Collapse of the GOP

Ron Paul's campaign is ablaze and not even an ocean of water can stop it. It is quite obvious that his potential votes are far more than the media is suggesting. I strongly believe that if the efforts, funding, and the growing support continues to increase at the same pace or more, RP will have the votes necessary to win the primary.

The question then is whether he will be cheated, by his own party, out of an accurate vote count, or simply voting against what the majority had asked for. Considering the questionable Iowa and Texas poll results, the attempts at extorting money from RP, and the list goes on, it would be no surprise for RP to win yet not get the nomination.

I'm not suggesting it will happen that way, but one has to wonder after seeing roadblocks every step of the way. Maybe more of the GOP heads will start to grow consciences and stop hindering his campaign. But make no mistake! If Ron Paul does not get the nomination, the GOP leaders will be the primary reason. The result would be inexcusable.

So take notice GOP heads, the Ron Paul train is here not for a splash, but for the reckonin'. We will accept no other than Ron Paul....period! We can only hope that you will see that his concepts are accurate and join in. Many of you have kids and grandkids that have a right to the America we were promised, and our forefathers fought so hard to attain.

So, if he does not get the nomination, I believe it is time for the GOP to fold as there will be a mass exodus of its' members. There would be no reason to support a party that does not support its' members.

If that day occurs, and I hope it does not, all of the RP supporters should then sign up for another party, possibly the Libertarian. To register Independent would not send an accurate message and does not give proper strength. If many millions of voters change from the GOP (and other parties), to a specific party, that party may then become the strongest of the three causing a collapse of the GOP.

This is not a threat to the GOP, but simply a very likely scenario that they just may want to consider. While we have many less freedoms these days, we still have a right to choose the party we join. I can think of no better way to flex our freedom muscles of justice than by having the GOP collapse after not listening to its' constituents.

So GOP heads, in the words of Doc Holliday in my favorite movie Tombstone, "Say When!"

Bob W., Naples, FL