Tell me it aint so !!!!

thank you Dr.Paul i dont have to leave country !!!! atleast not yet lol Jack i can sleep tonight.

And neither will I.

that could have been a lot shorter.

"tell me it ain't so"

ok. it ain't so.

"I see no reason to end this campaign"

-Ron Paul, in Houston, shortly after 10:00 PM

At first I was (and still am) very, very sad when I heard Dr. Paul was ending his campaign. But I thought about what he did. Think about it... own convention, ending Pres campaign, starting Campaign for Liberty organization... what's next for Dr. Paul? He's a genius. Let me try to get my point out. I know you must feel shattered at the news. Many of us were. But we all know that this revolution was never ever about one man, it was about the message. Me and my dad have been staunch RP supporters. Back to my point... what he's doing is playing the MSM's game. They think that it's a Obama vs McCain race. He's playing his cards very wisely. He decided to end the campaign and this is good because he can get that money from the campaign into the Campign for Liberty and also bug the media. He hasn't finished yet, I'm convinced! He's trying to get all over the map, didn't you see Dr. Paul and other Congress members say that they wanted to talk to Iran? He's trying to bug the MSM indirectly and it's a good strategy. I see it as him just playing the MSM game now but when people finally wake up, and he's winning, then he plays by his rules. At least that's the conclusion I'm able to get now and if anybody knows the real stuff and I'm dead wrong on something, don't doubt to correct me. Now that the Revolution 2.0 is starting, I want to participate in a bad way (actually I'm on the Campaign for Liberty website now).

You are. Wring your hands and worry about the incidentals of whether one individual among 300 million plus is running or not running for the White House.

Do you really get it?

Why put so much mental energy into thinking about one man? Isn't the real answer what he and so many others propose as solutions to the problems our nation faces?

If you were Jefferson today, would you be worrying about whether some individual was running or not running for the White House? Or would you, in contrast, continue on with the themes that are truly important to you and your families?

We've all been hoodwinked. Look, I don't know what to think anymore the corporate media has told us four times now (at least) Ron Paul is no longer in the race. Then Ron Paul comes back and says that he's still fighting for delegates and getting motions passed. Whatever the media says, including Ron Paul's own media spokesman, has proven to be just dead wrong. If this is one case where everyone isn't crying wolf falsely then I take heart from the message on his website.

The campaign for liberty has a plan to bolster the great programs they've already started-like the precinct leader program, and the vast amount of education they want to unleash on the sleeping American public. The message is extremely hopeful and determined to get this country back on course. Now they are asking for 11,000 people to goto St. Paul and 100,000 members for the campaign for liberty. Before Super Tuesday the movements response to the campaigns request was tepid at best-the campaign asked for $25 million and 250,000 precinct leaders-they got $2million and 10,000 precinct leaders. The ball is in our court. Either we step up and knock this out of the ballpark or we go back and wait for what's in store for us with four more years of disaster.

are feeling kind of like we all did when Dr. Paul put out that video after Super Tuesday, it is understandable. But don't be pissed off. It won't help...and slandering him by linking him with the CFR really is uncalled for. Let's get on board with what he is doing, I think it is great. Plus, he was not going to be the nominee, even if McCain were to pass away, Romney or one of the other has rans would get the nod. Let's work on the platform, let's show them our strength with the rally, and let's take the party back a precinct at a time!

Look, Ron Paul wasn't going to be the Republican candidate for President. I, for one, am very happy, however, that he will be FORMALLY continuing to spread his message. The campaign is over, but the revolution is just beginning.

I know it's said to see the campaign end. After all, that's how most of us got involved and so excited about Dr. Paul. But I'm very happy that he will be pressing forward with the Campaign for Liberty.

Although at my first glance reading this new info, I was also discouraged, I looked further:

I say delegates hang tight and do your job, making your voices and votes be counted-you are every bit as important now, as you were before this new announcement was made. You all remember back early spring when we all saw the utube of our leader saying the campaign was winding down, at first thought we were all under the impression then, that he was dropping out, but he showed us otherwise. He has been picking up more momentum as he goes along. Suspending is not the same as dropping out of the race. Example: (Some of us have speculated here about who would be appointed, were something to happen where McCain wouldn't or couldn't win the nomination) because there are a couple others who have only "suspended" their campaigns also. I say hold on, don't get too discouraged, the good doctor hasn't led us the wrong way, yet, and I don't see it happening in the future either.