RonPaulGetsIt
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Scientists at Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute have found that when an unshakable belief is held by just 10 percent of the population, that belief will always be adopted by the majority of society. Here is an article link to their findings: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/07/110725190044.htm#.TjNkuS-VBMk.facebook
The latest gallop poll for the republican nomination shows Rick Perry at 29%, Mitt Romney at 17% and Ron Paul in third place at 13%.
The main stream media bias against Ron Paul is obvious. See the Jon Stewart clip on the Free Market Fan video page for an example of this. Despite the ignoring or belittling of his ideas his numbers have approximately quadrupled so far since the last go round in 2008. I think it is fair to say that of Ron Paul's 13% at least 10% are die hard believers in his message of limited constitutional sized government, peace, and sound money.
The reason this new research cited above is so exciting is that Ron Paul's ideas represent a revolutionary change in the way people think about the role of government in their lives. For the past many decades, both the Republican and Democratic parties have been dominated by big government statists. It didn't matter which of the two party nominees the public voted for because either one guaranteed a continuing ratcheting up of the power of the state, and by default a weakening of the liberties and freedoms of the individual. Continued here:
The latest gallop poll for the republican nomination shows Rick Perry at 29%, Mitt Romney at 17% and Ron Paul in third place at 13%.
The main stream media bias against Ron Paul is obvious. See the Jon Stewart clip on the Free Market Fan video page for an example of this. Despite the ignoring or belittling of his ideas his numbers have approximately quadrupled so far since the last go round in 2008. I think it is fair to say that of Ron Paul's 13% at least 10% are die hard believers in his message of limited constitutional sized government, peace, and sound money.
The reason this new research cited above is so exciting is that Ron Paul's ideas represent a revolutionary change in the way people think about the role of government in their lives. For the past many decades, both the Republican and Democratic parties have been dominated by big government statists. It didn't matter which of the two party nominees the public voted for because either one guaranteed a continuing ratcheting up of the power of the state, and by default a weakening of the liberties and freedoms of the individual. Continued here: