[George W. Bush]

As with his appearances everywhere, Ron Paul is bringing excitement and the old Goldwater-Reagan message of liberty, small government, conservative principle to our voters and especially our young people.

The question isn't so much why Ron Paul is doing so well with this message as it is why the rest of the GOP so steadfastly refuses to offer it boldly, just as Ron Paul is doing with such positive results.

Maybe the rest of the GOP should stop celebrating the genius of the Chappaquiddick Killer and return to the winning message of Ronald Reagan. As Rush says, it works every time we try it.

[George W. Bush]

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Dr. Paul wins the Beltram challenge, everyone a winner at SC event

[TheZMan]

Run Fred, Run.

I’d rather not have a loony for a president, even if half the things he says actually make sense.

[Mr. Jeeves]

Ron Paul’s big problem is that his messages simply can’t be understood by human beings with IQ’s less than 100. And in these times, that’s about 80% of the electorate. ;)

[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

Who is Don Paul?

[federal]

Anyone who doesn’t recognize the we are at war with radical islamic fascist in Iraq, Afghanistan and other places known and unknown is a non starter in my opinion.

Dictators and mullahs in the middle east use proxies to attack the USA and western countries. Anyone who can’t understand that will never get my vote.

[VaBthang4]

WOO’OOO DREEEAAAMWEAVAH!!!

Haha...bunch of dummies.

[AppyPappy]

80 people?

[txrangerette]

So Ronald Reagan was against any US troops in Saudi Arabia especially including any jews, so as not to rile them up and create terrorists?? News to me. So if Ronald Reagan could speak to us today he would endorse Ron Paul, eh?? Including the part about let’s not be over there in their countries and/or do anything that offends them or riles them up to terrorize us. I don’t think Ronald Reagan would. Why don’t you ask his son, Michael? Got the guts? Tell you what. I don’t think you belong here. That’s my view.

[BlackElk]

Get as excited as you want to over your beloved paleoPaulie the Wonder Wimp. Fall asleep at night when you have difficulty by counting imaginary Marines fleeing over a fence from Iraq with paleoPaulie beckoning them. Hallucinate that paleoPaulie and his followers might ever be competent to run our country. Imagine if you will that paleoPaulie is anything other than a mouthpiece for our nation's enemies.

BUT PUHLEEEEEEZE refrain from imagining even privately much less in public that paleoPaulie is anything vaguely resembling Ronaldus Maximus. Our enemies generally refrained from attacking America while Ronaldus Maximus was president because he gave them every reason to believe that he and we were to be feared by our enemies. PaleoPaulie is part and parcel of our enemies. And, no, it does not matter that paleoPaulie endorsed Reagan in 1976 because as Reagan said of Birchers in California in the 1960s: "They may endorse me but I don't endorse them." Reagan is entitled to the fine reputation he earned and the continuing dishonesty of suggesting that paleoPaulie's foreign policy of "flee in terror" has anything to do with the finest president of our lifetimes is inexcusable.

Before El Ron Paul ran for president, he forgot that he needed to have surgery implanting steel rods in his wrists, an actual backbone and, of course, a whole brain transplant. For starters......

What will you do with your spare time after we hang the Wonder Wimp by his thumbs in next years' primaries? Has he broken above 1% in any poll yet that is done by a reputable pollster polling random voters? Remember: not those on line polls or their equivalents where you and his little platoon can join with leftist moonbats, moveon.org members, McGovern lovers, Howard Yeeeeargh Dean's family members, et al., each voting a couple of hundred times to make the wimp look almost vaguely memorable.

[montag813]

(sixteen standing ovations!)

[MEGoody]

Ron Paul is no Ronald Reagan.

[Beckwith]

As with his appearances everywhere, Ron Paul is bringing excitement and moonbattery ...

[SoldierDad]

Oooooh, wow. 16 standing ovations!!!!! Obviously RP is qualified to be POTUS based on his ability (and those of his campaign) to put on a media event where all those who attended were invited and all those who are against RP not allowed to participate (the usually way these events are staged for the media).

[HitmanLV]

I was always partial to Ringo, myself.

[The South Texan]

Must wear this to get into a Ron Paul event.

[Allegra]

I Prefer This Approach

Warning: Some explicit language.

[no dems]

Wow! I’m convinced this guy is going to win the GOP nod and be the next President of the United States of America. /s

[fieldmarshaldj]

Summit Pointe ? Isn’t that the Spartanburg County Nervous Hospital ?

[scan58]

more RP stuff

[Nephi]

In the days of the dinosaur media, a candidate had to have tens of millions of dollars ante in order to be “ordained” as “viable.” Now, thanks to the new media, candidates are actually able to go around the old media, discuss ideas that have been censured by the globalist media and the excitement created in the public is the result. People don’t turn to the newspapers to see what “news” has been chosen for them, why should people turn to newspapers to see what candidates have been chosen for them. We finally have a chance to have a battle of ideas. Ron Paul’s genuine conservatism eschews globalism and it’s failures and that appeals to both sides of the political spectrum.