OMG! Anyone else catch This Week with George S.? NH supporters rock!

What a great endorsement! Who was that guy at the left who made that remark at the end of the panel discussion during the show? I didn't recognize him.

This was a lot better than the green room video, and this was the one that most pople saw, so overall it is a good thing. That lady just wanted to show she knows SOMETHING even though she said RP was printing his own money. Misinformed.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3374026416769899748...

heh pretty good, that bastard better pay up.

Hes catching on I'm telling YA!

Remember! George S. is a lapdog of the Clintons...but he is smart enough to understand that only RP can defeat Hillary. There is another George on the panel with the last name Will, who came out saying "...My man Ron Paul..." Guess some of you mixed the two. The last thing came out of GS's mouth was,"...Ron Paul will probably beat Alan Keys..." If you still dream that he/msm would say anything positive or the complete truth about RP... Goth help you.

...never reached room temperature, measured in Celsius... what a bunch of imbeciles.

Hestia started this thread describing a panel discussion in which signs for Ron Paul are discussed. Later I linked to a clip showing a scene in the Green Room of ABC's This Week this morning.

Signs for Ron Paul never came up in the Green Room clip. Therefore I think it's totally different from the "panel discussion" during the show, which someone else said included reference to the Ron Paul dollars raid. That didn't come up in the Green Room clip either.

So ... we still haven't seen a clip of the panel discussion here. Right?

tbat you should be disheartened. When it comes to these talking heads, the mainstream media, the polling companies, and so forth, keep one thing in mind above all else: ITS NOTHING PERSONAL!!!! Right now, each of those groups (for the most part, there are some who fully understand what a Dr. Paul presidency would mean and are not happy) are stuck in a dying paradigm, a set of beliefs, that they cannot see beyond. You are right, they are living a nice life inside the beltway in D.C. and see Dr. Paul as at best a nuisance.

The main thing to take from this is that it is often times the very people who are closest to a situation who are the last to see a change occuring. Take Enron. The stock was falling like a stone for a while. The average stockholder was getting off what was obviously a sinking ship. They knew a bankrupt company when they saw one. On the other hand, (and sadly) it was people who actually worked for the company, who worked in this big, beautiful building, who saw all the bmw's in the parking lot, and who had become independently wealthy because of this company who could not fathom that it was a house of cards that was worth nothing, zero, zip, nada. Just like the group of talking heads that chuckled at the mention of Ron Paul's name, had you told some of the Enron millionares that in the span of a few weeks, their company and their own pension would be totally wiped out, they would have laughed at you.

Until the moment (hopefully) that Ron Paul wins the NH primary, and this revolution is right on top of them, they will continue to dismiss him. And when Dr. Paul wins, you can be sure that these very same talking heads will be sitting around talking about how they knew Dr. Paul was going to win, because you have such an unhappy, throw-the-bums out electorate.

Its not the talking heads we need to convice, its the average voter. Ignore the talking heads.