nowstopwhining
Too many brownies
I love this man!
"January 24, 2008
Thursday was both a good day and a bad day for Ron Paul.
First, the good news: Ron Paul has unveiled his Comprehensive Economic Revitalization Plan. Other candidates may peddle so-called "stimulus" packages, but only the bold economic vision laid out by Dr. Paul provides a real plan for reforming our economic system.
And Friday, newly appointed economic advisor Donald Luskin will discuss Ron Paul's economic plan on Mancow at 9:30 AM ET and on Ed Schultz at 1:30 PM ET. Listen in and enjoy!
Today we also unveiled a new graphic on our front page which we call "There were 11, now there are 5", which highlights the fact that over half of the original contenders for the GOP presidential nomination have now dropped out of the race. Who will be next? Can Rudy Giuliani survive more primary losses to Dr. Paul than the five he's already sustained?
But now the bad news: Not surprisingly, the political and media establishment are trying to stop Ron Paul's message from getting out. Just look at what's happening in Louisiana. The Louisiana Republican Party has only posted "unofficial" results from the state's Jan. 22 caucuses on their website. And they are claiming that John McCain won with Ron Paul in second.
But we suspect that when all of the provisional ballots are counted, Ron Paul's showing will be even better. For more information on the "boondoggle in the bayou", read ABC News' coverage here.
There's a ton going on, and as always, more news will be coming. But as you know, we are competing against an entrenched media and political elite. For that reason, it is even more important that we have the war chest necessary to get Dr. Paul's message - our message - out to the rest of our country. Donate as generously as you can now: https://www.ronpaul2008.com/donate.
The fight has just begun.
Jonathan Bydlak
Fundraising Director
Ron Paul 2008"
"January 24, 2008
Thursday was both a good day and a bad day for Ron Paul.
First, the good news: Ron Paul has unveiled his Comprehensive Economic Revitalization Plan. Other candidates may peddle so-called "stimulus" packages, but only the bold economic vision laid out by Dr. Paul provides a real plan for reforming our economic system.
And Friday, newly appointed economic advisor Donald Luskin will discuss Ron Paul's economic plan on Mancow at 9:30 AM ET and on Ed Schultz at 1:30 PM ET. Listen in and enjoy!
Today we also unveiled a new graphic on our front page which we call "There were 11, now there are 5", which highlights the fact that over half of the original contenders for the GOP presidential nomination have now dropped out of the race. Who will be next? Can Rudy Giuliani survive more primary losses to Dr. Paul than the five he's already sustained?
But now the bad news: Not surprisingly, the political and media establishment are trying to stop Ron Paul's message from getting out. Just look at what's happening in Louisiana. The Louisiana Republican Party has only posted "unofficial" results from the state's Jan. 22 caucuses on their website. And they are claiming that John McCain won with Ron Paul in second.
But we suspect that when all of the provisional ballots are counted, Ron Paul's showing will be even better. For more information on the "boondoggle in the bayou", read ABC News' coverage here.
There's a ton going on, and as always, more news will be coming. But as you know, we are competing against an entrenched media and political elite. For that reason, it is even more important that we have the war chest necessary to get Dr. Paul's message - our message - out to the rest of our country. Donate as generously as you can now: https://www.ronpaul2008.com/donate.
The fight has just begun.
Jonathan Bydlak
Fundraising Director
Ron Paul 2008"
lol.. that's what i meant. 10 terms..
this is not a lost cause, we have more volunteers in Illinois than Iowa had. Supporters who "opt out" of helping this campaign because "oh everyones blah blah here"-- you are the reason Ron Paul isn't doing better. Put your values into your actions- the personal reward is better than any high. The southwest and western Chicago suburbs are littered with Ron Paul signs. The only other candidate sign I've seen in this state is Obama, and that was only in the inner city. 