LibertyEagle
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Recently, Chuck Muth's organization, Citizen Outreach, conducted a poll. He did not include Ron Paul because of his current low ratings. Apparently, a number of people sent him some unsavory email. First of all, I want to say that Chuck Muth has been a long-time supporter of Ron Paul and has written some VERY favorable articles about him.
I know the MSM is ignoring, slandering and/or twisting Dr. Paul's words, but when we respond with vitriole, we aren't helping the case any at all. I realize it is very difficult, believe me I do, but I think we all are doing our cause a disservice if we do not conduct ourselves with the same class and grace that Dr. Paul himself has shown.
I know the MSM is ignoring, slandering and/or twisting Dr. Paul's words, but when we respond with vitriole, we aren't helping the case any at all. I realize it is very difficult, believe me I do, but I think we all are doing our cause a disservice if we do not conduct ourselves with the same class and grace that Dr. Paul himself has shown.
"SURVEY SAYS!
With reference to the last unscientific "Survey Says!" online poll of News & Views readers asking their preference among the LEADING Republican presidential hopefuls, Fred Thompson was the favorite by a mile, garnering 49 percent of the votes cast. On the opposite end of the spectrum was John McCain, who didn't pull in a single vote. Not one.
Coming in second place among the candidates was Newt Gingrich with 10 percent, Mitt Romney with 6 percent and Rudy Giuliani with 4 percent. "Somebody Else" pulled in 31 percent, most of whom, based on the volume of hate emails I received from some his supporters, were voting for Ron Paul.
It's apparent from many of the rather abusive and insulting emails that most of those Ron Paul supporters are either not subscribers to News & Views or have trouble reading plain English. Many, for example, were completely unaware that I've been a big Ron Paul fan for many years now...long before many of them probably ever even heard of the man.
And the poll asked about the LEADING candidates. As Dr. Paul is running somewhere in the neighborhood of 1 percent in legitimate, scientific polls nationwide, he cannot, using any definition of the word, be considered a LEADING candidate in this race. Wish it were otherwise. Maybe if his supporters would stop whining and kvetching and do more to get people over to their candidate's side, he wouldn't be so far down.
But for all you Ron Paul fanatics out there still foaming at the mouth that I didn't include him in the last survey, here's your chance to strut your stuff. The following new Survey Says! question is now posted on our website. Knock yourselves out...
Of all the announced and possible Republican presidential candidates for 2008, who is your preference?
* Ron Paul
* Somebody Else
Cast your vote on the "Survey Says!" page at www.citizenoutreach.com"
