Can't The Ron Paul Supporters Do Math?!?!?

lets face it napalm John bomb Iran McCain is one scandal away from oblivion...time to rally the troops around an independent run Paul/Ventura gives us Dream Ticket and millions of people will be exposed to the message of Liberty.
email/call HQ and spread the word

RP08 to restore the Constitution

what a few million people who are bad at math can do when they get together.

More and more people are waking up and joining the R3VOLUTION! We will not be quieted or passified by a psudo-candidate who does not support the Constitution or Freedom!
The fire of Freedom has been ignited by the despotism of our government. This inferno is set with resolve, it is burning with the perseverance of patriotic hearts. Those that would make a stand, those that are hearing the truth, are those that will be the fuel for this growing and spreading wildfire. This fire will be stoked by the love of Liberty. It will strengthen and forge our hearts with the passion of our forefathers. Let their spirit blaze within us as we continue the battle for this great land! We will not be exhausted by the never ending battle against tyranny to regain our nation. We will not be extinguised by the will of a one world government until it lies in ashes at our feet!
THIS IS MY COUNTRY and I WILL fight for her!

Please don't attack me here but I might think I know what's up with McCain and why he always looks drugged. In McCain's defense, I personally think that the corporatists are drugging him intentionally. I might also add that maybe the reason McCain stood with Bush for the 2004 re-election was because he was told to do so or else he and his family would be dead meat. I remember reading many things about him before 2000 and he seemed OK. But the corporatists manipulated him and turned him into one of their own. This doesn't mean I'd vote for him if he represents the same stances as he does now but I'm trying to add 1+1. Who knows, if he was able to stand up to the corporatists, he'd be the "maverick" the MSM was talking about. And I wouldn't be surprised if the corporatists intentionally disturbed Perot's daughter's marriage in '92. That's why we need to be a pain in the ass and kill that SOB Rockefeller. I hope God takes care of that anti-American, treasonous, Neo-Con, MF. The blue plate for tonight is justice with a pinch of blowback and it'll be served cold. Please, I'm just giving my opinion, it doesn't mean I'm voting for McCain. For the long haul.

Maybe this article is preping people for a McCain - Paul Ticket. Could be worse, we had to accept George Bush with Ronald Reagan. I would be nice to see what Ron Paul could do in the background as McCain is out recieving other Presidents, Queens, Popes and whatever grand names we give to people of no real importance.

Ron Paul campaign lends excitement to state Republican convention

Published: June 04, 2008 12:00:00 AM

The Washington State Republican convention this past weekend in Spokane should have been dull and uneventful. All they had to do was approve a slate of national convention delegates to support the obvious nominee, John McCain, vote for a short, concise party platform and leave town. Instead the tenacious Ron Paul people, who made up more than a third of the delegates, contested the McCain forces on virtually every front. When the convention finally closed early Saturday evening, the Paul people promptly held a march outside the convention center and a boisterous rally across the street. They just don’t know when to quit.

It’s this way across the country. The Ron Paul campaign, out of the running for months, continues to cruise in high gear.

Can’t these people do the math?

Of course they can. But Ron Paul’s candidacy isn’t about the math, at least not in the short term. It’s not even about the man himself. It’s about a movement. And what’s driving that movement is the conviction of many Americans that business as usual by both parties has broken the government. President Bush’s approval ratings are in the low-to mid-30s. The Democratic Congress’s approval ratings are under 20 percent. Americans seek a bridge between talk and action.

For many Democrats and much of the media that bridge is Barack Obama, probably the most gifted orator in a generation. He’s new, fresh invigorating. But what does he want to actually DO? Many of his supporters don’t know or particularly care. The Obama campaign isn’t about ideas or an agenda. It’s about him.

For Ron Paul, the message is the change. Never has he voted for an unbalanced budget or a tax increase. He doesn’t shop for federal “perks” for his constituents, nor has he ever sought or accepted an earmarked appropriation. His new book, a manifesto on applying libertarian principles to political action, hit the No. 1 position on the New York Times bestseller list.

And it doesn’t stop at the office. He won’t accept the handsome pension he’s entitled to after two decades in Congress.

His main difference with McCain is over the war, along with Paul’s libertarian social agenda of legalizing drugs and prostitution. But on several key domestic issues, McCain and Paul are in close alignment. Both are spending hawks, and both opposed the recent, disgraceful farm bill, nearly $300 billion of taxpayer subsidies for wealthy agribusinesses, which means higher food prices for you and me. Most of Congress voted for it, including the Senator from Change, Barack Obama.

Both McCain and Paul also line up on taxes. Neither has ever voted for a tax increase that became law and both would make this decade’s tax cuts on people and businesses permanent. Both would also appoint conservative justices to the Supreme Court. And on the biggest domestic issue in the next decade, health care, both McCain and Paul would let people choose their own health care plan and deduct health care spending from their taxes, while Obama and Sen. Clinton would do precisely the opposite and expand the government’s role.

Ideas, not imagery, will ultimately change Washington, DC. That is what the upcoming battle between McCain and Obama should be about. Millions of Ron Paul supporters and sympathizers will be watching. Their candidate has lost but his movement is growing.

McCain is looking very ill these days. He is having a really hard time reading from the telepromters, his pupils are dialated to make me believe that he is being heavily medicated, and the left side of his face is showing signs of a stroke.

I don't wish any harm to anyone, but there are more than just one reason that Paul is sticking around till the convention.

For many Democrats and much of the media that bridge is Barack Obama, probably the most gifted orator in a generation. He’s new, fresh invigorating. But what does he want to actually DO? Many of his supporters don’t know or particularly care. The Obama campaign isn’t about ideas or an agenda. It’s about him.

For Ron Paul, the message is the change. Never has he voted for an unbalanced budget or a tax increase. He doesn’t shop for federal “perks” for his constituents, nor has he ever sought or accepted an earmarked appropriation. His new book, a manifesto on applying libertarian principles to political action, hit the No. 1 position on the New York Times bestseller list.