Ron Paul's Meteoric Rise

The time has come to reflect and consider just how far Ron Paul has come.

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[Knocks4U]

I simply love this man Dr Ron Paul and the tremendous courage he has exhibited over the many years he has stood mostly alone against the Capitol Hill Mob speaking out for our liberties.If only 10% of the other members of Congress had a mere 1% of the backbone Ron Paul has,this country could soon begin the long struggle of recovering to being the once great nation others around the world once envied.

[dnajlion7]

With the 1st Ron Paul DVD beings sent to all 4000 plus delegates tomorrow and Monday, a turning point in history could still unfold. If ever there was a time to humble ourselves and pray, it is now. Everything could change in the next few weeks . . .

[cloud1232006]

we'll take this country back... the oppressed will soon be freed... all over the world... this is a global revolution... this will set the example america was meant to set. This is what america stands for... Ron Paul 08

[bdrocker]

ironic that the other republican candidates are going bankrupt as the country is going bankrupt...

[Keruaran]

@bdrocker

I just noticed your comment is 4 years old... my bad... still relevant though!

[Keruaran]

@bdrocker

And while this is happening, Ron Paul has given 'the little guy' hope and money is pouring into his campaign from all over the country. Currently at just over 1.5m in what seems a matter of days. Alone, Joe Average cannot compete with the Goldman Sachs money behind Romney, but a million Joe Averages can start a revolution.

[Cwhambone]

@TheCommonMan101 Well Ron did lead the charge to Audit the Fed, but I think his real productivity has come from his consistent message. His consistent message has inspired millions of people to return back to a desire to follow the Constitution again, and has given them hope that there is someone who represents them, which imo has made him the most productive. The bigger the govt gets- the harder it is for the people to control it. Sounds to me like Paul is the candidate for you though =]

[TheCommonMan101]

@Cwhambone By productive, I meant anything productive. You make a pretty good point though. Perhaps being the least productive can be translated as being also the least destructive. That would certainly be appropriate for the 2012 elections, in which our choice for president will be the least bad. As far as descending into tyranny, that already happened. The size of government isn't the problem. Its who controls it that is the problem. Government needs to be of and by the people again.

[Cwhambone]

@TheCommonMan101 Congress has a 5% approval rating and has been on the path to bigger and more restrictive government for the past few decades. If productive is speeding up the descent into tyranny then I guess you're right.

[TheCommonMan101]

Unstoppable rise? He has served as a congressman and nothing else. He hasn't even successfully sponsered a bill in all that time that he has been a congressman. For all his big talk, he is actually the least productive person to have ever been elected to congress.

[morten93]

He probably would get assasinated but what would happen then? A damn real revolution would be put into motion aimed to rip the power grip that the top business men and politicians have on America!

[ohgidgetz]

I wonder when you will stop getting maad just because someone doesn't support the person you choose to vote for.