[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

$7.9 million raised so far in the 4Q. Could get $20-$25 million at end of December.

4,000 patriots attended his rally today in Philadelphia. Number of people who probably attended the other candidates? I can count them on my fingers.

Paul leads all GOP candidates in grassroots support, fundraising (Virtually all individual donations, not special-interest PACs, corporations etc), Meetup groups, blogs, YouTube videos. Has thousands of volunteers working for him for free, getting out the vote for him, his campaign has ZERO debt.

Only Republican who can get crossover Reagan Democrat, libertarian, populists, and independent voters, in addition to attracting new voters, and old-right conservatives sick and tired of the socialism that is destroying the GOP, while retaining the traditional GOP conservative base.

Your posts are having a negligible, if any, effect, and will only turn off more people from the GOP and into the Paul camp.

So please by all means, keep the hits coming, because all I'm doing is popping the popcorn and cracking open the beer and watching the implosion of so-called conservatives who are getting out-manuevered and out-classed by a 72-year old great-grandfather who's just a member of Congress.

[rob777]

"Paul leads all GOP candidates in grassroots support, fundraising (Virtually all individual donations, not special-interest PACs, corporations etc), Meetup groups, blogs, YouTube videos. Has thousands of volunteers working for him for free, getting out the vote for him, his campaign has ZERO debt."


I am not supporting Ron in this election cycle, but I am intrigued by the grass roots movement which has sprung up around his candidacy. I hope that it can show some staying power to be a force for freedom regardless of what comes out of Ron's campaign. Out of Howard Dean's campaign came the grass roots forces that took over the Democratic Party apparatus. What does the future have in store for the movement that sprung up in support of Ron Paul?