Huck Money Bomb all over the news--proof of media bias

[Paulbot_9876]

Thanks for posting, Brett; you are always a class act.

You don't happen to know anything about what happened to our trailer in South Carolina do you? (Kidding, of course).

lol

 

[integrity]

I think the huckaboom is officially over..... I thought they would raise a lot more than 100,000 by the way the media and polls squawk about him.

 

[Sey.Naci]

Let me see here (cracks knuckles)

Boston - Mimicking vast campaigning feats made by the Ron Paul R[EVOL]ution, the grassroot supporters of Mike Huckabee attempted to drop a 'moneybomb' of it's own. "Huck's Army" failed to surpass the $6 Million dollar mark raised by the supporters of Dr. Paul during the Boston Tea Party.

Supports raised a mere [Insert number here] with only [insert number of donors]. The number of Ron Paul donors dwarfed the number of Huckabee donars by [insert number here].

The small showing by the Huckabee camp proves that the grassroots support of Dr. Paul is more organized and much larger than any other Republican candidate.

In addition, the Ron Paul R[EVOL]ution intends to stage marches around the county on New Years Eve. The marches that occurred on the Boston Tea Party numbered in the thousands.

*This Press Release is a grassroots release. It is not endorsed or coordinated by the official Ron Paul Presidential campaign.

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How's that? I want to add a few quotes in there by Ron Paul supporters and possibly some of the leadership of the Tea Party about how they feel about 'Huck's Army' attempting to compete.

It would be really great to compare the Huckster's one-day haul today with the amount the Ron Paul R[EVOL]ution raised in the FIRST HOUR of December 16th. In fact, how about:

The Huckster: $xx,xxx over 24 HOURS versus
RP Rev = $xxx,xxx over 24 MINUTES

 

[ChristopherBearkat]

ha ha! That would be nice. I do need somebody from the Iowa and New Hampshire meetup groups to forward this story to the local papers.

 

[Paulbot_9876]

It would be really great to compare the Huckster's one-day haul today with the amount the Ron Paul R[EVOL]ution raised in the FIRST HOUR of December 16th. In fact, how about:

The Huckster: $xx,xxx over 24 HOURS versus
RP Rev = $xxx,xxx over 24 MINUTES

how about all his quarters compared to rp 2 day donations?????? 10+million in 2 days to his close 5 million entire year???? i am telling you,he isn't catching on...

 

[Big Lou]

There are some good guys over at Hucks Army. In fact, one of their Generals congratulated us on our last money bomb. Maybe instead of poking fun, we should try to recruit them into the Revolution...

 

[integrity]

There are some good guys over at Hucks Army. In fact, one of their Generals congratulated us on our last money bomb. Maybe instead of poking fun, we should try to recruit them into the Revolution...

they probably are warhawks who will go after the statist candidate.

 

[Twinmomentum]

It would be really great to compare the Huckster's one-day haul today with the amount the Ron Paul R[EVOL]ution raised in the FIRST HOUR of December 16th. In fact, how about:

The Huckster: $xx,xxx over 24 HOURS versus
RP Rev = $xxx,xxx over 24 MINUTES

I don't know how many times I have to say this, but we weren't ever trying to complete with you guys. Huckabee has had the most successful grassroots fundraising after Ron Paul (way after Ron Paul), and it has been sufficient to get him where he is today.

If you have desire to be fair (unlike the MSM) you won't try to paint this as a competition. We were clear from the beginning that it was no such thing.

 

[agasys]

Huckabee is doing the same type of "Money Bomb" that Ron Paul had. It doesn't matter if it was meant to be a competition or not, of course people are going to compare apples to apples. (Personally, I think Huckabee's troops insist it's "Not a Competition!" because they know they can't beat Ron Paul. If they could, I don't think they'd be saying the same thing!)

 

[Paulbot_9876]

I don't know how many times I have to say this, but we weren't ever trying to complete with you guys. Huckabee has had the most successful grassroots fundraising after Ron Paul (way after Ron Paul), and it has been sufficient to get him where he is today.

If you have desire to be fair (unlike the MSM) you won't try to paint this as a competition. We were clear from the beginning that it was no such thing.

a little more ass kissing and we might let you wear a rp shirt and send you a few bumper stickers and get you in a meetup group.....

 

[MoneyWhereMyMouthIs2]

There are some good guys over at Hucks Army. In fact, one of their Generals congratulated us on our last money bomb. Maybe instead of poking fun, we should try to recruit them into the Revolution...

That was very nice of them. But, I kinda gotta guess that we probably don't have a lot in common... and since we're all on the internet actively campaigning for a candidate, we pretty much know where we are. Hucksarmy isn't full of undecided voters any more than this forum is. In fact, they're making a bigger leap, as evidenced by the weakness of their "movement."

ahhh... just caught the terrible sarcasm. Ok, that was pretty funny.

 

[1913_to_2008]

What a joke. I hope all the people who say conspiracy theories are fake are starting to wake up. The media is completely against us and it will get worse.

 

[peruvianRP]

another reason to cancel my cable next month. The only thing making it keep on is for Ron Paul but they hey! I have youtube.

 

[RlxdN10sity]

What a bunch of sh*t. I wish I could say I can't believe the MSM would do this but of course I know better. Ahhh, the good ole' days of ignorance that I sometimes long for. I truly know now why it is said that ignorance is bliss. The Huckster outraised us yesterday and so far today as well. A total MSM creation. Do people not realize that he raised a son who strung a dog up by a rope, slit its throat and proceeded to torure it to death? And then the old Huckster kept him from facing any consequences for his actions. I'm disgusted, and pissed.

 

[Alex Libman]

Don't become overdependent on YouTube either. Decentralized peer-to-peer media networks are the way of the future.

 

[rachmiel]

Huck's Army would probably get more in donations if they called themselves the Salvation Army. Maybe they should invest in some Santa suits? Whoops, too late this year.

 

[rachmiel]

Don't become overdependent on YouTube either. Decentralized peer-to-peer media networks are the way of the future.

Where could I see an example of this in practice?

 

[Alex Libman]

Real moneybombs spike at midnight. I bet the MSM gave him the 9AM bump:

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Note that we're still very, very far ahead for the quarter:

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This of course doesn't take into account donations to the blimp or other independent projects like "operation Live Free Or Die", or the fact that Huck's campaign is paying for almost everything, including most signs you see, while Ron Paul supporters pay out-of-pocket...

 

[Alex Libman]

Where could I see an example of this in practice?

An example of YouTube being evil? This just took down a video of some . They're not being evil yet, but they can turn on a dime at any moment. We shouldn't trust them.

It would be nice if we had more BitTorrent trackers like ConspiracyCentral, perhaps a Ron Paul themed one mirroring all videos being posted to YouTube. It would also make videos more convenient to pre-download on dial-up / slow cellular connections, and make it easier to burn them to CD, etc. And once they're out there no central authority can take them down! I guess YouTube is still more convenient, but it's just a matter of time until bittorrent plug-ins allow embedding videos right in the browser.

 

[Alex Libman]

Where could I see an example of this in practice?

An example of YouTube being evil? This just took down a video of some Zionist slandering Ron Paul, which is bad because he was completely discrediting himself... They're not really being evil yet, but they can turn on a dime at any moment. We shouldn't trust them.

It would be nice if we had more BitTorrent trackers like ConspiracyCentral, perhaps a Ron Paul themed one mirroring all videos being posted to YouTube. It would also make videos more convenient to pre-download on dial-up / slow cellular connections, and make it easier to burn them to CD, etc. And once they're out there no central authority can take them down! I guess YouTube is still more convenient, but it's just a matter of time until bittorrent plug-ins allow embedding videos right in the browser.