The Republican establishment, spearheaded by neo-con talking heads like Rush Limbaugh, are once again party to an orchestrated hoax as part of an effort to sideline Ron Paul by claiming he is a fringe candidate even as his success in national polls prove he is a powerful front runner for the 2012 presidential election.
As the video above illustrates, not only has Ron Paul received more than double the amount of donations from active duty military personnel than all of the other Republican candidates combined, he has also raised more money from the troops than President Obama himself.
By characterizing Ron Paul supporters as "nuts on parade," Limbaugh has simultaneously insulted the thousands of U.S. troops he routinely claims to support.
The Texan Congressman's recent success in nationwide polls underscores how promising his chances are as we approach the height of the election season, a prospect that has the establishment running scared.
- According to numerous different polls, Paul romped to victory in Thursday's presidential debate in Iowa. He received more than triple the number of votes garnered by runner-up Newt Gingrich, according to a Fox News poll which was later pulled from the Fox News website.
- The Washington Post speculates that Paul could win the key Ames straw poll this weekend or at the very least perform well against the likes of Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann and former Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty.
- A new CNN/ORC poll shows that Ron Paul is a front runner nationally, currently tied in third with 12 per cent behind Romney and Perry.
As we pointed out last year, Ron Paul is the only presidential candidate who can defeat Obama. Despite Obama’s plummeting popularity, Paul's GOP rivals, the likes of Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney, have all lost support at a similar pace to the President.
The talking point being repeated by neo-cons and other establishment media types of "I like Ron Paul, but he cannot win," is a transparent bid to manipulate the American people by pretending that Paul is a fringe candidate even as his poll successes prove he is a front runner.
Only by challenging this fraud head on can we communicate the fact that Ron Paul's policies represent the only solution to help rescue a crumbling America that has been gutted economically, socially and geopolitically by decades of phony partisanship and a complete abrogation from both parties of the constitutional foundation of the country.
Poster Comment:
You have a choice, elect Ron Paul President, or suffer four more years of Obama. He's the only one that can beat hObama.
I do agree that next summer, Paul will be one of three contenders still standing along with Perry and Romney. But he's not going to get the nomination.
The GOP has three core constituencies. Anyone who gets the nomination has to have enthusiastic support from one of these three blocks and has to be acceptable to the other two.
1.) Economic Conservatives have warmed up considerably to Ron Paul over the last two years.
2.) Social Conservatives like his pro-life stand, but dislike his positions on the drug war, Israel and a bunch of other issues.
3.) The neo-cons, are openly hostile towards him. While the neo-cons represent the smallest of the GOP voting blocks, they are over-represented in the "conservative" media and can sway "conservative" opinion significantly. They can move the social conservatives against Paul by hammering Paul's less than enthusiastic support for Israel.
This small group of terrorists [Tea Party members] have made it impossible to spend any money. -- Mike Doyle (D-PA)
Dr. Paul is the ONLY republican that I would consider voting for.
Absent his name at the top of the ticket, I will vote for gridlock.
Furthermore, in the races for congress, senate, etc. I will never again vote for any candidate who is currently in office.
Just my one vote, just my opinion.......... (I would actually like to see an "american idol" type of competition on TV that would deliver a third party candidate.....)
