Thread: 2nd Finish in Fifth Fails to Dim Paul’s Hopes

2nd Finish in Fifth Fails to Dim Paul’s Hopes


By MICHAEL FALCONE
Published: January 10, 2008


CONCORD, N.H. — In a state that many people considered his best opportunity to match his strong fund-raising with enough votes to shake up the Republican race, Representative Ron Paul came up short on Tuesday.

Despite what seemed like a solid pairing of Mr. Paul’s libertarian leanings and New Hampshire’s “live free or dieâ€

Good for him!! only 1/2 of one per cent of the people have spoken....he needs to hang in there for a while and see what happens. As long as the money keeps coming in why not?

I agree.

I would like to see him stay and I would like to see him President.

I really, however, want his message to be heard.

If that message can get out to enough people, maybe it can't be poked back in the closet again.

Just started hearing his commercials on a couple talk radio shows here.

Originally Posted by jean

Just started hearing his commercials on a couple talk radio shows here.

In Calif., thats good news!!

This is what is so disgusting about our process. The real candidates who represent the "real" people and the way most Americans are living today do not have the money to gather the resources needed to get their name out there. Is it not always only those with the biggest bankrolls who are ultimately elected?

I've seen bumper stickers, lawn signs and homemade signs on overpasses on NJ and PA turnpikes.

RON PAUL'S CAMPAIGN IS SPREADING!!!