Is Ron Paul a household name yet?

[Rhys]

I think almost but not yet.

 

[Akus]

I think yes, but only to the extent of that name sounding familiar and to the extent of "he's that crazy guy who wants to pull our troops from the rest of the word".

 

[OptionsTrader]

No.

 

[Primbs]

There are even people in New Hampshire who still don't know much about Ron Paul.

 

[Spirit of '76]

I assure you everyone in my family knows who he is.

 

[wgadget]

Time for the grassroots to organize and pay for billboards and commercials.

 

[The One]

A significant number of people in this country can't even name the sitting Vice-president of the United States. Ron Paul is not a household name.

 

[wgadget]

Time to EDUMACATE them with "The Revolution."

Like I posted earlier, when their wallets are feeling rather thin and they're feeling like their in deep financial doo-doo, maybe they'll come around to the truth as exposed in Ron's book.

It's OUR job. Ron said so.

 

[Matthew P.]

only to the extent of that name sounding familiar and to the extent of "he's that crazy guy who wants to pull our troops from the rest of the word".

You got it! That's what people say to me when they ask me or the topic comes up. I don't understand how they can think that he is so crazy for wanting to pull our troops out when 70%+ of the nation is in agreement with him! You say you agree and then mock the one who would actually do something about it? Something isn't connecting here . . .