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Paul is correct once again. As more voters come to realize that the GOP has abandoned the core principles of the nation's founders, the more those people are going to look elsewhere for political leadership. Many of those republicans opposing the stimulus bill, in both the House and Senate, are doing so only because the bill is not their porkulus bill. Plus, they know the bill can pass without their support, so its easy to feign opposition.

As more voters come to realize that the GOP has abandoned the core principles of the nation's founders, the more those people are going to look elsewhere for political leadership.

I've seen it happen first-hand prior to the primaries. Paul supporters lined up at GOP offices to register or let them know why they aren't supporting Paul. They were either ridiculed, portrayed as kooks, or shown the door.

More people went to Paul rallies than all of the other GOP candidates combined. He was the biggest GOP fundraiser in the 2007 4th Quarter. I don't know about you, but the Republican Party completely screwed the pooch here. If not as presidential candidate, Paul should have at least been invited to the convention, been an economic advisor to McCain, or should have even been head of the RNC.