>> Heh. These are DU plants. You can tell by the rhetoric.
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I don’t know how you check when you first joined this forum, but I know it was back in the Clinton days. Prior to joining this forum, I was a very active member of the old Townhall Forum. In its hay day, TH was the largest conservative forum on the Internet and was sponsored by the same group that sponsored the Texas Straw Pole. If any old TH’ers are here, my screen name was jme.
In 1996, I supported Pat B. in the primaries. Mainly because I thought then and think now that “free trade” is killing the country, and destroying our middle class. However, I was also for Pat’s idea of bring the troops home and getting out of the M.E. entanglements. But of course Pat was branded as an anti-semite for those views.
I can understand, but not agree with the argument that we should stay in Iraq for various reasons. However, do we really needs troops in 120 countries around the world?
For all you people complaining that RP supporters spam the text poll consider this from Drudge.
******FLASH: Last night’s New Hampshire debate on FOXNEWS was most watched debate of ‘07 election season..3.1 million viewers tuned in (854,000 in the 25-54 demo) ... Debate blows out CNN’s Bill Clinton appearance on KING which averaged just 1.4 million viewers... MORE...*******
Do you think that it is just possible that the jump in viewer ship had anything to do with the large number of Ron Paul Meetup groups spreading his message and the newly initiated tuning in for their first look at a debate? And RP banners, signs, bumper stickers, shirts, etc. are starting to show up every where, maybe some people tuned in to get their first look at the candidate that is causing all the excitement.
Since the last debate probably 5-10,000 more people have joined RP’s meetup groups. Of course, most of them, like me, watched the debate intending to vote for RP.