Recent content by ronpaulitician

Don't do love.

Even 300 might do it. I don't think Romney supporters are going to be motivated enough to participate. "Our guy already won."

Eh. The 2011-2012 campaign has already far exceeded my expectations. I was fine with the "let's get delegates" strategy when I thought it was just a longshot. Now, with Santorum winning, Gingrich still in it, that longshot is looking a lot better. A victory in Maine (read: no shenanigans)...

Win would have been nice, but I bet we (once again?) get most of the available delegates in a caucus state. Onward!

I've heard Romney give the exact same "how much I love America" story on at least one other occasion. Minus the singing, though. Guess this is part of his standard thing. Bet the singing will be a one-time thing.

If RP supporters were seen as funny as opposed to annoying (fair or not), we would likely see more people take a second look at Paul.

1. Less is more. Pick at most a handful of individual issues and make those your bread and butter. I wouldn't pick libertarianism as a whole. 2. Do your own research. Even if someone you trust tells you "this is a fact", make sure to trace everything down all the way to the source. 3. Be ready...

That shows you the difference between a candidate of convenience and a candidate of conviction.

Of a woman sitting on a chair? For minutes on end? "You give EVOL a bad name."

"People" is a bad way to descrive "this one individual and one other anonymous individual". With newsletters spanning decades, it would be kind of important to know when Renae Hathway worked as the secretary. It would also be nice to know what the "..." represents in her quote.

What he really meant was, "Rights come from my God, not from your god or the state."

President Paul's first sit-down with the MSM should be with Wolf.

The delivery of the message is (sadly) almost as important as the message itself.

Updated with South Carolina vote total. Almost five times the 2008 total.

data States where Paul received more than 10% of the votes in 2008. Pennsylvania (16%) Oregon (15%) Idaho (24%) New Mexico (14%) South Dakota (17%) Kansas (11%) North Dakota (21%) Montana (25%) Minnesota (16%) Alaska (17%) Maine (18%) Nevada (14%)