Ron Paul Revolution in Tempe Arizona [Paul supporters, make your pitch to Chiropractors]

Planet Chiropractic ^ | 10-14-7 | Michael Dorausch, DC

[SJackson]

Ron Paul Revolution in Tempe Arizona
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by Michael Dorausch, DC

Supporters of the Ron Paul Revolution were evangelizing out on the streets of Tempe this past weekend, while thousands were in town for the ASU vs. Washington Huskies game at Sun Devils Stadium. It started online and now it's moving into the physical world, I'm beginning to see this guy's name in more places and I'm recognizing someone is doing a hell of a job at getting the message out.

Earlier last week I authored a blog post about Chiropractors Voting for Ron Paul and there were quite a few comments posted. One comment came from a Life Chiropractic College student in Atlanta and it was suggested that there is a lot of excitement for Ron Paul at the Marietta chiropractic campus. Several days later I was visiting Cleveland Chiropractic College (which recently received some fresh paint) and I noticed banners hanging on the fences across the street from the school, displaying Ron Paul Revolution messages. A week later and I'm at Arizona State University in Tempe and there are college students marching the streets with Ron Paul banners, is this all just a coincidence or is there a real movement going on?

I was reminded why one should always travel with your digital camera because you never know when you'll need it. I was on my way back to a chiropractic conference at the Tempe Mission Palms when the group of Ron Paul supporters began approaching on 5th St. and S. Mill Ave, right in front of Hooters and The Library. The guy leading the way was holding a poster that read "Ron Paul for Liberty" and he was followed by about a group of a dozen others.

The next photograph I took shows a young guy holding a very large banner with a PVC frame, the banner reading "Ron Paul Revolution." The group was upbeat and was moving pretty quickly through the neighborhood surrounding the ASU campus. Passing by drivers cheered and honked their horns which had me thinking more people are excited by this movement than just those carrying posters.

I revisited an article I authored in September regarding presidential campaign web sites and it looks like the Ron Paul web team took my website advice and optimized the RonPaul2008 URL so that it does not split PageRank. It's only about a month later and Google searches for the term Ron now display 'Ron Paul' results above the fold.

As I mentioned in my blog post, I don't know much about Ron Paul but I have seen his name appearing consistently in chiropractic newsgroups and e-mail newsletters. It will be interesting to see which 2008 presidential candidates receive endorsements from national organizations, such as the International Chiropractors Association and the World Chiropractic Alliance. If anyone can offer information as to why Ron Paul would make a good candidate for the chiropractic profession to support, I'll consider posting it to Planet Chiropractic. You can reach me via e-mail by clicking on the yellow envelope under the title of this post.

[SJackson]

No, I did NOT make up Planet Chiropractic.

Another interesting read, which can't be posted as a thread.

The Socialist Case for Ron Paul

http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/016107.html

[BKerr]

I’m a recent convert and I now have two upset, fellow Republicans almost converted also.

[Neu Pragmatist]

What are you Paul supporters going to do when he loses the Republican primary ? Will you urge him into third party mode ?
I hope so , as he will take more Dim votes than Republican votes .

[Neu Pragmatist]

Paul is getting a rather large infusion of funds from somewhere . I suspect that if it can be traced , it would lead back to Soros or the Dims .... although that is just speculation at this point .

[BKerr]

I would consider third party if somebody as liberal as the most conservative democrat was nominated as a Republican (which includes Mitt, Rudy, and John).

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

Hah! You can count on that.I see those signs all over here north of Atlanta.I ain’t buying their sale.No thanks soros.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Ron Paul has as much a chance of being elected POTUS as I have of being appointed Emperor of the Universe. Republicans need to start “getting real”.

[MNJohnnie]

Well we hope you recover your sanity soon.

[BKerr]

If it’s somebody like Duncan Hunter or Fred Thompson, I will vote for them; if it’s a R.I.N.O., what’s the difference? A liberal is a liberal, no matter what party he belongs to.

[nj26]

Doesn’t Ron Paul want to concede the War in Iraq? Or am I missing something?

[rb22982]

If it’s somebody like Duncan Hunter or Fred Thompson, I will vote for them; if it’s a R.I.N.O., what’s the difference? A liberal is a liberal, no matter what party he belongs to.

Yup. Tancredo would be a fine choice as well.

[editor-surveyor]

"The Socialist Case for Ron Paul"

This was written by a socilaist????

"Ron Paul is running for a federal position and is committed to a small federal government. A small federal government will consume fewer taxes and impose fewer burdens on the individual states."

This election cycle is making less and less sense every day!

[Tears of a Clown]

O Please, the soros conspiracy crap rivals that of the paulites.

Say what you will about him, but this guy does get real fans: idealistic, disenchanted, kooky, but fans none the less. I’ve seen his little scoreboard he keeps on his website, it’s real people.

I don’t like Paul’s views at all on the war, but I’ve stopped being so juvenile about attacking him.

[bpjam]

So the key to the Ron Paul campaign is basically SEO and Google Rankings? Curious. I wonder what the Founding Fathers would have thought about that since RP quotes them so frequently (and he probably couldn’t tell you what his Google PR is at any point in time).

Congrats. Could you guys possibly convince the other anti-war socialist groups to support Paul instead of Hillary since Paul is far more a geniune anti-war candidate then Hillary is? You guys could create the new Green Party and do what that pathetic, impotent Lebanses loser failed to do in 2000 or 2004. I’d appreciate it.

By the way, if people (who are Paulistas)call themselves former-Republicans, aren’t shouldn’t they be looking to start their own forums somewhere instead of using ours which support candidates who ARE trying to win the GOP nomination?

[Neu Pragmatist]

Same here . They made a major push this weekend all over. They even had enough signs to spare to leave behind . No other campaign , on either side , has that kind of resources to pay for those kinds of expendable campaign expenditures in this stage of the game .

The money is flowing Liberally from somewhere ....

[svcw]

A recent convert to what?
And why are you going two upset republicans?
What are almost converted republicans?

[word_warrior_bob]

Chiropractors, the people who put the “CRACK” in crack-pot have found their natural candidate in Ron Paul.

Any honest chiropractor is honest with themselves will have to admit their legitimacy ends as an adjunct to physical therapy. Unfortunately, most of them have drunk deeply of the Kool-Aid and think they can solve most anything, encourage their patients against childhood vaccinations and a host of other quackerations (my word).

That they have the title Dr. is a tragedy, even large insurers will cover their “care”.

[word_warrior_bob]

Chiropractors, the people who put the “CRACK” in crack-pot have found their natural candidate in Ron Paul.

Any honest chiropractor will have to admit their legitimacy ends as an adjunct to physical therapy. Unfortunately, most of them have drunk deeply of the Kool-Aid and think they can solve most anything, encourage their patients against childhood vaccinations and a host of other quackerations (my word).

That they have the title Dr. is a tragedy, even large insurers will now cover their “care”.

[airborne]

He’s got an excellent chance of getting more votes thanhe did in 1988.

On the ballot in 46 states and the District of Columbia, he placed third in the popular vote with 431,750 votes (0.47%), behind Republican Bush and Democrat Michael Dukakis.

[svcw]

I would argue there are not republicans who are for RP.

There is a fringe group of anti-American (you know blame America first, we have no foreign enemies no such thing as a allies, can’t we just talk to these people), anti-semetic (Iran doesn’t really mean what they say about wiping all Jews off the face of the earth), 9/11 truthers, who do not have a clue about monetary policies or the constitution.

OR they are just plain ignorant of what RP actually says and does.