Best/favorite memory from the election.

[MoneyWhereMyMouthIs2]

I liked the Arizona debate when Paul single-handedly exposed everyone there, especially Santorum.

"That's cause he's a fake!"
"I'm real Ron"
"Congratulations!"

lol

 

[John F Kennedy III]

sending pizzas.

Did NorfolkSolutions ever deliver pizza to that crazy Romney chick?

 

[tuggy24g]

My two favorite moments were meeting and getting involved in politics because of Ron Paul. All the people I have meet and now am party of the Libertarian party. Also the party in PA is doing well so I am happy to that.
Also this moment
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZZlbRufI6w

 

[sailingaway]

Did NorfolkSolutions ever deliver pizza to that crazy Romney chick?

I think he meant when we watched the livestreams of conventions and sent pizzas to the delegates when they went overtime -- or out into the parking lot, as with Oklahoma.

those conventions were amazing, the cheating was eye opening, but the way our people responded was inspiring.

 

[PhineasFinn]

My favorite was seeing Ron Paul intellectually smacking down Rick Santorum by calling him overly sensitive & effectively shutting him the fuck up about his pro-life record. It was a rare moment because Dr. Paul also had a moment of realization about the powers of the state & nullifying Roe v. Wade. It was a glorious moment because Dr. Paul made Santorum look like a chump while utilizing his time to articulate his stance on abortion & discrediting Santorum IMMEDIATELY when he challenged Dr. Paul's voting record. Paul's demeanor changed from passive to "I'm seriously going to choke this bastard for attempting to challenge my pro-life record." When ever I'm feeling distraught about the state of conservative politics, I'll always remember the look on Santorum's face after Dr. Paul called him out: It went from a shit eating grin to a deer-in-the-headlights look. OWNED.

 

[libertyfanatic]

Ron's speech after placing second in NH

 

[unknown]

My favorite was seeing Ron Paul intellectually smacking down Rick Santorum by calling him overly sensitive & effectively shutting him the fuck up about his pro-life record. It was a rare moment because Dr. Paul also had a moment of realization about the powers of the state & nullifying Roe v. Wade. It was a glorious moment because Dr. Paul made Santorum look like a chump while utilizing his time to articulate his stance on abortion & discrediting Santorum IMMEDIATELY when he challenged Dr. Paul's voting record. Paul's demeanor changed from passive to "I'm seriously going to choke this bastard for attempting to challenge my pro-life record." When ever I'm feeling distraught about the state of conservative politics, I'll always remember the look on Santorum's face after Dr. Paul called him out: It went from a shit eating grin to a deer-in-the-headlights look. OWNED.

I'd like to relive this. Happen to know of a tube commemorating this moment?

 

[fr33]

People already listed some of these but...

For me personally it was meeting him and Carol at a luncheon.

The speech he gave after the New Hampshire primary results.

The delegates press conference at the RNC.

And really I loved listening to the Ron Paul 2012 podcast during the heat of the campaign, hearing all those collaborations of local radio/tv from state to state. It was interesting hearing local media that I would otherwise never heard of.

 

[PhineasFinn]

 

[bunklocoempire]

Thanks for posting. As mentioned, the second part of the Dr. handing Santorid his lunch was priceless -and a genuine first, but what also moved me about this moment was the fact that the crowd happened to give a damn. Plenty times we think we're alone in this movement and then something happens where we see we aren't the only ones. Love it.

I'd say the crowd getting 'unruly' was my favorite memory of this election.