I only saw the Ron Paul highlights on YouTube as I was sitting in traffic, but I really got irritated with Anderson Cooper (forever "the MOLE") cut Ron Paul off and said "I promise to give you 30 seconds after the break, blah, blah".
Ron looked frustrated and I'm sure, deep down, hurt.
Well, I for one think Ron Paul needs to have "his defining moment". The average voter loves cutesy "one liners" and "soundbites". Fortunately, Ronald Reagan was able to "deliver" and also was truthful. The worse combo is a "straight-talking-liar" who can be cute...ala McClinton.
Anyhow, Ron Paul needs to just one day, just catch the media off guard and say something like Reagan said in 1980. He needs his "I paid for this microphone" moment.
That show of strength is that thing American voters seem to love, "soundbites" and "toughness". I just think he needs to put things in terms that dopey voters can understand. Like the last debate, I got what he was driving at when he asked McClinton about Economics, but the average voter doesn't get it and obviously, Florida didn't get it that McClinton is stupid with the Economy.
Most people unfortunately want to hear "rah rah" and not history lessons. I'm not saying its right, but he's gotta get really saavy.
See and LISTEN to the commentary about the results Reagan had after doing this to see what I mean:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHve9iQymqE
Ron looked frustrated and I'm sure, deep down, hurt.
Well, I for one think Ron Paul needs to have "his defining moment". The average voter loves cutesy "one liners" and "soundbites". Fortunately, Ronald Reagan was able to "deliver" and also was truthful. The worse combo is a "straight-talking-liar" who can be cute...ala McClinton.
Anyhow, Ron Paul needs to just one day, just catch the media off guard and say something like Reagan said in 1980. He needs his "I paid for this microphone" moment.
That show of strength is that thing American voters seem to love, "soundbites" and "toughness". I just think he needs to put things in terms that dopey voters can understand. Like the last debate, I got what he was driving at when he asked McClinton about Economics, but the average voter doesn't get it and obviously, Florida didn't get it that McClinton is stupid with the Economy.
Most people unfortunately want to hear "rah rah" and not history lessons. I'm not saying its right, but he's gotta get really saavy.
See and LISTEN to the commentary about the results Reagan had after doing this to see what I mean:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHve9iQymqE
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