Clearly, there are many RP supporters paying close attention.

Now, we must take the time to educate those around us & convert big- media parrots & mouthpieces.

1) Know your stuff (seems like the responders here have taken care of that)

2) Listen thoughtfully & politely/respectfully

3) Correct with authority

4) Follow-up: with those who likely won’t be a waste of your energy

God Bless everyone who votes in favor of their conscience!
Now prove you’ve got one! Vote Ron Paul!

In my family (all die-hard Republicans), three generations of us are unamimously supporting Ron Paul. We want our party back!

This election will be the one that we all look back on in a few years and remember that in 2008, the GOP was reclaimed for liberty’s sake, and the MSM, scientific polling and the so-called elite were shown to be impotent.

Imagine it’s 1980 and you just read the positions held by these Republican “front runners”. You would swear they were Walter Mondale or Ted Kennedy!

I have decided just in the past two weeks that Ron Paul is the only candidate for me, a lifelong Republican. I am no Ron Paul disciple, either, I had never heard of him until he announced he was running for 2008.

“I believe that Paul’s candid vision and leadership is exactly what the Republican party needs right now. I’m a lifetime, vote-every-election Republican. This time around Paul has my vote. Paul has the ability to attract voters from both within and without the party.”

There is a reason Ron Paul attracts people from the left, right, and center. He’s a big fan of the constitution, Bill of Rights, and honest money…a radical concept by today’s standards.

Iowa is not likely, but New Hampshire – they are just independent enough… I think Ron Paul shocks the world finishing first!

His views will make him popular in SC once the momentum of NH continues!

That’s plenty!

Go Ron Paul!

With every reason of going into Iraq turning out to be false and fabricated we are now paying the cost of our mistake. Thousands of dead service men and woman, thousands of injured, hundreds of thousands innocent Iraqi’s dead and wounded. How can we fix this mistake? Not by talking tough on other nations that pose NO THREAT to OUR national security. The only way to fix it is to change the course, Vietnam is a perfect example.

Its sad that the supposed “front runners” like Guiliani and Romney snicker at Ron Paul on live TV during a debate when he gives answers to questions that are from a different view point of the rest of the candidates on the stage. An honorable person would listen, not snicker, a leader would exchange thoughts and ideas with those around them and not just “stick to party lines”.

I am afraid that most will realize his integrity and adherence to the Rule of Law in our land much too late. We are forgetting that our representatives are supposed to represent us and listen to us, the people, that is how our government works. Ron Paul brings together all sorts of people, that is the type of leader we need.

Ron Paul is going to win this whole thing. The media offensive against him ensures me of it everyday.

http://www.ronpaul2008.com

“Don’t waste your supporters passion by continuing this GOP charade. You don’t belong in the Republican party and everybody knows it.

Maybe you’ll just have to find out the hard way.”

This is what the Republican party used to be, before the neocons and religious right took it hostage.

And, if the GOP was smart, they would quit trying to stifle Paul’s campaign. Ron Paul has amassed a coalition of disenfranchized small government conservatives, anti-war liberals fed up with Democratic footdragging, libertarians at large who like the message of laisse-faire government, and constitutionalists who like the idea of actually following our founding document.

Does the GOP want to win in 2008 or what?

I think many would now argue that the Republican Party is all but dead, only held together by a myriad of big-statist, pro-establishment positions and the ring of days gone by. The Party has already split into two camps–the Neocon/Liberal-Statist Party, and the Constitutional/Libertarian/Anti-war Party. The first party is old, tired, based on old money, led by beltway insiders, and afraid to transition to the modern era. The emerging Constitutional/Libertarian/Anti-war Party is looking for change, more freedom, better economic policies, and new ways of interacting in the 21st century.

So, actually, no “real Republicans” have a home anymore. They’ll either stay home, or sell their soul to one of the two splinter parties. And as the old icons in the first die out, there won’t be much left of that one, either. What will hold it together–Globelust? Empire building? Anything else?

My bet for the future is on the second, emerging party.