Matthew Zak
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An African American woman in her late 40's - early 50's. I can't remember her name right now because I was too excited about our conversation to focus on that. I knew from the moment we sat down to chat that I was going to somehow bring up Ron Paul, so I carefully steered our conversation from random work related things, to Television, to the Media, and then of course to Politics. SHE was the first one to bring up the constitution, and when I heard that word come out of her mouth I dropped the "Paul" bomb on her and she smiled, and nodded. She honestly believes that he will get the nomination.
What are the chances that the ONLY person I dare talk politics to at work not only likes Ron Paul, but believes he'll win? Statistically that's really improbable -- UNLESS he's got more supporters than any of us are even aware of. Perhaps it was just a lucky exchange, but it's a very, very encouraging one, none the less.
What are the chances that the ONLY person I dare talk politics to at work not only likes Ron Paul, but believes he'll win? Statistically that's really improbable -- UNLESS he's got more supporters than any of us are even aware of. Perhaps it was just a lucky exchange, but it's a very, very encouraging one, none the less.