They blindly follow whoever the media elite put in front of them and then call Paul supporters Ronbots or Paulbots.

They can't articulate and defend their candidate's positions because most are too lazy to even find out what the issues are much less find out what a candidate's position is.

The best part of all is if they do finally get off their can and take a few minutes to research Ron Paul's positions on issues they will find themselves supporting Ron Paul.

Unfortunately most would rather remain ignorant then prove themselves wrong.

To dismiss Ron Paul is fine, most media seems to do this. To dismiss his message is irresponsible and accepting of the status quo. Do you really think the status quo is acceptable? Check the g-damn polls! There is no faith in Congress and The President. To elect a carbon copy of Bush or a big business backed Democrat does - NOTHING.

What is the mission? If you think it's to restore the will of the people then Ron Paul is your man. If you want the same old same old, bow down and kiss the feet that kick you...doesn't matter if you vote Republican or Democrat, you'll get the same result... a continuation of the
concentration of power in the hands of our "rulers".

Ron Paul isn't going away...he's coming to the White House and that scares the hell out of the
dishonest majority in Washington D.C. and the people that feed off their corruption.
Why do you think his support grows the more people hear about him? Give us some credit. most Americans have felt powerless, now we have an honest candidate...we can see it, the corporate owned media doesn't want us to see it. Sorry too late cat is out of the bag. If you've never felt Patriotic I feel for you, you can only ridicule, his supporters, that's sad. I for one stopped believing what you, the media tell me to believe. We the people will give the media a message on 12/16 and again in the NH primary, maybe it's time you heard us??
Ron Pauls' message is simple - follow the Constitution, fiscal sanity and Liberty for all. What's so scary about that?

"U.S. Home Prices Fell 4.5% in Third Quarter, Most in at Least Two Decades"
"Holiday Sales in U.S. Fail to Meet Forecasts as Discounted Items in Demand"
"U.S. Consumer Confidence Drops More Than Forecast on Housing, Fuel Costs"
"ECB's Hurley Says Threat to Economic Growth From Credit Collapse Is Rising"
"New York Fed Will Arrange $8 Billion of Repos to Hold Down Banks' Costs"
"Recession in U.S. Increasingly Likely Next Year, Economists Say in Survey"

Red hot economy indeed. Looks more like Carter-era stagflation to me. The U.S. economy is fueled by debt and expansion of the fiat money supply, and we can expect an inflationary shock and recession in the coming year. Conversely, the price of gold has risen from $270 in November 2000 to $830 today. Rising gold signals economic decline. Simple as that.

A conservative republican, if they wouldn't worry so much about re-election only, could easily balance the budget and keep this red hot economy going. They just need to stick to their republican values.

That's hysterical.

Conservative repulicans have shown consistently over the past two decades that all they care about is getting elected.

And I'm sorry, but the opportunity for republicans to balance the budget sailed seven years ago.

Red hot economy? You must not be an economist, or a very realistic individual.

Deficits, fiscal irresponsibility, war and out-of-control spending is what the republicans stand for. That is what Bush made your party, and you all happily went along for the ride.

It's nice that you want to distance the republican party from the failed policies of Bush, but unfortunately you own him. At least take pride in what he hath wrought.

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But what is that comment about "the profile of libertarianism inside the Republican Party"? Republicans are NOT libertarians. A conservative republican, if they wouldn't worry so much about re-election only, could easily balance the budget and keep this red hot economy going. They just need to stick to their republican values.

How about running on that, Ron Paul, since you are cowardly enough to call yourself a republican yet run from the party.