Go Ron Paul!!!!! To The House In 08

[Gawain of Orkeny]

Lieberman needs to go

Maybe the Libertarians will put him on their ticket again.

Were you trying to be funny?

[drone]

Were you trying to be funny?

Not sure I understand what you are saying. He was the 1988 Libertarian candidate, got 430K votes.

[Zaknafien]

Right on, Go Ron! Did anyone see him on the Daily Show last night? My bet is he plays the GOP throughout the prelims so he can get in all the debates, then at the 11th hour runs as a third party candidate in the general election.

[English assassin]

Right on, Go Ron! Did anyone see him on the Daily Show last night?.

I did. Well, it was tronight for me.

He seemed quite intelligent, and to have some principles, many of which made sense.

I infer from this that he has no chance at all?

[Zaknafien]

Right. In all actuality the most we can reasonably hope for is that he gains enough traction to effect the race by influencing the other candidates. Although my dream is of a vast public outcry and a sweeping Ron Paul acclamation by the masses in November.. chances of happening? I dunno, his odds were recently improved to 100 to 1.

[English assassin]

Well, at the moment he's got my vote. If I had one. I guess the UK national resident in the UK demographic isn't top of his hit list, but it's something.

[Zaknafien]

Ron Paul Really 3% Higher in the Polls Says Analyst

Tue Jun 5, 3:01 AM ET

Based on the demographic information of the typical Ron Paul supporter, analyst claims that Ron Paul's support could be 3% higher than actually polled.
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[Gawain of Orkeny]

Not sure I understand what you are saying. He was the 1988 Libertarian candidate, got 430K votes.

What has he to do with Ron Paul or the current Libertarian party? I though you mistook the names , you know Liber this and Liber that.

Now I understand what your talking about. I thought you meant maybe they would put Lieberman on their ticket.

If Ron Paul were to run as a Libertarian I would Imagine he would draw a decent number of votes. But which party would he hurt worse?

Theres an awful lot of disgusted conservatives out there, and anything is better than Hillary.

[Zaknafien]

I think if Paul played his ads right, he could draw on a large number of Democrat AND Republican votes. Play the great uniter and all that.

[Gawain of Orkeny]

Well If he does i know where Ill waste my vote again this year

[Odin]

He'll do better this time then he did as the Libertatian candidate.

Money is his problem

His 650k warchest isnt going to get him much air time.

[drone]

He'll do better this time then he did as the Libertatian candidate.

Money is his problem

His 650k warchest isnt going to get him much air time.

The price you pay to be an honest man.