To: PerryBachmann2012
I don’t understand how Ron Paul has so many people organized on the internet. Whenever someone says something bad about him or advocates a different foreign policy than Paul, his supporters show up every time in large numbers.
To: Politics4US
internet involve more than just Americans. Thats why Liberals traffic appear overwhelming on the internet but only win 50-50 elections in US
16 posted on
10/08/2011 8:35:23 PM PDT by
4rcane
To: Politics4US
Legalizing drugs is a family value don’t ya know.
17 posted on
10/08/2011 8:37:21 PM PDT by
grumpygresh
(Democrats delenda est)
To: Politics4US
Not organized. but see Ron Paul Forums. Ron Paul just has a lot more actual supporters than anybody else. And they just like to argue on the internet, to push blackthisout.com etc etc. They’re just much more enthusiastic. Ron Paul really didn’t put in too much of a push for VVS. But the grassroots really wanted to win, and they just went themselves. 37%, or 700 some votes. Some were there already, some were grassroots who just wanted Ron Paul to win, others might’ve been brought in. But there was no major push. The push is on for black this out.
To: Politics4US
I dont understand how Ron Paul has so many people organized on the internet.
Probably because they are all dopers who do not work and have nothing better to do. Who else but somebody who is high would support someone who blames all the worlds problems on America?
To: Politics4US
I dont understand how Ron Paul has so many people organized on the internet.
Probably because they are all dopers who do not work and have nothing better to do. Who else but somebody who is high would support someone who blames all the worlds problems on America?
To: Politics4US
I dont understand how Ron Paul has so many people organized on the internet.
Probably because they are all dopers who do not work and have nothing better to do. Who else but somebody who is high would support someone who blames all the worlds problems on America?
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