[alicewonders]

I don’t know if they’re real or not, but I’m seeing an awful lot of Ron Paul signs in people’s yards around where I live - and these are not crack neighborhoods either - regular middle-class homes.

[bigred41]

“I don’t know if they’re real or not, but I’m seeing an awful lot of Ron Paul signs in people’s yards around where I live - and these are not crack neighborhoods either - regular middle-class homes.”

I have posted this before, but now it’s getting really wierd here in central Michigan. I see signs for Ron Paul everywhere- there is a HUGE one in a guys front yard in the middle of town. Normal neighborhoods. His bumper stickers on SUVS and normal non crappy cars. A few Huckabee stickers. I don’t see anyone else. We were supposed to trend toward Mitt, but I don’t see any signage or stickers for him anywhere, and when I talk with people, they are not only not for Mitt, but against him. My normal, conservative neighbor (solidly republican-always with signage in her yard) is talking about democratic candidates this year.

[Red Boots]

I’m seeing an awful lot of Ron Paul signs in people’s yards around where I live - and these are not crack neighborhoods either - regular middle-class homes.

Me, too. In fact, he's got a regular street corner contingent every Friday. A lot of people honk when they drive by.

[theothercheek]

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[oneamericanvoice]

I don’t know if they’re real or not, but I’m seeing an awful lot of Ron Paul signs in people’s yards around where I live - and these are not crack neighborhoods either - regular middle-class homes. There are alot of misguided people who don't even know that they are brainwashed. Also, people don't pay attention to what someone really stands for. They hear a few good things and then don't catch where RP goes off the left cliff.