[Gondring]

You don’t get out much, do ya?

In my everyday life, I hear more people talking actively about Ron Paul than any other candidate. Those who are in favor of Dr. Paul seem more charged up than supporters of other candidates.

[exit82]

You are joking aren’t you?

I hear absolutely no one talking about him—except to say who’s the Republican Kucinich?

No one at all.

Zero.

Zilch.

Nada.

That’s why this is suspect to me. There is no there there with RP.

[MamaB]

I do not know where you live but that is certainly not the case here. The ones who mention him say he is a kook. That is what caused me to start calling him that. We do not need one in the office of President. Of course, politics has not been the main topic of conversation around here since the Auburn-Bama game was this last weekend. That may change after the first of the year after the bowl games.

[Tears of a Clown]

If you think they’re charged up when they talk about Ron paul, wait til you ask them about world trade center 7.

[Theodore R.]

Yes, Paul said it is because people are fed up with the establishment of both parties. I doubt though that 10 percent of the people have ever heard of Dr. Paul. I cannot see him getting more than 10 percent anywhere.