acptulsa
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I don't get the doom and gloom here.
No?
The two people shoveling it out have post histories. Look them up and see if you find anything there but doom and gloom.
I don't get the doom and gloom here.
I really see Rand's fall as a missed opportunity. Now he can be ignored in the back of the pack. If he was at the top, they would be forced to deal with him.
We live in a world where Supreme Court justices are being blackmailed and we're freaking worried about maintaining decorum in the eyes of the CIA run media?
Did you sleep through the whole of 2012? Do you not recall when the powers that be figured out Ron Paul was about to win the Louisiana caucuses, so they combined all the other candidates into a 'family values coalition'? Do you really not remember...
Oh, it's you. Never mind. You've been forecasting doom here for six years now, when you weren't crowing and bragging on our worst days, and haven't made a lick of sense yet. By your fruits do we know you.
I'll stop wasting my breath and just leave this here...
To use horse racing lexicon, Rand's campaign was built to be a pacesetter out near the front. It was imperative for him to not be dragged down with the pack of also ran low profile candidates. This mere association leads to marginalization and a subsequent media blackout.
To use horse racing lexicon, using horse racing lexicon is a non-starter.
Rand Paul's plan was to kiss establishment ass just enough that he could start the race with just enough name recognition that we didn't have to resort to buying him a blimp in order to stop hearing, 'Rand Who?' It worked.
We'll get him in the debates, and when we do, this Fox Candidate of the Month Club stretch of idiocy will cease to mean a damned thing. And we're going to do it no matter how many people sit around in our house crying, and whining, and predicting doom and gloom.
The Angels of Severe Depression won't slow us down a bit. Ain't nothing but comic relief.
To use horse racing lexicon, using horse racing lexicon is a non-starter.
Rand Paul's plan was to kiss establishment ass just enough that he could start the race with just enough name recognition that we didn't have to resort to buying him a blimp in order to stop hearing, 'Rand Who?' It worked.
All Rand had to do was cruise to the debates with those previous strong polling numbers.
Rand will win Colorado
No he won't. His recent visit shows that he doesn't understand the state at all. You don't go to Denver to meet with the hippies, you go to El Paso county to build your cred with the party you're running in. Granted, it's neocon central down here, but that's where the fight is, if you're serious about the nomination.
Rand's main problem is that he's been running for the general, before doing the much harder work of securing the nomination. And now with Trump seeming to lock down the anti-establishment crowd, it would take a miracle for Rand to get that momentum back. I'm just hoping he makes the debates. Depending on what polls they pick, I can see Fox easily excluding him (with nobody but us raising an eyebrow).
At this point, I think he needs to revert to an educational campaign, like his dad. It won't get him any closer to the nomination, but it would at least help the cause a little.
Find a nationwide scientifically-conducted poll from whenever that shows Rand polling out of the top 10. Even Fox's own polls rarely have him outside the top 5.
Sure most polls I've seen have him 3rd or 4th (when they list everybody). But who are they polling? That's not always made clear. Are those general election voters or primary voters? I suspect it's general. Do you know of any polls that are only targeting primary voters? I'm worried he won't do as well there.
Cannabis industry entrepreneurs : LibertariansUh, that was not a campaign stop . . . it was a fund-raising event. Rand didn't go to Denver to meet the hippies, he went to Denver to meet the millionaires.The dynamics to win states like Colorado and California GOP caucus/primary delegates is already there.Regardless of polling now, no one is really even paying attention yet -maybe let's all see how Rand does in debates . . . I think Dr. Paul will rock them all then . . . less than four weeks ?
All Rand had to do was cruise to the debates with those previous strong polling numbers. I have no idea who are the idiots who are advising him. Anyone else taking notes of what Team Hillary is doing by laying low and running out the clock? The campaign team pissed away credibility and strong favorables to go after pink unicorn voters. Now Rand is just another candidate as shown by the polling.
No he won't. His recent visit shows that he doesn't understand the state at all. You don't go to Denver to meet with the hippies, you go to El Paso county to build your cred with the party you're running in. Granted, it's neocon central down here, but that's where the fight is, if you're serious about the nomination.
Rand's main problem is that he's been running for the general, before doing the much harder work of securing the nomination. And now with Trump seeming to lock down the anti-establishment crowd, it would take a miracle for Rand to get that momentum back. I'm just hoping he makes the debates. Depending on what polls they pick, I can see Fox easily excluding him (with nobody but us raising an eyebrow).
At this point, I think he needs to revert to an educational campaign, like his dad. It won't get him any closer to the nomination, but it would at least help the cause a little.
I'm starting to get a little suspicious about some of these posters.Trump will either implode himself, or be sunk by the msm in the name of Bush. What is up with you people? Anyone that's been around here long enough should know how is game is played, Trump is merely the new flavor of the month. Rand's numbers are holding steady and will not be in flavor until it's time for pollsters to report actual results which is about November just like they did Ron. What's up with you guys??