Hey, "Revoltunaries", If It´s Over Why Doesn´t Ron Paul Give Up ?

[qwerty]

Hey, "Revoltunaries", If It´s Over Why Doesn´t Ron Paul Give Up ?

Hey, *a bad word*...

Answer me....


Yes, it´s not ovet even i as a foreigner know it...

 

[mtbaird5687]

Uhh, yea its over. The idea that you're going to sway tons of delegates to vote for someone they weren't chosen to vote for is ridiculous.

 

[Cinderella]

qwerty.....its been very negative here tonight......dissapointing

 

[qwerty]

Uhh, yea its over. The idea that you're going to sway tons of delegates to vote for someone they weren't chosen to vote for is ridiculous.

You don´t ANSWER THE QUESTION, SO CUT THE BS...

 

[qwerty]

qwerty.....its been very negative here tonight......dissapointing

How do you even know that all of them actually even want to see RP as winner...

 

[kill the banks]

i hope he gives a great speech at convention ... the neocons took their sweet time to overtake power and we will recover it ... fight to the end of each battle , we have a manifesto ... have a will to defeat them

kill the banks

 

[Paulitician]

I think it's over.

In Ron Paul's own words: "I have no Democrat opponent in November and will serve another term in Congress where I will continue my battle in behalf of taxpayers"

I think it would be dumb if he ran third party/independent, but I would vote for him. Hopefully there is another Ron Paul candidate come 2012.

 

[mtbaird5687]

Well first off you've only given him a few hours since McCain actually clinched it and before tonight Paul said he would stay in as long as his supporters wanted him too. Since people kept donating to him he stayed in the race.

Ever since Super Tuesday and even before Paul hasn't won any states. It was clear from them he didn't have much of a shot at winning. He stayed in though to appease his supporters and continue to spread his message, just like he's doing right now.

 

[Catatonic]

qwerty.....its been very negative here tonight......dissapointing

People love to kick you when you're done.

Become an ethics based individualist, and their crap won't phase you. Principals matter more than public opinion. If they want to give up, thats their deal, doesn't really matter to me how many other people support dr. paul.

And I give the brokered convention idea a 50/50 shot since I dont really know anything about it. Even if its 100% pipe dream that doesn't mean the movement has to stop.

 

[Cinderella]

the people im talking about are working in teams to bring the spirit down....i think it worked on some....i see one of them has entered ur thread.....cough***paulitician

 

[d03boy]

When 51% of the delegates vote at the convention, then it's over. When someone gets elected president, then it's over. Until then, I'll be in the shadows waiting.

 

[pacelli]

Ron Paul has said that he will stop running when his supporters stop donating and stop their support of the campaign. It is up to us. It always has been.

 

[dvdrink]

Okay I'll play..

imagine an alternative universe:

.... where Ron Paul has won over 1,100 delegates.. and McCain has won fewer than 100

.... and yet somehow at the convention McCain's people maneuver to win the nomination and Paul loses it

..... would you, as Ron Paul supporter, be a little upset? would you think it was fair that McCain won? would you feel like the will of the voters was respected at the convention? could you support McCain as the nominee when your guy had 10x as many people vote for him?

 

[puppetmaster]

not over you are right!!
The true supporters are still here and fighting across America!


(except the teams that spread BS)
a couple of them here on the first page!

 

[VoteForRonPaul]

it´s not over

Even a foreignerMan can do it

 

[qwerty]

Well first off you've only given him a few hours since McCain actually clinched it and before tonight Paul said he would stay in as long as his supporters wanted him too. Since people kept donating to him he stayed in the race.

Ever since Super Tuesday and even before Paul hasn't won any states. It was clear from them he didn't have much of a shot at winning. He stayed in though to appease his supporters and continue to spread his message, just like he's doing right now.

You´re pretty mis-informed....

Straw polls doesn´t mean anything...

And if Mccain has secured the nomination Ron Paul WILL tell it to us, he won´t keep up any false hope around, he´s too honest for that...

 

[qwerty]

Even a foreignerMan can do it

What motivates you ?

 

[jbuttell]

Well, with Hillary's success today - if Obama (the percieved antiwar candidate) by some strange string of events drops - I see that as a ripe opportunity for Ron Paul to go 3rd party and be the definitive anti-war candidate.

I think it's over.

In Ron Paul's own words: "I have no Democrat opponent in November and will serve another term in Congress where I will continue my battle in behalf of taxpayers"

I think it would be dumb if he ran third party/independent, but I would vote for him. Hopefully there is another Ron Paul candidate come 2012.

 

[puppetmaster]

Okay I'll play..

imagine an alternative universe:

.... where Ron Paul has won over 1,100 delegates.. and McCain has won fewer than 100

.... and yet somehow at the convention McCain's people maneuver to win the nomination and Paul loses it

..... would you, as Ron Paul supporter, be a little upset? would you think it was fair that McCain won? would you feel like the will of the voters was respected at the convention? could you support McCain as the nominee when your guy had 10x as many people vote for him?

Our country will be begging for Ron Paul by then.

 

[Doktor_Jeep]

Cut this emo kid crap. Revolution Phase II begins.

What, did you think this would be easy?