Ron Paul "Surging" (votes, campaign, represent, death)

[Jermaine88]

Originally Posted by quality guy

Looks as tho this 'Surging thread' has reached THE END. As has Ron Paul.

The plan is slowly shifting towards "blackmail."

"Nominate Paul or we vote for Obama"
"Nominate Paul or we wont vote."

Then we have the Alex Jones/Infowars faction who will yell voter fraud or come up with some conspiracy when results don't go their way.


I'm looking forward to the Nevada rejection. That will be entertaining.

[CDusr]

Originally Posted by Jermaine88

The plan is slowly shifting towards "blackmail."

"Nominate Paul or we vote for Obama"
"Nominate Paul or we wont vote."

Then we have the Alex Jones/Infowars faction who will yell voter fraud or come up with some conspiracy when results don't go their way.


I'm looking forward to the Nevada rejection. That will be entertaining.

Seriously???

[slackjaw]

Originally Posted by claudhopper

Ron Paul’s campaign is receiving the financial support of Silicon Valley technology visionaries, including that of PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel.

Hmm I thought it was en vogue to disparage candidates receiving financial support from hedge fund manager venture capitalist billionaire types.

[edwardianlady]

Yeah right,we will be choosing between obummer,gringrich or romney as America's next so called leader .

[imbobbbb]

Third place in Nevada......not much of a surge.Well there is still Maine,Minnesota,Missouri,and Colorado this week....maybe he can get second place in a couple of them.

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by imbobbbb

Third place in Nevada......not much of a surge.Well there is still Maine,Minnesota,Missouri,and Colorado this week....maybe he can get second place in a couple of them.

yep, he put a lot of effort into NV and his supporters kept saying he could win the state caucus. He might give up one of these days, but his supporters won't I fear.

[CDusr]

Originally Posted by slackjaw

Hmm I thought it was en vogue to disparage candidates receiving financial support from hedge fund manager venture capitalist billionaire types.

I don't think most Americans doubt big money is the major factor in elections.

(More on the subject)
Research | Americans for Campaign Reform

All across the board, they would like to see real reform of this process, however, this isn't how the "game" is played.

Right now Obama and Romney have tons of corp money.

[Huckleberry3911948]

i am convinced he is who i should support.

[EinsteinsGhost]

So, how as Ron Paul surge worked?

"Mission Accomplished", yet?

[t206]

Originally Posted by nmnita

yep, he put a lot of effort into NV and his supporters kept saying he could win the state caucus. He might give up one of these days, but his supporters won't I fear.

In a way, you are right...but I can only speak for myself. I don't ever plan on giving up my support of most of the ideas and values that Ron Paul campaigns on. Whether it is Paul in the public venue, his son, Rand, or some other candidate I will continue to support the message.