Do you REALLY think Ron Paul could become President of the US?

Filed under: News, Politics | By: Daniel
Posted on: November 6, 2007 | 38 Comments

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I know most of the web loves Ron Paul and we have covered a lot of news on him in the past with most of it being positive about Ron Paul, but I just find it hard to believe that Ron Paul could really make it to President of the US.

Most of the comments we get are from people who are backing Ron Paul, listening too many of his videos I love his fresh view on politics.

With my opinion of the world of politics being very controlled to the point that the public do not always get what they want, what’s your opinion?

Do you REALLY think Ron Paul could become President of the US?

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38 Responses to “Do you REALLY think Ron Paul could become President of the US?”

  1. Jeremy Staden says:

    Are you registered Republican?

    Will you vote for Ron Paul in your State’s primary in 2 months.

    If you do, Ron Paul could be the next President of the United States.

  2. Rolland says:

    Absolutely. His message resonates when heard, and his record is absolute proof that the message is genuine. Very electable!

  3. Mark says:

    Not only can he, he must if we are to return to the priciples that made this nation the envy of the world, today we have been overrun by outside puppetry, Dr. Paul is the only one not bought and paid for.

    Simple, he wins or our country loses forever the opportunity to honor our ancestors with quality in the executive branch.

  4. Mark says:

    Absolutely. I think he’ll actually win it by a landslide. Think about this: Main stream polling has Ron Paul at 2% nationwide. If their numbers are right, then Ron Paul just broke the GOP single day fundraising record with a base that is a fraction of what the front-runners boast. Imagine what he could do once more people wake up to his message.

    The next fundraiser is already starting to get organized:

    http://www.teaparty07.com

  5. Ray S says:

    What percentage of the American public want out of Iraq? What percentage of them consider it the No 1 issue? Which presidential candidate is offering them what they are asking for?

    Pretty obvious why Ron Paul is getting traction, don’t you think?

  6. Bill K says:

    No. I think the American people are fairly stupid after years of being dumbed down by a failing education system, and that only an act of God will wake them up to the fact that Ron Paul is founding father material, and the right one to lead us out of bondage. He’s the Moses of our day…”Let my people go!”

    I’d love to see him as President. Hey you…hey dummy…hey average American…wake up.

  7. badmedia says:

    no, I don’t think he can win. I know he will win. Because he represents real american values, and the media doesn’t show it. The so called media polls everyone likes to cite, only poll about 350-500 people, and they only call people who voted in the 2004 primaries. As Bush was a lock for the republican nomination, only the diehard bush fans voted(the turnout for the primaries was the lowest in history). So the entire calling pool from which they get those people is from less than 6% of the population, and then a small number from that even. They are called “scientific” under the assumption that those would be the only people to vote in the next primary. Every other measure, which is not narrowed down to such a small number of select individuals, or buying up massive amounts of votes, Ron Paul wins despite the obvious bias from the corporate media.

    He is winning by a long shot, and everybody knows it, but they haven’t given up yet, and they know all is lost the minute it is known he is winning, as they lose all their BS talking points calling supporters spammers, kids in a basement and what not. All of which is proven untrue if you look at youtube videos of rallys, but they are hoping people don’t see that.

    I supported a libertarian candidate in 2004. I know exactly what 1 and 2% support is like. The difference between then and now is like night and day.

  8. Alex Merced says:

    If any of the following is a sign, He’ll Win:

    - STRAW POLL results
    - FundRaising
    - Event Turnout
    - Online and Text Message Polling
    - Volunteer Base
    (note: even if you don’t trust online polls, he’s dominated the OFFLINE straw polls)

    Why?

    Cause the straw polls internalize “New Voters” which make up ROn Pauls base, the disenfranchised and young who didn’t vote last time.

    The Rasmussen/Gallup Polls only poll “likely voters” by landline which brings up two issues:

    - who are likely voters (the six percent of registered of republican voters who voted in the 2004 primaries)

    - are landlines still an effective way to get people, and how many of these people are willing to participate in phone polls and how representative are they.

    It’s safe to say that the “likely voter” pool is made up of neo-cons since there was only one person on the ballot at the 2004 primaries giving little reason for anyone else to come vote.

    Ron Paul does not serve the Neo-Agenda, so that he has any piece of the Rasmussen/Gallup polls is amazing.

  9. E Philipp says:

    Absolutely! With over 30,000 donors participating in this effort, this shows incredible mass support that if they are dedicated enough to send cash, ought to be dedicated enough to vote! The Ron Paul campaign is about the Message. Ron Paul himself is just the honest guy behind the message–his integrity shines with his voting record. I will vote for him–He doesn’t want the job, the office, title or the secret service–he wants to serve the country.

  10. Jason says:

    He just raised more than $4 million dollars in a day, and his trajectory is heading up, not down, so yes, he has a better chance than “front runner” John McCain right now. Plus, he supporters will be in every voting booth to vote without question. If there is snow, or it is cold out, Romney and Giuliani’s people won’t show up. They arent empassioned like we are, and the passion is spreading.

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