[alicewonders]

It’s possible, but I have to tell you that I am seeing more and more Ron Paul signs in yards and bumper stickers here in the small town I live in. They are in nice yards, in nice middle-class neighborhoods - some of them I recognize as having had John Kerry signs in them during the last election.

Is it possible that Ron Paul is striking a chord with a lot of people that are just sick and tired of the status quo? I realize he has a lot of the loonbat support, but the houses I see that bear his signs are not those of drugged out hippies or skateboard dudes.

There’s something going on, it will be interesting to see how it plays out.

[svcw]

I have met may people excited about RP, in all honesty I believe they have never actually heard anything he has ever said, they only hear what other people who have never heard him say he says.

[BigTom85]

Is it possible that Ron Paul is striking a chord with a lot of people that are just sick and tired of the status quo?

DING DING DING DING! We have a winner. You hit the nail right on the head. A lot of people are sick and tired of the Democrat/Republican cycle.

Does Paul have enought support to win? No, probably not. Some folks like his message. I agree with maybe 70% of what he says. Sadly, the nominations were set in stone moths ago. Its going to be Hillary v Rudy. Rudy will end up winning. I dont see much of a difference between Rudy and Hillary.. except on maybe 2 or 3 minor issues..

[George W. Bush]

Is it possible that Ron Paul is striking a chord with a lot of people that are just sick and tired of the status quo? I realize he has a lot of the loonbat support, but the houses I see that bear his signs are not those of drugged out hippies or skateboard dudes.

The voters are in foul mood toward both parties, a regular funk.

The time is ripe for Ron Paul. We've never had this chance before and an election year in which the circumstances were ripe for such a breakout from a candidate like Ron Paul.

It's a truly unique election year. If I believed in such things, I'd say the (political) stars are in alignment.