons or real conservatives…

Donkelephant has been trying every angle to whittle away at Ron Paul, to no avail. We see through you.

2. Huckabee has NO support anywhere. When the guy speaks, 30-50 people show up. He can’t even manage to raise $1 million.

3. The Ron Paul supporters were deafening, they were everywhere at that Straw Poll.

4. There was a “malfunction” of the voting machines, which were run by people employed by Romney’s campaign.

Huckabee is an embarrassment to the GOP, to Arkansas, and to the South. I hope he withdraws very soon and goes back to playing bass guitar.

Ron Paul is the only hope this country has of evading even more socialism. If you want to keep the rich from creating a solid oligarchy, vote Ron Paul.

The Revolution will not be televised!

Berkley researchers disagree: http://www.freemarketnews.com/WorldNews.asp?nid=47293

You can discredit Dr. Paul’s performance all you want, but cold, hard statistics disagree.

Berkley researchers disagree: http://www.freemarketnews.com/WorldNews.asp?nid=47293

You can discredit Paul’s performance all you want, but cold, hard statistics disagree.

…

“Instead, look to the social conservatives. You know, the faithful voters who elected George Bush twice. If they didn’t show up in Iowa Huck wouldn’t have had a chance, but he’s been very vocal about his faith and how it would color his presidency. And voters apparently responded.”

Actually, you should look to the flat tax people – they spent an additional $150,000 on him there, bought almost 2,000 tickets and bussed in a few thousand people in their efforts to boost his numbers.

here’s my source:
http://www.iowaindependent.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=785

That’s what sets him apart from any other contender. The GOP needs someone who will pump some life back into it.

Most Republicans I talk to sound completely discouraged, and overall deflated.

I just tell them go with the man with the message. Ron Paul.

With what little attention the established press has given him his popularity has spread like wildfire.

He also stands for a change in policy, something I think is essential to make any Republican candidate viable for the White House in ‘08 with 70+ percent of people wanting something different from what we’re presently doing in Iraq.

The people want something different. I think we’ve all had enough of this. And Ron Paul is just a drastic enough departure from the current administration to win a popular vote for the GOP this coming election.

D.

Social conservatives voted GWBush in 04, so I have to ask, were the fiscal conservatives, the moderates, and libertarians voting for Kerry?

If social conservatives didn’t show up in Iowa, then Giuliani would have tied with Romney.

During his speech I couldn’t find much to disagree with him on, but then again he didn’t really speak on Iraq. Also since I was an eyewitness in Ames I can also say that much of his support that came was from out-of-state (a lot of out-of-state plates with Ron Paul stickers) and unfortunately can not vote. You see they were not concerned about what candidate you came in support of, but they did care if you were an Iowa resident, so they were checking IDs.

I think this race is just beginning and Huckabee will see a bump. McCain is trending down in the polls, and Fred Thompson doesn’t have that much of a window before people get tired of him not declaring.

Thanks for your advice to Ron Paul to drop out of the race.

I have forwarded your e-mail to Dr. Paul. However, it may take him a while to respond because he’s busy raising $50,000+/day and speaking before crowds of thousands.

Justin is smart!