The MSM is holding back the tide on RP. The big question is where is the tipping point? I'm not sure anyone knows. It may not be the 16th. It may not be the blimp. It may take a surprise win in Iowa because I don't even think a win in NH is enough.
It is already being discounted as another Buchanan or McCain
It my come down to Super Tuesday or it could come down to door- to-door campaigning for public perception in the days leading up to the convention. I just hope we hit that tipping point in stride because the biggest test of all would be round #2 of the convention. Liberty thrives best in the light, not back room deals hustled by party insiders.
That is one of the more ridiculous things I have heard on this board. Ron Paul supporters not voting for RP, because they think he has no chance?If they would vote for him, he WOULD have a chance!!!
Based on the hostility I've encountered, while at the same time hearing rumors about local GOP insiders being pro-Paul, I think there may be quite a few establishment GOP in the closet regarding their Paul support.
No, I am sorry but that makes no sense.No, it is not rediculous. Many people feel that their own views are too far outside the mainstream for a canidate that they agree with 80-100% to ever be elected. So they choose a canidate they agree with 60-70% because they feel it is the best way too keep a canidate that they agree with 0-10% from winning in the general election.
They may be wrong but there is some logic to it. I've done it myself from time to time.
Use a classic Barry Goldwater slogan: "Vote for Goldwater. In your heart, you know he's right."
I'd bet my life this goes all the way to the convention, regardless of who "wins" the primaries. I think it's going to be a food fight. You guys who are delegates are in for the time of your lives--something you will never forget.
The Dec. 16 money bomb will bring many of these "in the closet" GOP Ron Paul supporters out into the open.