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Ron Paul Campaign Updates

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Great report from NH, Operation Live Free or Die by a young man from Tyler Texas
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=69299

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We knock on the doors of people with other candidates' signs in their yards. We have removed John Edwards signs and replaced them with Ron Paul signs on request by the homeowner. Two days ago, a 4 x 8 Hillary sign was hauled down at the owners request and replaced with a Ron Paul sign. The support for opposition candidates tends to be paper thin. When confronted with the facts, many voters are flipped to Ron Paul.

Just today I left a slim Jim on a door while canvassing. The homeowner returned before we left the area and chased us down and said, "You'd better take this back before I through it in the trash." He was a Kucinich supporter who hates republicans. We talked on the street for about 10 minutes about the war, the corporations, and civil liberties. He left with a Ron Paul DVD and he said that if Ron Paul finishes in the top 3 in Iowa, he would
vote for him in the NH primary on Jan 8th.

One of the most effective tools that we have here has been the US Constitution. People in NH take the Constitution more seriously than do the people of any other state that I have seen. I have seen unregistered non-voters commit to register and vote for Ron Paul based on Ron Paul's support for the Constitution. We use the Cato Institute version which is a very nice copy with gold lettering on the cover. It stands out sharply against the piles of mail from opposition candidates.

The impact on the ground of the OLFD grassroots volunteers has made an enormous impact. No other candidate has anything close to what we have. Yesterday in Franklin, NH, I saw a lone Hillary canvasser making her rounds through the same neighborhood that 4 Ron Paul canvassers were covering. This was in a small town with a total of ten Ron Paul canvassers. A week ago I saw a lone Obama canvasser who was competing against 6 Ron Paulers in a minivan.
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#542

mccain and romney with high ratings is very good news IMO.

seems like every neocon has their own forte about them that about ties things up and makes the conditions ripe for the taking.

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#543

Who is Olbermann?

Look at this video... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5-pi8bnuh0

So true... Amazing video. I'm sure Olbermann would support Ron Paul.

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#544

The New Year's Eve money bomb is happening now. The goal is to break $20 million for Q4 (and to raise $23 million within the next 6 weeks for a Super Tuesday blitz).

Watch it here: http://paulcash.slact.net/

Donate here: https://www.ronpaul2008.com/donate/

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On the importance of the fundraising from the Wall Street Journal today:

... Mr. Paul's ability to reel in increasingly large hauls of campaign cash is a measure of his supporters' passion for his libertarian views -- and an unflattering mirror of his better known rivals' campaigns, whose fund-raising trends have been downward.

Mr. Paul's total is all the more impressive because, unlike other candidates, few of his donors are giving the maximum $2,300 check. About 90 percent of Mr. Paul's contributions come through online donations that average $100 per donor, said his spokesman, Jesse Benton. "We have powerful grassroots support," he said. "It shows how hungry people are for real change."

It also means Mr. Paul will have money to run television ads and hire staff for campaign operations even in big states, like Florida, which holds its primary on Jan. 29. ...
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Ron Paul's War Chest Swelled in 4th Quarter

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Supporters of long-shot presidential hopeful Ron Paul say the Montana Republican Party's quirky caucus rules could create an opening for their candidate that other states don't offer.
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"I think some candidates aren't doing anything in this state," Frisch said. "I think by far Ron Paul has the most activity. ... A lot more people who support Ron Paul are interested in filling these vacancies."
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"In some counties, people are looking at Ron Paul supporters and they are not sure who we are and what we are all about," said Paul's state coordinator, David Hart. "Some people are concerned there is going to be a change in the power base, and they should be." ...
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Paul Partisans See Montana Opportunity

Texas Congressman Ron Paul bested all other Republican Presidential candidates in the Oklahoma Conservative Political Action Committee (OCPAC) straw poll conducted earlier this month, according to recently released results.

In the poll â€“ conducted December 16th â€“ Congressman Paul received 44 percent of the vote, more than double that of second place Fred Thompson (17 percent). Mike Huckabee and Tom Tancredo tied for third place with 11 percent and no other candidate received double digit support.

â€œGrassroots conservatives are sick and tired of business as usual in Washington, DC,â€ said Ron Paul campaign manager Lew Moore. â€œDr. Paulâ€™s message of limited government, respect for individual rights, and strict adherence to the Constitution resonates with citizens of the Sooner State.â€

Congressman Paul also finished first in an email poll conducted by OCPAC, with 45 percent of the vote. In the email poll Mike Huckabee received 17 percent of the vote followed by Duncan Hunter with 15 percent and Fred Thompson at 14 percent. No other candidate received more than 5 percent.

More information can be found on the campaign website: www.ronpaul2008.com/straw-poll-results/
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Ron Paul Wins Oklahoma Conservative Political Action Committee Straw Poll

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Once more, real poll numbers, courtesy of RealClearPolitics:

20.5%: Giuliani

17.0%: Huckabee

16.0%: McCain

15.3%: Romney

11.8%: Thompson

4.3%: Paul

An enormous number of Democrats are going to have to vote in the Republican primaries for Paul for make up a 16.2 point lag.
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Thanks Will. Yeah, I agree. With the Dems, Independents, new voters and Reagan Republicans, I think we will be in good shape.

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Judge Andrew Napolitano - We need Ron Paul now!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3k3JNRTVI0Q

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Bad Blood at Huckabee and Paul
http://www.time.com/time/politics/article/0,8599,1699147,00.html

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The corner of Sixth and Locust is probably the tensest spot in downtown Des Moines. And the frostiness has little to do with the subfreezing Midwestern winter and everything to do with presidential politics. For housed alongside each other on the bottom floor of a 73-year-old office building at 405 Sixth Avenue-and sharing the bathrooms in the basementâ€” are the Iowa headquarters of former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee and Texas Congressman Ron Paul.
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Really good, comprehensive 4 page human interest piece. Probably lots his supporters don't know.

Ron Paul: an absolute faith in free markets and less government
http://www.csmonitor.com/2008/0102/p01s08-uspo.html?page=1

Ron Paul still looks surprised when his calls to follow the Constitution and restore a sound currency set off whoops of approval at a campaign stop.

The 10-term GOP congressman from Texas has been making these points for 30 years, with little to show for it beyond hundreds of House votes on the short end of 434 to 1. Critics called him a crank.

But lately, his views and values â€“ the product of a lifetime of intense, self-directed study â€“ are finding an audience. His message is basic: freedom and limited government. Repeal the welfare-warfare state. Get out of Iraq, now. Abolish the income tax. End the war on drugs. Put the dollar back on a more solid footing.

"Unlike some others, I wasn't really anxious to run for president," he tells supporters at Tea Bird's CafÃ© and Bistro in Berlin, N.H. "I didn't believe the country was ready for a strict constitutionalist."
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Belief in Ron Paul rallies young volunteers in Iowa
http://www.statesman.com/news/content/news/stories/nation/12/31/1231paul.html

The polls say one thing. The Pauls say another.

Despite surveys indicating that a Ron Paul presidency is about as likely as a balmy January day in Iowa, young supporters who have flocked to the Lake Jackson Republican's campaign remain upbeat as Thursday's Iowa caucuses approach.

"Do I expect him to be president? I think so," said John Zambenini, a 22-year-old Dayton, Ohio, native who became the campaign's Iowa spokesman in October, a month after he first heard the name Ron Paul. "I think the more Americans know about Ron Paul, they will realize we cannot afford not to have him as president."

Paul's Iowa campaign claims more than 300 volunteers from 39 states and four foreign countries. Most are bivouacked at seven camps across the state and driven into towns for door-to-door campaigning.

"It's like herding cats," said Jeff Frazee, a Houston native and Texas A&M graduate who is Paul's national youth coordinator.
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#549

Ron Paul interviewed in 1988.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdClmbCIqmo

Not THAT is consistency.

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guerilla said: ↑

Thanks Will. Yeah, I agree. With the Dems, Independents, new voters and Reagan Republicans, I think we will be in good shape.
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Dems will have to work hard to vote in the Republican primary -- and Democrats are not known for working hard.

Independents and new voters are famously unreliable.

No real Reagan Republican would support Ron Paul. Reagan knew that a good offense was the best -- and only -- defense against terrorism. Ron Paul's plan to defeat terrorism is to build a wall to keep the Mexicans out.

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#551

are you advocating a border isn't necessary? if so that truly defines the kind of republican you are.

let me guess, you support mccain!

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Will.Spencer said: ↑

No real Reagan Republican would support Ron Paul.
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Except, of course, Ronald Reagan himself...

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^^ good video, every neocon should watch that.

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Will.Spencer said: ↑

Once more, real poll numbers, courtesy of RealClearPolitics:

20.5%: Giuliani

17.0%: Huckabee

16.0%: McCain

15.3%: Romney

11.8%: Thompson

4.3%: Paul

An enormous number of Democrats are going to have to vote in the Republican primaries for Paul for make up a 16.2 point lag.
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I like TechCrunch more...
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Nice analysis of the mainstream media distortion of Ron Paul's 9/11 message:

Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VY-KlYg9UME&feature=related

Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ht1bo5UhOs&feature=related

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Will.Spencer said: ↑

Once more, real poll numbers, courtesy of RealClearPolitics:

20.5%: Giuliani

17.0%: Huckabee

16.0%: McCain

15.3%: Romney

11.8%: Thompson

4.3%: Paul

An enormous number of Democrats are going to have to vote in the Republican primaries for Paul for make up a 16.2 point lag.
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Rasmussen shows it much closer... 17% for McCain at #1 and 7% for Paul. Plus national numbers don't really mean much at this point. What happens in Iowa and NH could change everything.
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Will.Spencer said: ↑

No real Reagan Republican would support Ron Paul. Reagan knew that a good offense was the best -- and only -- defense against terrorism.
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That's not true man. The Reagan presidency was rather peaceful if you look back at it. At least in comparison to what's going on these days. If you look back to what Reagan was saying to get elected, a lot of it is very similar to what Paul is saying now.

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Ron Paul on CNN talking about the foreign policy shift
http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/politics/2008/01/01/bb.paul.desmoines.cnn?iref=videosearch

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While most of the politicians vying for their party's nomination for President of the United States pay lip service to the nation's law enforcement officers, Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) is actually doing something to earn the respect and gratitude of America's cops, according to many police officers and organizations.

For example, the American Federation of Police -- with well over 100,000 members -- recently praised Ron Paul for introducing a bill that would help cops obtain topnotch body armor that would withstand rounds fired from most firearms. Rep. Paul's bill -- HR 3304 -- would amend the Internal Revenue Code to provide for a tax credit to law enforcement officers who purchase their own body armor.

"I urge all police officers and concerned citizens to contact their congressmen and ask them to support Rep. Paul's bill," said Deputy Sheriff Dennis Wise, president of the American Federation of Police.

"I would also like to applaud Congressman Ron Paul for his support and forward thinking in trying to help make law enforcement officers across our nation safer each day," said Wise.

Rep. Ron Paul appears to be popular with many US cops. "He's never found it necessary to force police officers to stand with him for photo opportunities the way other presidential candidates such as Hillary Clinton do," said New York Police Officer Edna Aguayo.

One police officer claims cops in New York and other states are forced to pose with the likes of Senators Hillary Clinton and John McCain. If an officer refuses, he or she is charged with insubordination by their superiors.

"It's a joke how these cops are used as props during election campaigns. But Ron Paul doesn't pay cops lip service -- he actually works to help them enforce the law," said another cop forced to pose with Sen. Clinton during one of her staged "rallies."

Public opinion service Rasmussen Reports recently released data from its October 12-14 polling that indicates that Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul leads his GOP opponents against Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton among likely voters ages 30-49. He is the leading White House contender for the key demographic, polling higher than Clinton among baby boomers. Congressman Paul polls in at 47%, compared with Clinton's 44%, among likely voters aged 40-49.

The 30-49 demographic has been a key indicator in recent elections, and one in which Republicans tend to fare well in hotly-contested elections. In 2004, exit polls reveal that George Bush beat John Kerry 53% to 46% among 30-44 year olds, and all accounts indicate that this will be the most instrumental demographic in the 2008 presidential election as well.

â€œRon Paul is the only Republican candidate who can beat Hillary Clinton,â€ claims political strategist Kent Snyder. ...
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Ron Paul Praised by American Cops (The Conservative Voice)

... Perhaps just as interesting is the race for 3rd. Thompson and McCain appear to be the two best positioned for third place. However, one candidate stands far and away with better organization and dedicated, even passionate, support and that is Ron Paul. In each poll he is within the margin of error. Like Mitt, I think Ron can be assured about 2-3 more points because his supporters are the most dedicated and most likely to attend caucuses of the 2nd tier Iowa candidates. Do not be one bit surprised if Paul finished 3rd, which would be a coup for him. ...
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New IA Polls, Two Different Stories

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#560

Zibblu said: ↑

Rasmussen shows it much closer...
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Rasmussen is one component of the RCP numbers.

The Rasmussen numbers are already factored in, click the link if you don't understand what I mean.

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