Hidden Sting in McCain question...

The question posed by RP was on an absolutley taboo subject... The President's Workers Team - aka The Plunge Protection team. The group that purchases the market shares when wall street tumbles. it was put in by Regan in 88. Mcain knew about it, he wasn't going to answer RP's question about shining light on that group The Plunge Protection Team has no accountability, no minutes or records on their meetings... Ron Paul is becoming more of a Patriot by the minute by dragging these groups into the light of scrutiny!!!!

Is this not a TV ad?

One of the persons McCain rambled-on about was Peter G. Peterson.

If some of you here don't believe in an elite behind the scenes who are truly running the show, I suggest doing about 10-15 minutes of searching on this character.

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Patrick G.
Polk County, Florida

I think: Some how Ron Paul KNEW that McCain did not know what that group was.

Which explains why Ron Paul didn't go to more trouble to explain to the audience what he was talking about (he would have known the media will pick up on it later).

Watch Ron Paul's face - he's like a crafty fox at a rabbit burrow. He set up a trap.

Even people in the MSM must have been shocked. THEY know about that group. I mean, they don't mind supporting a lying scumbag - but do they really want to support a FOOL????

Absolutely Brilliant question by Ron Paul in so many remarkable ways! Not only does it expose the total moron that McMoron is, but it is exposing the PPT to the general public without RP having to make any conspiracy theory type statements to point it out. Once bloggers get hold of the topic they will point out that this group is illegally working in concert to change the market to the detriment of many investors and that they are doing this illegal activity with the public's money.

I think this question was a carefully considered tactic in the campaign's new economic strategy. I have noticed a shift in RP's rhetoric about the war during the debate. He now is hammering on the "Overseas Empire" and that we can't afford it, rather than the Iraq war. This is also genius because it forces voters to consider the Iraq war as just one small portion (but very costly and very deadly) of our huge overseas responsibilities. The voter must now start considering hmmm, where do we cut back? I think RP has a strategic plan to lead his opponents into a rhetorical quagmire, to underline (and bring "sunshine' to) some of the crazy economic schemes taking place in D.C. and beyond, and to gain proper credit to himself for his economic foresight, excellent workable economic plan, and his highly credentialed and respected economic advisory panel his now assembling. He may just be outfoxing those numbskulls in DC and the media! Amazing!!

I really feel that we (Paul supporters) view things differently than McCain supporters.

When we see McCain make that "huh?" face we read it as, he's a war mongering moron...but a McCain supporter see it as "This Paul guy doesn't make any sense."

We need to look at the debates and commercials through the eyes of those not supporting Paul yet.

I appreciate the sentiment, and I always love an inside jab, but we're dealing with the average uninformed American.
Dr. Paul needs to be blunt on Television.
He did do it a few time last night. For example; he kept saying "we're broke", that's good! People need to be TOLD things, they're far too lazy to analyze questions and answers for "hidden" meaning. We know this, why don't Paul's advisors know this?

Here's the question Dr. Paul should have asked:
"Sen. McCain you have stated that you are willing to stay in Iraq for 100+ years...how do you propose to pay for that, sir."

Tell me that wouldn't have KILLED McCain right there on that stage.
It's a 1-2 punch, instead we got an insider's question.
I don't blame Dr. Paul, he's not the best at this nasty political game, and that's why love him! but his advisers could help him out a bit.