disheartenedwamerica

For all the nay-sayers that claim that Ron Paul cannot and will not win the Republican nomination nor the Presidency of the U.S. I am sympathetic toward the learned helplessness our country faces. To those who believe in Dr. Paul, I offer words of extreme encouragement. While most will claim Dr. Paul is a slim long-shot, an in depth look may prove otherwise. (Note: I am not criticizing non-supporters, just trying to promote discussion. This is America and I respect every single persons views even if they contradict my own. I may not support them, but I do respect them.)

It is becoming clear to many that Ron Paul is growing in popularity and that main stream media is trying to hide this fact. After a debate in late 2007, an online poll was conducted, asking "who won tonights debate?", and by the end of the night, the results were clear. Dr. Paul had won with 75% percent of voters who said he won. Fox news attempted to downplay this fact claiming If that weren' bad enough there is clear implications that a social elite group do not want to see the changes Dr. Paul would like bring about.

There is so much that I cannot even begin to try to explain them all. My point is our supporters of Dr. Paul our growing will not be held back by corporate media lies. Here is a summarization of the lies the media has propagated against our greatest champion: .

For a Full list of the Ron Paul media descrimination I invite you to visit http://www.skaskiw.com/Writings/CensoringRonPaul.htm. If you do not agree with me please I look forward to open debate, but please do not criticize me without facts. I think the people that visit this site deserve and appreciate how important facts are to discussions. I look forward to hear from you all and I will keep fighting for my champion, the champion of the constituion, the next President of the United States: Ron Paul.

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Plainsman1963

Tomorrow will give us a bit more clarity. If Iowa's result (11,000 and change that voted for him) is a result of nearly or all of his supporters being motivated and voting, then in a friendlier state (cutting farm subsidies was cutting his throat in the midwest, especially Iowa with ethanol as well) if everybody that supports him votes...That could be eye opening.

If it turns out that the "internet vote" is like the youth vote up to this election, it means folks won't show and Paul may be cooked.

But Ron Paul Republicans will slowly infiltrate the system and thrive and take over the hive...Kind of like the Borg.

dedbr

I see more debates as being a boost to Mr. Pauls campaign. Get him front of the people and let him speak. There are a lot of Americans that agree with him, but because of his lack of the almighty dollar, he is simply not getting those words to the people.

Let's face it. Big business thru political action committee's have gained control of the electoral process......If the amount of money needed to achieve the coverage on the news services is huge, and that's what's needed to get the word to the public, then we must assume that big money is buying our system. Or perhaps already has.....

A grass roots movement is out of the question it seems, because of the same reason, money. It takes big bucks to get the person out among the people, and that is the sad part of our system, the wheels don't move unless they are greased, and sometimes greased very well indeed.....


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Viper420

I'm glad you've seen the light. It's all about money and media exposure.

Larz

Umm. Hello?

Only 18% of his supporters showed up in Iowa and I think he is second or third in fundraising (maybe first, but I just don't believe that)

McCain will win NH tomorrow with Ron Paul at 12-20% putting him between third and fifth.

I don't think he ran a decent ad until 11pm tonight (the day before the primary). Thats not good. He'd be better off if his campaign staff would just sit tight and let his supporters make the ads.

I just read he got 4 votes in Dixville Notch putting him in third. That's good. It should be part of a story when people wake up tomorrow albeit a minor one.

He'll still have a pile of cash leaving NH. Early primaries are all about gaining momentum with the mainstream press. He doesn't need it. NH and IA are irrelevant.

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Larz

My bad, it was Hart's Location, not Dixville Notch.

DankDealer

Fox news makes me sick

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Viper420

I prefer to call them "Faux News".

Larz

It's looking like 7-8%.

I didn't want to post anything until the SOS reported the final results, but that may take a while and I made a prediction and figured I should be the first one to post the actual results (that proved me wrong )

It's a shame. He could have done alot better NH.

There should probably be a recount/paper count in the Democrat race given the discrepancy between the polling the day before and the reported results.

Lit_Match

I prefer to call them "Faux Snooze"

But yeah, if given equal air time with Hillary, Obama etc.. Ron Paul would be sweeping this election. A lot of people still don't know who he is, but ask them about Barack and they're ready to write his biography.

I'm not getting my hopes up, a lot of the guys on the RP forums are claiming victory in states that haven't been won yet. Then when he comes in with low percentage they get all depressed and cry foul.

In my opinion he is very likely to become the insurgent after a couple republicans drop out and people start paying attention to the primaries, but he will have to become the insurgent before he has a chance in the long run.

On a funnier note, the new state motto for NH is "Live free or uh, whatever".

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