I AGREE!!
Kent Snyder appears to be a smart guy, but again, I know there are better guys out there. RP's supporters are what is getting the campaign dollars and getting the word out. Jesse is a rookie and I will leave it at that.
Paul has the funds now to get the leaders he needs.
Responding to all these ridicules claims does take him off his message. Watch the Cavuto interview if you haven't already. Paul does address a few of these issues.
Again, I agree with you. Looking forward to the continued positive changes for his campaign.
Kent Snyder appears to be a smart guy, but again, I know there are better guys out there. RP's supporters are what is getting the campaign dollars and getting the word out. Jesse is a rookie and I will leave it at that.
I agree. I've seen better commercials done by amateurs on You Tube than what the official campaign does.
“Paul needs better campaign managers. He’s a front-runner now, and clearly the staff he has now is out of their league.”
It’s not at all clear that his campaign staff has the ability to control the variety of independent Paul-supporting enterprises.
http://online.wsj.com/article_print/SB119888809249456697.html
Ron Beats Rudy?
December 29, 2007
Manchester, N.H.
For several hours on Sunday, more than a dozen Ron Paul volunteers stood in snow drifts in the rain outside the Mall of New Hampshire in Manchester waving at last-minute Christmas shoppers and handing out hundreds of yards signs.
The campaign doesn’t know how many people participated because, as with so many Paul rallies, this one was organized entirely by fans not officially associated with the campaign.
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But will they get out to vote on primary day?
“I’ve never seen a group of people that are this energetic about a candidate,” Mr. Murphy said. “It’s something else.”
That sentiment is shared by Republicans who have observed numerous New Hampshire primaries. The level of enthusiasm for Mr. Paul is remarkable, they say. It transcends the state’s Libertarian base (about 4% of the electorate). And by many accounts, Mr. Paul’s backers here are more energized and committed than are supporters of Mr. Giuliani, who may enjoy inflated poll numbers because of his celebrity status.
National attention is focused on the horse races between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, and between Messrs. McCain and Romney. But the shy obstetrician from Texas could be the surprise story of the New Hampshire primary.
Mr. Cline is editorial page editor of the New Hampshire Union Leader.