Why is everyone acting like we lost already?

[WilliamC]

The way the country was designed by the founders is one huge pressure valve for the status quo. This isn't Russia where they can just round us up and throw us in gulags. If the bankers and status quo really were as powerful as you think, wouldn't they be stopping Liberty candidates from getting into office? They're not and we're taking some of those offices quite easily. I don't believe they are as organized an diabolical as you do. Maybe in another 20, 50 years, further down the road to serfdom they might be. The fact is our country is not that old, local politics is still intact, and our liberties are not all gone yet.

Just exposing them and talking about them helps diminish their power, they cannot survive in an information free world like we are experiencing now.

Just keep encouraging people to educate themselves, arm themselves, buy some gold or silver if they can afford it, and prep for short term emergencies, the more citizens do this the better off we all are.

 

[emazur]

4/4
Cavuto: "is it your view that mitt romney is the inevitable nominee now?"
Paul: "he's getting pretty close to that"

But Ron does go on to mention the delegate process isn't over yet and I'd encourage everyone not to give up on that. Think of it this way - if Santorum could go from cellar-dweller to serious Romney challenger in one day, so can Paul

 

[bpitas]

In response to fj45lvr, the only state Ron Paul has won so far is the Virgin Islands, but he's said to have gotten a plurality of delegates in at least 4 states so far.

 

[tbone717]

The only state Ron Paul has won so far is the Virgin Islands, but he's said to have gotten a plurality of delegates in at least 4 states so far.

Truthfully, we will not know whether or not he has a plurality until the convention itself and the nomination process takes place. A lot depends on whether or not the other candidates drop out and whom their unbound delegates will choose to support. And the VI does not count as far as the natural reading of the RNC rules, since it is not a state.

 

[Brett85]

Perhaps Romney will win the GOP nomination by cheating. Cheating works, but Mitt Romney is not going to be president. If the GOP nominates Romney, then they are the "Biggest Loser."

There really shouldn't be a single Ron Paul supporter who votes for Romney in November given that Romney supports continued nation building in Afghanistan and has essentially promised a war with Iran.

 

[bpitas]

Truthfully, we will not know whether or not he has a plurality until the convention itself and the nomination process takes place. A lot depends on whether or not the other candidates drop out and whom their unbound delegates will choose to support. And the VI does not count as far as the natural reading of the RNC rules, since it is not a state.

I would agree if it weren't for the fact that the media keeps reporting Romney "won the Virgin Islands" because he got the most delegates. The lengths they'll go to in order to spin what happens to benefit Romney are amazing!

 

[69360]

There really shouldn't be a single Ron Paul supporter who votes for Romney in November given that Romney supports continued nation building in Afghanistan and has essentially promised a war with Iran.

Now in the primary Romney does. In the general, he will change his policy. Don't forget etch a sketch.