Return to the Free Liberal Homepage

« New Media and Mike Gravel | Main | The Inflation Tax »

Ron Paul Revolution

A group of Ron Paul fans in Arizona started putting up Ron Paul Revolution signs. The signs are showing up across the country, popping up in unlikely places such as at John McCain's official announcement of his candidacy. The folks behind the Ron Paul Revolution have no official connection to the campaign, and are not getting paid for their efforts. They are liberty-loving Americans who want to help get the word out about the only true peace-and-freedom Presidential candidate.

One problem the mainstream media has in covering Dr. Paul is they are used to modern campaigns spending millions on pollsters, consultants, and "grassroots organizers" to create the illusion that have an army of passionate supporters. Thus, the media simply cannot comprehend that Dr. Paul's success on the Internet is not driven by DC-based consultants but by people responding to Dr. Paul's principled libertarian message.

Posted by Norm Singleton on May 7, 2007 10:21 PM |

Comments

The man is looking downright unstoppable. However, he first has to convince his own party that he is not a second Barry Goldwater (that is, a sure loser, from the neoconservative point of view). Then he has to defeat Barak Obama... assuming Obama is the one that take the Democratic ticket.

Oh, how I hope to see Paul vs. Clinton! We'll see the hilarious picture of democrats voting for the republican in drove, and a similar defection from the republicans to the democrats. If there is anything that will wake people up to the essential meaningless of partisanship, that is it.

Posted by: Tarvok [TypeKey Profile Page] | May 9, 2007 12:20 AM

Norm,
Please allow me to post these two paragraphs:

A group of Ron Paul fans in Arizona started putting up Ron Paul Revolution signs. The signs are showing up across the country, popping up in unlikely places such as at John McCain's official announcement of his candidacy. The folks behind the Ron Paul Revolution have no official connection to the campaign, and are not getting paid for their efforts. They are liberty-loving Americans who want to help get the word out about the only true peace-and-freedom Presidential candidate.

One problem the mainstream media has in covering Dr. Paul is they are used to modern campaigns spending millions on pollsters, consultants, and "grassroots organizers" to create the illusion that have an army of passionate supporters. Thus, the media simply cannot comprehend that Dr. Paul's success on the Internet is not driven by DC-based consultants but by people responding to Dr. Paul's principled libertarian message.

Posted by Norm Singleton on May 7, 2007 10:20

on my "Kill Devil Hill NC Ron Paul Meetup" Home page.
Thank You
Jerry Alexander

Posted by: Jerry [TypeKey Profile Page] | August 11, 2007 11:43 AM

Free-for-all (frfr-ôl) -- n. A disorderly fight, argument, or competition in which everyone present participates.

from Dictionary.com



Advertisement
Free For All -- The Free Liberal Blog