Will you be here tomorrow when the dust clears?

[humanic]

I will be here (in this fight for freedom and peace) as long as I am here (on this Earth).

 

[markj]

I'm not going anywhere!

Ron Paul for the long haul baby!

I will be going out canvassing here in Wisconsin though! We have our primary on the 19th so I got a lot of work to do!

 

[Dave39168]

can't turn back

Dr. Paul has been standing against powerful opposition for many years! He was fighting for us all (most of us) when we supported Bush/Cheney. He was fighting for freedom back when we (most of us) were watching Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh. When I was a sheep and had NO CLUE! he was fighting for me.
As for my plans after super tuesday... In the words of John Paul Jones:
"I HAVE NOT YET BEGUN TO FIGHT!!"

 

[Proctor]

Sorry. I voted maybe not. I am not a troll and have done my all to help Ron Paul out. Unfortunately him and his campaign did nothing and the grassroots got him everywhere he is.

Coming 4th out of 4 in 90% of the states means you have failed and have no chance of winning. This country has failed. Both government and citizens have failed us. It truly is sad.

I appreciate everything all supporters have done.

Remember...the most important thing is the message that was put out.

 

[Kludge]

Where is "here"...?

 

[blamx8]

As long as the constitution is still the supreme law of the land, you can count me in.

We didn't get this message out to so many people just to sit on our cans and watch it die. Keep fighting!

Plus I just got 1500 more slim jims.

 

[Gabecpa]

I've always been "here" always will be.

 

[hopeforthefuture]

Absolutely I will still be here! I will not give up- my childrens' future depends on it!

 

[Michigan11]

Absolutely.

We, that means all of us.

Are the most powerful group of individuals, since the Revolution.

And we are quickly gaining our own Revolution.

We are ONE.

 

[debbie53]

There are still nine months left until the general election. This campaign may have started early, but it did not really get into gear until recently. I am not seeing a clear frontrunner among the other three remaining candidates. If this trend continues, it is possible that none of them will get a clear majority of the vote. Then what? The public is fickle, especially when they do not take the time to do any real research into the issues. Who knows what can happen between now and then?

I worked at the polling place for my precinct today. There were a lot of unaffiliated voters. Most of the people we talked to had never heard of Ron Paul, or if they had, they knew next to nothing about him. Most of those people either did not have internet access, or did not use it as a source of news. They learned about the candidates through the mainstream media. We need to keep getting the message out, right until the election in November. We need to reach people through the channels they are familiar with.

I also think that there is something about a person who keeps on plugging along against all odds for a cause that he or she believes in that inspires people to take a closer look. That is something that went through my mind as we stood on the curb in the rain with our signs and Slim Jims today and some people asked if we were getting paid by the campaign.

I am not a quitter, and I hope that most of the people here are not either.

" It does not require a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen to set brush fires in people's minds."--Samuel Adams

 

[jblosser]

I'm not free yet and I'm not dead either.

 

[dsentell]

Of course, I'll be here . . .

First, if there is going to be a brokered convention, we must get delegates!!!!

Second, we must get some Paulites in Congress -- torchbearer for example!!!!!!!

 

[Cowlesy]

Arrrrgh!

 

[sandersondavis]

I'll stand with Ron Paul as long as he continues. My family can only hope that something happens between now and November that will move people to the right person in the end. Otherwise it will be the end.

Ron Paul is just the messenger. I stand steadfastly with the message. I'm in my fifties now. I have been a registered Libertarian since I was 18. I switched to Republican for the primary to vote for Doctor Ron Paul. Until my last breath I will support and defend the message of peace, liberty, and prosperity that Dr. Paul has so eloquently championed.

The Ron Paul for President campaign is not over. Not by a longshot. You can bet on that. From the results I see right now, there will be no clear winner tonight. That means there are no losers. We (all of us) need to get out from behind the computer and work our precincts. Even in the states that have already held primaries. Get the word out that Dr. Ron Paul is the only true conservative and he is in it for the long haul.

The convention is going to be a real dogfight. Your efforts from this point forward just took on a new significance. Get out there and fight. Your future and your children's future WILL be shaped by the effort you make. Work twice as hard as the other guy. Work twice as smart. Make the commitment to WIN!

 

[Dave39168]

I'm not free yet and I'm not dead either.

+1776

 

[scotto2008]

I can't wait! There's nothing more powerful than an idea who's time has come.

 

[blamx8]

arrrrgh!

 

[scotto2008]

There should be a poll option for "Hell yes, get the f**k outta here with your stupid questions!"

 

[Paul.Bearer.of.Injustice]

I will be here until the claws of socialism no longer disembowel my soul

 

[smartpeople4ronpaul]

This is a great response.