[RetiredArmy]

So all 130,000 nationwide that would vote for this certified nut case has given money to him. Plus, those in the Marxist Dimocrat party that are giving to him to get him to win. This fool is NO republican and certainly NO conservative.

[mnehring]

Stormfront is really coming through for him.

[MinorityRepublican]

I would vote for Ron Paul if he was a bit more pragmatic about our foreign policy.

If this was 1996, I would probably vote for him.

[reagan_fanatic]

[eyedigress]

I resent his fact that he blames us for 911.

[Zuben Elgenubi]

FReepers, say what you want but $20MM in a fiscal quarter is a lot of money. Must be getting the “insane uncle” vote from around the nation.

[KC_Conspirator]

Wow, that sure is alot of Soros money.

[glorgau]

The real message is that so many people looking at all the choice, choose to put their money on somebody that might actually change things and not just give “change” lip service.

[Martins kid]

All that money really does is illustrate that you cannot buy votes.

Dollars do not equal votes.

[PureSolace]

My only fear, is that Ron Paul will think he has enough support to make his mark, and still run as a third party ticket.

But it’s his life, he can do what he wants.

I miss having conservatives in the Republican party.

[furquhart]

$20 Million?

See, this is why I keep saying that a proscription, on the model of the Romans, would be the best way for dealing with traitors.

Print out a list of Ron Paul donors and others, nail it to the door of the Capitol, and then let those who deal with the problem keep a percentage of the profits, with the rest going to fund the war effort.

[Chode]

i still say RuPaul has a better shot...

[HereInTheHeartland]

The problem with Paul is that he is the one articulating the needed message of pushing back an intusive government.

A sane Republican candidate should have taken up this message, it is a needed message.
But Paul’s foreign policy ideas would be disastrous for our great nation.
We can not walk away from our role on the world stage.

[EGPWS]

$20 million in the last three months of 2007 from 130,000 donors.

If I am correct in calculation that's an average of $130 per donor.

Life MUST be good...

[manic4organic]

I bet Soros is behind this nutter’s fundraising.

[Phsstpok]

wait wait wait...

He has said all along that these big “money bomb” events were being put on by “independent groups” that weren’t associated with his campaign. That allowed him not to file the required info with the FEC. If HE raised this money, that makes that claim of independence a lie.

Will we see Doctor Paul frog marched to Levinworth?

In the words of Bugs Bunny

What a maroon!

[cricket]

Time for Repubs to get with a program; one that does not include Party-fracturing candidates like Ron Paul. . .and get smart as well; by dumping Huckabee.

We are well on our way to looking as dumb as Demrats here.

[proudpapa]

I’m not a huge Paul fan. However if the GOP nominee is Mitt, Rudy or McCain, I will support Paul as a third party candidate.

[Antoninus]

As strange as he can sometimes be, and despite his silly foreign policy positions, I could still see myself voting for him before I’d ever pull a lever for Abortiani or Flip Romney.

[Bogtrotter52]

Got the bank statement.....or are these all “pledges”?