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**TimoPizaz** · 05-05-2012, 09:46 PM

http://www.cnn.com/2012/05/04/opinio...aul/index.html

"...Paul's campaign represents a message that is bigger and perhaps more popular than the candidate himself. As it continues to collect small numbers of delegates and capture control of local GOPs, Paulism is proving itself to be in rude health. Long after Mitt is nominated, feted at the convention, beaten by Obama and recycled as a question on Jeopardy ("In 2012, he lost every state but Utah." "Who is ... Britt Gormley?"), Paul's philosophy will still be a factor in national politics -- something to be feared and courted in equal measure..."

This is correct. I am not going away, regardless of how many times Rocat spams that Andrew McCathy quote. America needs someone who understands the economy, can cut wasteful spending, and who will create jobs. I am that candidate.

05-05-2012, 09:46 PM	#6
TimoPizaz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 420 Senior Member	http://www.cnn.com/2012/05/04/opinio...aul/index.html "...Paul's campaign represents a message that is bigger and perhaps more popular than the candidate himself. As it continues to collect small numbers of delegates and capture control of local GOPs, Paulism is proving itself to be in rude health. Long after Mitt is nominated, feted at the convention, beaten by Obama and recycled as a question on Jeopardy ("In 2012, he lost every state but Utah." "Who is ... Britt Gormley?"), Paul's philosophy will still be a factor in national politics -- something to be feared and courted in equal measure..." This is correct. I am not going away, regardless of how many times Rocat spams that Andrew McCathy quote. America needs someone who understands the economy, can cut wasteful spending, and who will create jobs. I am that candidate.
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