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Ron Paul has the right ideas, he's just the wrong package. I think Gary Johnson is much more electable. I'm hoping he decides to run.
Gary Johnson may be more electable, and I'd certainly have no problem voting for him if he ran and Dr. Paul didn't. However, name recognition goes to Dr. Paul, and Paul can get his views across better. Gary Johnson's speaking skills are terrible, though they have improved over the last year. Also, Dr. Paul is better on the issues than Johnson is.
I am a huge Paul fan and will vote for him if he runs and agree with you but I think he's a better writer than speaker, sometimes he stutters worse than Porky Pig
I've only seen two Republicans mentioned so far that I'd vote for in 2012; him and Gary Johnson but I was a supporter in 08 so I'm not adding to the numbers in any way.
Hey buddy! Good to see you around here again.
Apparently there's a rumor that he may run again.
Obviously the political landscape is a lot different than it was in 07 and 08 in his last campaign.
I don't really care what the liberals think about it, I already know they'll want him to run because they think he'll split up the conservative vote.
I'm interested in how many conservatives here would vote for him, considering that at this point there's really no good conservative option.
I mean, please tell me you wouldn't vote for Sarah Palin over Ron Paul
It's amazing to me how after getting blown off by the establishment "conservative" talk radio crowd and their sheeple as well as Republican party........they all now spout Ron Paul talking points in their campaigns. Hmmmmm?
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee leads the 2012 Republican presidential caucus field in Iowa, according to a new poll co-sponsored by The Iowa Republican and Concordia Group.
Huckabee, the top finisher in the 2008 caucuses, received support from 22 percent of likely GOP voters in the survey conducted at the end of July. Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney received 18 percent, followed by 14 percent for former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin placed fourth with 11 percent, despite touting high favorable ratings in The Des Moines Register’s June Iowa Poll. Texas Congressman Ron Paul, who placed fifth in the 2008 caucuses, was in fifth with 5 percentage points.
Mike Huckabee leads the 2012 Republican presidential caucus field in Iowa
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee leads the 2012 Republican presidential caucus field in Iowa, according to a new poll co-sponsored by The Iowa Republican and Concordia Group.
Huckabee, the top finisher in the 2008 caucuses, received support from 22 percent of likely GOP voters in the survey conducted at the end of July. Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney received 18 percent, followed by 14 percent for former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin placed fourth with 11 percent, despite touting high favorable ratings in The Des Moines Registers June Iowa Poll. Texas Congressman Ron Paul, who placed fifth in the 2008 caucuses, was in fifth with 5 percentage points.
Ron Paul is brilliant and is the only politician even worth listening to at this point. That being said,he has no chance. The Socialists and Neocons rule the day. He's a real outsider with no chance of winning support even in his own party. He's a wise & honorable man definitely worth listening to. He'll just keep doing what he does. He never gives up. I really do respect the man.
Apparently there's a rumor that he may run again.
Obviously the political landscape is a lot different than it was in 07 and 08 in his last campaign.
I don't really care what the liberals think about it, I already know they'll want him to run because they think he'll split up the conservative vote.
I'm interested in how many conservatives here would vote for him, considering that at this point there's really no good conservative option.
I mean, please tell me you wouldn't vote for Sarah Palin over Ron Paul
Ron Paul is brilliant and is the only politician even worth listening to at this point. That being said,he has no chance. The Socialists and Neocons rule the day. He's a real outsider with no chance of winning support even in his own party. He's a wise & honorable man definitely worth listening to. He'll just keep doing what he does. He never gives up. I really do respect the man.
Ron Paul should walk away from the Republicans & run on a TEA Party ticket. He will get far more than just 5% of Republican votes mainly from Independents & Liberals. It is so screwed up how the man who has called the economy & war far more correctly than any other politicians can get snubbed like this. If he runs as on Tea Party ticket in the 2012 election he will get a much larger percent of the popular vote than Ross Perot did in 1992.
Apparently there's a rumor that he may run again.
Obviously the political landscape is a lot different than it was in 07 and 08 in his last campaign.
I don't really care what the liberals think about it, I already know they'll want him to run because they think he'll split up the conservative vote.
I'm interested in how many conservatives here would vote for him, considering that at this point there's really no good conservative option.
I mean, please tell me you wouldn't vote for Sarah Palin over Ron Paul
I would not vote for either. Period.
Apparently there's a rumor that he may run again.
Obviously the political landscape is a lot different than it was in 07 and 08 in his last campaign.
I don't really care what the liberals think about it, I already know they'll want him to run because they think he'll split up the conservative vote.
I'm interested in how many conservatives here would vote for him, considering that at this point there's really no good conservative option.
I mean, please tell me you wouldn't vote for Sarah Palin over Ron Paul
It's amazing to me how after getting blown off by the establishment "conservative" talk radio crowd and their sheeple as well as Republican party........they all now spout Ron Paul talking points in their campaigns. Hmmmmm?
Libertarianism is the new "pet rock" of the right.
Ron Paul is brilliant and is the only politician even worth listening to at this point. That being said,he has no chance. The Socialists and Neocons rule the day. He's a real outsider with no chance of winning support even in his own party. He's a wise & honorable man definitely worth listening to. He'll just keep doing what he does. He never gives up. I really do respect the man.
Ron Paul should walk away from the Republicans & run on a TEA Party ticket. He will get far more than just 5% of Republican votes mainly from Independents & Liberals. It is so screwed up how the man who has called the economy & war far more correctly than any other politicians can get snubbed like this. If he runs as on Tea Party ticket in the 2012 election he will get a much larger percent of the popular vote than Ross Perot did in 1992.
Ron Paul has much of a realistic chance of winning the GOP nomination as I do.
Ronald Reagan said:f you analyze it I believe the very heart and soul of conservatism is libertarianism
I voted for him in '08 (first time I ever voted) and will do it again in '12. even if he doesn't run I will still write him in. hes the only real conservative in the federal government.
I voted for him in '08 (first time I ever voted) and will do it again in '12. even if he doesn't run I will still write him in. hes the only real conservative in the federal government.
I would love to see him have an opportunity in the White House.
