It could be said with reasonable accuracy that Ron Paul entered the 2008 presidential contest with 0% among Republicans, nationally. He's now sitting between 4% and 25% regionally, nationwide, depending on where you sit.
From a business perspective, given all that has been overcome in terms of censorship and pure hatred for the product, Ron Paul 2008 has been a resounding success.
Imagine starting up your own small chicken noodle soup company. Before you have even sold your first batch, dozens of websites have sprung up declaring your chicken soup to be the worst soup on the planet. Everywhere you go to try to advertise your new chicken noodle soup company, haters are there to stain your name even though you have done nothing to them and they haven't even tried your soup.
"This soup is racist because it says white and dark meat on the label!"
"This soup is evil because it says 'Incorporated' and is sold for profit!"
"Look at the guy he just sold a bowl of soup to. He's crazy! You can't buy soup from that vendor because he hangs around crazy people!"
Full story at BallsNews.com
Showing posts with label ron paul revolution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ron paul revolution. Show all posts
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Friday, February 1, 2008
Is Barack Obama aligning himself with Ron Paul?
In the past few days I've seen Barry Obama clarify his support for the decriminalization of marijuana as well as be attributed to this beauty: "I don't want to just end the war, I want to end the mind-set that got us into war in the first place." Sounds like Ron Paul to me.
Is Barack Obama aligning himself with Ron Paul?
Is Barack Obama aligning himself with Ron Paul?
Monday, January 28, 2008
News from the Ron Paul Revolution
Novoselic a Ron Paul fan, new Paul ad debuts, Ron releases a message
Former Nirvana bassist, Krist Novoselic, is apparently a fan of Ron Paul. As a Democratic State Committeeman and through his political action committee JAMPAC, Novoselic has become increasingly active in politics. He was a speaker at the 2006 Libertarian National Convention and has authored a book, Of Grunge and Government: Let's Fix This Broken Democracy.
A Ron Paul Republican, Joseph Arminio, is taking on Rep. Wayne T. Gilchrest for Maryland's 1st Congressional District. Those men and three other candidates took the stage at a debate in Chestertown. In typical fashion, Arminio was prescribed Xanax by an opposing candidate because he dared to mention the erosion of our Constitution. MIT awarded Arminio with a doctorate in national defense policy and international relations.
More at BallsNews.com
Former Nirvana bassist, Krist Novoselic, is apparently a fan of Ron Paul. As a Democratic State Committeeman and through his political action committee JAMPAC, Novoselic has become increasingly active in politics. He was a speaker at the 2006 Libertarian National Convention and has authored a book, Of Grunge and Government: Let's Fix This Broken Democracy.
A Ron Paul Republican, Joseph Arminio, is taking on Rep. Wayne T. Gilchrest for Maryland's 1st Congressional District. Those men and three other candidates took the stage at a debate in Chestertown. In typical fashion, Arminio was prescribed Xanax by an opposing candidate because he dared to mention the erosion of our Constitution. MIT awarded Arminio with a doctorate in national defense policy and international relations.
More at BallsNews.com
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Paul challenges La. GOP - Rudy vs. Ron in New York
Paul challenges La. GOP - Rudy vs. Ron in New York
Weekend tidbits from the Ron Paul Revolution and more
Through just a few early primary states, Ron Paul has gained over 100,000 votes. In 1988, Ron Paul got just over 400,000 votes in the national general election. Chew on that for a minute.
The New York GOP is trying to remove some names from the New York primary ballot, of which Ron Paul is listed first. ...
The Paul campaign has filed a Caucus Challenge with the Louisiana GOP. Some rules were changed and/or rearranged so that pre-approved Paul delegates had to file provisional ballots which might not have been counted at all. ...
Read more at BallsNews.com
Weekend tidbits from the Ron Paul Revolution and more
Through just a few early primary states, Ron Paul has gained over 100,000 votes. In 1988, Ron Paul got just over 400,000 votes in the national general election. Chew on that for a minute.
The New York GOP is trying to remove some names from the New York primary ballot, of which Ron Paul is listed first. ...
The Paul campaign has filed a Caucus Challenge with the Louisiana GOP. Some rules were changed and/or rearranged so that pre-approved Paul delegates had to file provisional ballots which might not have been counted at all. ...
Read more at BallsNews.com
Monday, January 21, 2008
Can Ron Paul go the distance?
Can Ron Paul go the distance?
In 1988, Ron Paul ran for president and got about 0.5% of the national vote. For some that was the measuring stick for how they thought Ron would perform in this election. He'll get a percentage or two, tops, and then the Revolution will fade away into blissful silence. A year, several double-digit primary finishes and thirty-million dollars later, those same elements who've been proven wrong over and over again are still pretending as if Ron Paul is already out of the race.
Read the full story at BallsNews.com.
In 1988, Ron Paul ran for president and got about 0.5% of the national vote. For some that was the measuring stick for how they thought Ron would perform in this election. He'll get a percentage or two, tops, and then the Revolution will fade away into blissful silence. A year, several double-digit primary finishes and thirty-million dollars later, those same elements who've been proven wrong over and over again are still pretending as if Ron Paul is already out of the race.
Read the full story at BallsNews.com.
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