The I'm feeling better now thread

[speciallyblend]

In golf we would be on the third hole with the next state. 18 into 52 goes three + times.

Rev9

scoredcards mean nothing in golf if they are already filled in to the end after the 3rd hole.

 

[deputydon]

No you haven't. Certainly not a 3 touchdown win. But you have played a lot of games where a team that gets more yardage and time on the clock WINS by 3touchdowns.

Otherwise it is because a lot of turnovers. And I don't know exactly what you are trying to translate a turnover in a primary race.


And the golf analogy is just as silly. It would be like playing match play, and we are heading to the 6th tee already down 5 holes.

Ron Paul does NOT need people with their heads in the clouds.

Have you ever played a baseball game with your team down by three in the bottom of the ninth with the bases loaded and a 3-2 count and hit a grand slam to win it? I have.

 

[Revolution9]

I was never disappointed. I got high and went to relax and stargaze for a few hours, did a bit of work, some study and read more of a book. I got enough done so that I can relax on Sunday. I wasn't even tracking the results, and didn't watch any media and had no idea who won. Trust me guys, it's much better that way.

I was working on a liberty tree animation and forgot about it. Tuned in later. Saw Ron's speech to Maine. Good stuff. Another state done. March is the time of overturning and upset. The cabal has alot on its plate worldwide. Lookin' kinda shaky and word is some of the biggest boys, the Warburgs as one example, see the writing on the wall and are consolidating non-electronic assets and relocating.

Rev9

 

[ShowMeLiberty]

I said nothing last night because I knew I needed a little distance from my immediate feelings. Today I have hope again. We may still win Maine but either way we are winning. We are light years ahead of 2008. Everywhere. In spite of all the establishment obstacles put in our way, the message is gaining ground and Ron is still in this race.

 

[Paul Or Nothing II]

I'm assuming the 66% is what the campaign is aiming for in Nevada to unbind the delegates. Thanks for the info.

If the GOP tries to screw Paul, he should threaten a third party run. Say to the lowly state GOP chair: "Do you want to be the one responsible for the crash of Romney's presidential campaign and the reelection of Obama? Think on that."

No official in Nevada would dare shut the convention down.

I've saying something similar for a while although I think WE should go out there & tell the GOP-voters that if GOP doesn't nominate Paul then Paul-supporters just won't vote or at least not vote GOP & in a close race as this one's going to be, that'll ensure an Obama victory! Not to mention Ron may run 3rd-party & according to polls, he's poised to get 15-20% in General-Election, which ensures a GOP loss so if you don't want Obama then vote Paul & GOP had better nominate Paul!

We can spread this message thru signs, social-networking, pamphlets, word-of-mouth, WHATEVER IT TAKES but we must let the GOP-voters know that it's either Paul or it's Obama!

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?359384-When-are-we-going-to-play-3rd-party-card

 

[howardroark]

Have you ever played a baseball game with your team down by three in the bottom of the ninth with the bases loaded and a 3-2 count and hit a grand slam to win it? I have.

Chris Hoiles is that you?

 

[Corey]

I think people are saying Santorum because he's doing well right now. But Gingrich runs away with this "most offensive" away. I can't even stand to look at the man, much less entertain his insane ramblings...

 

[Corey]

I think people are saying Santorum because he's doing well right now. But Gingrich runs away with this "most offensive" away. I can't even stand to look at the man, much less entertain his insane ramblings...

oops, wrong thread, please ignore!

 

[Canderson]

I hate to say it, but my morale is permanently hurt and its going to affect my donations and GOTV efforts. My attention ow largely shifts to the following races:

Daniel Massie in Kentucky

Kristi Risk in Indiana

John Dennis in California

Gary Clift in California

Karen Kwiatkowski in Virginia