Paul 3rd in New Hampshire!

[rnandez]

RP need at least second place in NH, I am not from the States, but for many reasons, what transpires in the US have many consequences around the world. He is truly the only honest candidate to come along in many years. The whole world is sick and tired of the hypocrisy of the United States government, that thinks it can act with a ¨moral authority to police everyone else, when in fact is the most corrupt, oppressive and murderous government of all.

 

[Tranz]

It is obvious once you find and put your support for Ron Paul you DO NOT change later. even in this poll all the other candiates are only getting 60% for sure support, RP is getting 80+%. Big difference.

 

[ignoranceisntbliss]

I'd go into it more, but I'd urge you to listen to him talk, and look into him before you throw him off as some generic neocon like Giuliani or Romney.

In fact, I would be glad to see McCain somewhere in Ron's cabinet...

Believe me I have. I've studied all his and the rest of thems' comments on foreign policy and the only one maybe worse than he is is Giuliani. McCain states repeatidly "this stuggle which will last the entire cnetury" and he openly wants to aggravate war with Russia by putting missile "defense" on their borders. McCain is senile at best, and a tyrannical warmonger at worst. With McCain i like to point out that even Hitler served in the military. Hitler may not have been a POW, but being a POW doesnt absolve McCain from being an imperialist tyrant.

My contribution to the McInsane Campaign:

 

[literatim]

McCain is much more respectable than you all give him credit for. I was proudly a McCain supporter before a candidate like Paul rose up. If for any reason Paul drops out, I'd go right back to McCain. McCain's pro-war stance is vastly different from the rest of the Republicans, in the same sense that Paul's anti-war stance is so different from the Democrats. I'd go into it more, but I'd urge you to listen to him talk, and look into him before you throw him off as some generic neocon like Giuliani or Romney.

In fact, I would be glad to see McCain somewhere in Ron's cabinet...

Staying in Iraq for 100 years... It sure is REAL different than the others.

 

[Bowie]

Can we stop bashing other candidates, or doing anything negative, and continue to think POSITIVELY.

Let's appreciate our competition, and remain cautiously optimistic, but expend most of our energy on working hard and thinking positively.

PLEASE.

 

[MooCowzRock]

If Mccain was himself like last time he'd own these elections

but he's been pandering to the base after the immigration debacle and has become a shawdow of his former self

True...This time around, he seems almost desperate to win because this is probably his last chance. Losing twice doesnt do much to help your chances next time.

 

[MooCowzRock]

Staying in Iraq for 100 years... It sure is REAL different than the others.

Oh, RP want to get out of Iraq? Sounds like a liberal to me!

 

[Bowie]

RP need at least second place in NH.

No he doesn't. Let's all stop throwing around absolutes!

2nd would be fantastic, but there's a chance we could come 4th or 5th and STILL maintain a momentum that could end up with the nomination.

 

[Galileo Galilei]

The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey in New Hampshire shows John McCain leading Mitt Romney by five percentage points. It’s McCain 31% Romney 26%. The survey was conducted Friday night, the night following the Iowa caucuses.
--snip--
Ron Paul earns 14% of the vote and Mike Huckabee gets 11% as the only other candidates in double digits. Rudy Giuliani attracts 8% of the vote, Fred Thompson 5%, some other candidate 2%, and 3% are not sure.
--snip--
The Republican race remains fluid as nearly a third of GOP voters say they could still change their mind. Sixty-four percent (64%) of McCain’s voters say they are “certain” they will vote for him. Sixty-two percent (62%) of Romney supporters are that certain along with 83% of Ron Paul voters and 66% for Mike Huckabee

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/pub...lection_2008_new_hampshire_republican_primary

Steve;

This is Rolf from Wisconsin, how ya doing? This is GREAT news, 14% in NH.

As of a month ago, Rasmussen was still putting RP's name in a phone tree. Does anyone have any info on this? A phone tree will take about 1/3 of your support, the undecided leaners. The final Rasmussen poll in Iowa said only 6%, but RP got 10%.

 

[ignoranceisntbliss]

Can we stop bashing other candidates, or doing anything negative, and continue to think POSITIVELY.

Let's appreciate our competition, and remain cautiously optimistic, but expend most of our energy on working hard and thinking positively.

PLEASE.

I like to think that I do pretty well considering we're dealing with control freak psychopathic imperialist warmongers bent on global domination & hegemonic quazi-genocide, who also happen to be part of the same Establishment represented by the Media who are out to stomp Dr. Pauls and the rest of our faces with their stormtrooper combat boots.

Also, if I remember correctly, a McCain staffer was involved with blocking RP from the first Iowa Debate.

 

[Molly1]

Steve;

This is Rolf from Wisconsin, how ya doing? This is GREAT news, 14% in NH.

As of a month ago, Rasmussen was still putting RP's name in a phone tree. Does anyone have any info on this? A phone tree will take about 1/3 of your support, the undecided leaners. The final Rasmussen poll in Iowa said only 6%, but RP got 10%.

YES!! !!!!!!

That means Ron Paul gets 23% in New Hampshire!!!!

 

[slacker921]

oh.. if only the media made an issue out of this.. http://youtube.com/watch?v=vf7HYoh9YMM

What happened to the ~70% of the US who are sick of the US being in Iraq?

 

[msirilla]

McCain's pro-war stance is vastly different from the rest of the Republicans

Right. That's because he'd keep the troops in Iraq for "100 years" if necessary! I'd say that's vastly different! Lol!

 

[OptionsTrader]

Ron's a great investmet. I'm always way early in my trades, and it is frustrating taking losses and second guessing myself while the rest of the market to figure out what I know, and it sometimes take a year for the market is late to figure out what I knew a year ago...felt like that when I was short (betting against) financial stocks and home builders. Ron feels just like a really good stock investment right now, that is picking up the momo finally.

 

[thisisgiparti]

First or bust

Third place is irrelevant after Iowa. I think Ron Paul should have had third there. From some accounts there was some vote-swapping, but I won't get into it. That's for Conditt to prove.

This is a Rasmussen poll, and it means nothing. First is possible, and first should be the goal. Stay on target and act like it's already happened while keeping SC in mind.

All this talk about Romney and McCain. It's about the Independent vote in NH.

 

[OptionsTrader]

First or bust my ass. He isn't going to stop this campaign even if he places 4th. He's in this to win it, and there are no artificial litmus tests for placing in NH. He'll get 3rd or better, but this talk about X or bust is ludicrous Fred Thompson talk.

 

[Sarge]

Need to go after McCain voters and get them converted in NH. I doubt they will go for 100 more years of war.

I hope Arizona jumps all over this right now and wakes up the Arizona voters as well.

A DVD on the 100 years, out to his voters, along with right contrasting slim jim for Ron Paul should wake them up. AZ also has a large independent vote potential. McCain has a large following in AZ to convert.

 

[ignoranceisntbliss]

All this talk about Romney and McCain. It's about the Independent vote in NH.

Well McCain likes to call himself "Independent" because he's one of the few who weilds both "War on Terror" and "Global Warming" terrormongering. He likes to "reach across the isle".

 

[Joey Wahoo]

Great work NH people!!

 

[noztnac]

McCain is much more respectable than you all give him credit for. I was proudly a McCain supporter before a candidate like Paul rose up. If for any reason Paul drops out, I'd go right back to McCain. McCain's pro-war stance is vastly different from the rest of the Republicans, in the same sense that Paul's anti-war stance is so different from the Democrats. I'd go into it more, but I'd urge you to listen to him talk, and look into him before you throw him off as some generic neocon like Giuliani or Romney.

In fact, I would be glad to see McCain somewhere in Ron's cabinet...

All I have to say about McCain is...100 years.