It wasn't long ago that I thought Ron Paul was a long shot candidate for president. But now, thanks to a groundswell of support from intelligent people all across the nation, Ron Paul is suddenly in the running. While the mainstream media continues to attack Paul and make it look like he doesn't stand a chance, Paul has actually become the top choice among thinking people across America. That's why the Ron Paul revolution is now being called, "The Revolution of the Intelligent."
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Since liberals detest Christmas, Hillary, Al, DiFi, and the rest of the left-wing gang have come up with a Grinchy (and off-key) carol to celebrate the secular season. Based on the book "Help! Mom! The 9th Circuit Nabbed the Nativity" by Katharine DeBrecht.
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For the past several months there has been much talk on the internet about revolution. "Ron Paul Revolution" is the dominant mantra for Dr. Pauls supporters and in their minds, they are having a revolution. The word "revolution" excites us and motivates us to action but at this point I am not so sure we are really having a revolution.
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Wake up America! You really need to watch this video.
Ron Paul CNN/Youtube Republican Debate 11-28-2007
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Reality Check: What would a Ron Paul presidency be like?
by David Heiert
OK, some believe, as I do, that Ron Paul can win the presidency. So we must wonder what America would be like if it happened.
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Have Liberals Finally Stretched The Constitution Too Far?
Written by J.J. Jackson
Baseball may be America's favorite pastime, but liberals have a favorite pastime of their own; stretching and warping the Constitution. They've been at it so long that it has become a sport which they excel at and one at which daily practice is strongly encouraged, if not already mandated, for any aspiring leftist.
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Most of the Presidential candidates agreed following the debate this evening that all the candidates, with the exception of Congressman Paul, were pretty much the same.
I agree with that characterization.
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