The Wrecking Ball
 

Peter Beinart: How Ron Paul Will Change the GOP in 2012 - The Daily Beast

Depending on one's view, Ron Paul is either here to save, or destroy the GOP........

Do I gotta change bumper stickers AGAIN??

Win or place, after Iowa, he'll fall farther, faster than Howard Dean.
Yeaaaaarrrgghh!!!!:rolleyes:

Ron Paul's Website reads like..
 

a Supermarket Tabloid!

Fake satellite photos of "government conspiracy" and info from "undercover sources".

He recently posted a faked picture of an airfield in FLA packed with UN Relief Trucks that was such a cheap Photoshop job I had to laugh!

He smacks of Larouche and company. who will be his running mate? Winston Smith from 1984?

As I was reading that word, it sounded just like Howard Dean in my mind. :)

Howard Dean for President - YouTube


Yeaaaaarrrgghh!!!! :D

Byaaah! Howard Dean - Dave Chappelle (original & complete) - YouTube hahaha

I wouldn't be too sure about that:

Iowa: Who will survive? - Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns - POLITICO.com

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I've always thought that Romney and Gingrich were more of the same.

You mean Flip and Flop? It's hard to tell them apart.

Was that mushroom cloud Dean's head exploding??
:confused::D:D:D


From this...........


By autumn of 2003, Dean had become the apparent front-runner for the Democratic nomination, performing strongly in most polls. Generally regarded as a pragmatic centrist during his time as governor, Dean emerged during his presidential campaign as something of a populist, denouncing the policies of the Bush administration (especially the 2003 invasion of Iraq) as well as fellow Democrats, who, in his view, failed to strongly oppose them.

During his presidential campaign, right wing critics labeled Dean's political views as those of an extreme liberal; however, in liberal Vermont, Dean, long known as a staunch advocate of fiscal restraint, was regarded as a moderate. Many left-wing critics who supported fellow Democrat Dennis Kucinich or independent Ralph Nader charged that, at heart, Dean was a "Rockefeller Republican"—socially liberal, while fiscally conservative[citation needed].

..............To this

(In Iowa)......After all votes were tallied, John Kerry received 38% of the votes, John Edwards received 32%, Howard Dean received 18%, and Richard Gephardt received 11%.

After poor showings, Gephardt dropped out of the race.[12] Kerry and Edwards claimed newfound momentum, while Dean attempted to down-play the results.

During the New Hampshire Primary, John Kerry was able to defeat Howard Dean once again, beating him 38%-26%. The final debate before the primary, was held at Saint Anselm College; Kerry's performance was superior to the others, helping him win the New Hampshire primary a few days later.[13] Kerry carried nearly all constituencies during the primary according to Exit Polling Data..............

Democratic Party presidential primaries, 2004 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Dr. Paul, meet Dr. Dean.

Come to think of it, it's said Doctors make poor businessmen. Perhaps they make poor politicians too. Or presidential candidates, at the very least.;)

Gallup has him at about 8-10% among Republicans. Where's he going with that? 3rd party run? I don't see the $$ support forthcoming & he's no Ross Perot, is he? Wouldn't think so, needing to sell newspapers, errr, newsletters during his medical career.:confused:

George Washington was known as a big believer that a small, disciplined force was more valuable for achieving victory than a large undisciplined army. Paul heeds his words. As a person who has lived in Ron Paul's district for the last twenty years or so, I can guarantee you he has the most organized and passionate group of supporters in the race, and in a fractured race, that is worth a great deal. The point of the article is that while he will not win, he will enter the convention with quite a number of delegates, and his views will then demand a seat at the table. If he does not get one, the GOP will pay dearly when he runs third party on the Lib ticket. It's is time for the GOP to take him seriously, or pay the price.

He just raised $4 million in one weekend, 2 weeks ago.:confused:

And Obama's goal is 1 billion.:eek:
Beer money in comparison.