Ron Paul For The Long Haul

Article By Writer Michael Kraft Author: Michael Kraft
Published: January 20, 2008
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Well MSNBC, was forced to talk about Ron Paul as he placed second in the Nevada primary and beat the media favorite Juan (John) McCain.

MSNBC admit the reality that Ron Paul has a large stash of money and the ability to outlast almost any other candidate. The second place win and the fact that Ron Paul has beat Rudy Giuliani in almost every state so far.

All media supression considered, Ron Paul has still been placing in the top 4 for most states and beat top tier candidates or two in every contest so far.

Ron Paul second in Nevada and in the fight to the end

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11 Responses to “Ron Paul For The Long Haul”

Tess on January 20th, 2008 3:15 pm

Get use to it, Ron Paul is in it for the Long Haul. Giuliani is done.
eric on January 20th, 2008 4:17 pm

Can you hear that….

Tick..tick…tick

Tomorrow is when the people rise up and be heard. Tomorrow is going to be big.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAWClI8zsH4
chris on January 20th, 2008 5:15 pm

In Nevada, our man Ron Paul had more votes cast for him than Billary, despite her 50% win. He is definitely in it for the long haul, and eyes will open to the truth of what is happening in America.
Chris on January 20th, 2008 6:00 pm

Yep, long haul for sure, get ready for the next money bomb! tomorrow jan 21, check it out at www.freeatlast2008.com
brad on January 20th, 2008 6:08 pm

Thank you sir for giving Dr. Paul fair coverage. If I’m not mistaken, this is your fourth article in 2 days.

With so much bias against him, every little bit helps.

Also, thank you for bringing to the attention of your readers the fact that our “free” press is clearly biased showing undeniable favoritism towards some while ignoring others completely, this despite the facts that are screaming at us in the face.

Thank you for calling the MSM out on their own game.
ron page on January 20th, 2008 6:24 pm

” If forced to vote for one of the ‘big four’ Republican candidates, which would you choose?
Rudy Giuliani (54)
Mitt Romney (102)
John McCain (67)
Fred Thompson (67)
348 total votes”

what the hell kind of poll is that?! and how the hell is Fred Thompson and Rudy Giuliani bigger candidates than Ron Paul now?!?!

Ron I am not even going to adress this point again. Try reading around to the other 20 people saying the same thing you said and answer this for yourself
Roger The Okcitykid on January 20th, 2008 7:49 pm

I visited my mom, she watches TV, not being real good at the internet.

I was shocked and remembered why I didn’t watch TV. Not once on local channel five, NBC or ABC did they even mention Ron Pauls name when describing Nevada. I’m like Ron Paul came in second that’s news.

I heard them say, “Bush has warning to Congress concerning the economy.” I’m like screw, he created this mess, I remembered why I don’t watch TV. The more you watch the less you know.
Jeff Winchell on January 20th, 2008 8:11 pm

As much as I would prefer Paul over Clinton, the claim that Paul got more votes than her in Nevada is false. The networks ALL have botched reporting results for the Nevada Democratic Caucus by listing the numbers as votes. They are county delegate numbers, analogous to the reporting for the Iowa Democratic Caucus. There were 115,800+ voters in the Nevada Democratic Caucus (according to the Nevada Democratic Party website today). So that means that Clinton got about the same amount of votes as the entire Republican party did in Nevada.

Aside from Paul, I would never vote for any of the other Republicans, but if I were a fan of the Republican party, I’d be concerned why in so many states, with interesting races in both parties, voters are turning out overwhelmingly more for the Democratic races than for the Republican ones.
Beau on January 20th, 2008 11:49 pm

Ron Paul is allowing the American people to use him as our instrument of voice and belief for what we know is right and Constitutional, let’s not take it for granted.

As long as we continue to fund and support Ron Paul he will continue to fight.
Suzanne Stallings on February 5th, 2008 8:44 am

Jeff Katz on WBT makes fun of Ron Paul, and even says Ron is not a conservative!

I tried my best with emails to convince Jeff that he was wrong,and his responses were the
same that he spews on show.

Please remove any reference to Jeff Katz!
Michael Kraft on February 5th, 2008 1:46 pm

Suzanne, I believe you met our webmaster off of WT Harris outside of Goodwill. He had a conversation with you about Katz turning his back on Ron Paul.

I agree it is shameful, but Jeff Katz has been a very very strong Anti-”Juan McCain” voice.

His interview calling McCaim out for his amnesty stance for criminal aliens earns him a spot on our site.

Katz may be wrong on Ron Paul on our opinion….but he is a very strong friend in the voice of common sense against amnesty for criminals,…a big problem in Charlotte.