I presume you are an advocate of Hunter’s campaign? I am as well...but I disagree about Ron Paul the “large number of people getting him visibility”. I think it is a smaller number of people slavishly spending their time and money to inflate his perceived influence. And a lot of them are Libs. And a lot of libs want to foster this viewpoint, because they somehow think he is going to draw more conservatives than liberals.
As for cars...I am partial to American cars from 1955-1972. I had a dream last night that I needed some work done on my broken down car, but had no money so I offered to do mechanic’s work in exchange (used to be a jet mechanic, so I can turn a wrench when needed).
They took me in, and offered to take me to lunch if I purchased a 1972 Plymouth Roadrunner from them. I looked at it, noted all the rust, and they said we were taking it to lunch. As we piled in to drive it to lunch (they made me drive)the bloody thing had a front end so out of alignment that I had to turn the wheels at nearly right angles to make it go straight...and the brakes were so dilapadated that when I put it in gear, it rolled backwards and smashed into a couple of other junkers they had there. Then, as I went forward, I sideswiped another junker because I hadn’t figured out the front end mangulation yet. I thought to myself, “This is one hell of a first impression I am making here...”
I have NO idea what that dream meant.
::laughing:: once an old cars frame is bent, it is all over.
A great thing about those old cars, you can do most of the maintenance, if not work, yourself. And they are great to teach kids how to work too. My 10 year old already knows how to change the oil.
As for the the amount of people working for the Paul campaign, yes, they are a lot of libs. But, since I live in a liberal area, I see a large amount of them. So, the perception of amount may be due to geography.