That's how I read her statement, too. And it's what I've been trying to say for the past few months.
There's already been one thread on this article/statement, and I'll repeat what I posted there:
She is trying to warn the Republicans to not disregard Ron Paul's supporters. You probably don't agree with everything they believe in, but you probably agree with some of it -- specially their fiscal concerns.
The primary reason that a liberal like Romney is doing so well in the Republican primaries is because the conservatives and libertarians can't set aside their differences on other issues and work together on the fiscal issues. And frankly, the fiscal issues are the most important right now. If they aren't addressed in the next few years, the US is going the way of Greece.
How do you work together? You can start by ending the personal attacks on each other.
I think your right. No matter who the nominee is(I am no fan of Romney at ALL) but if we don’t come together as a party Obama will win..NO ONE here wants Obama to win..and the last thing we want is Paul to win(Which I dont think he will, last night pretty much showed he can’t win a primary without ending up in 3rd place)..If we keep on bashing each other, it doesn’t help the end cause, which is throwing Obama’s Marxist ass out of office. Everyone here has their favs, which is good, but at the end there will only be one nominee, and gotta get behind the person, no matter who they are, to ensure that Obama doesn’t get a 2nd term
The only thing I agree with Ron Paul on is some aspects of his economic ideas..like getting rid of the EPA, but when he talks about foreign policy, especially Israel, I really don’t know where he gets his stuff from. He can be so right on economic issues and SO off base when it comes to Israel