latimesblogs.latimes.com — His campaign currently claims a total of 42, 1,149 shy of the total to win and some 650 behind the GOP leader, though other estimates give him only 16. He took third in Washington over the weekend and fourth in Kansas behind even Mitt Romney, who'd dropped out.
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reed311Feb 12, 2008
I'm assuming you were dugg down for equating liberals with neo-cons. It's like talking about "communist capitalists".
eireitaliaFeb 12, 2008
The Ron Paul Revolution has only just begun. The ideas will continue to spread, and over the next four years, no matter who is elected, more Americans will become disillusioned and start to realize the truth of Ron Paul's message. I, for one, have changed the criteria for who will get my vote ... for good.
iupetreFeb 12, 2008
Viva La Revolutìon!
sqldiggerFeb 12, 2008
You mean China?
cointelproagentFeb 12, 2008
Who is Ron Paul? Hopefully he'll lose his congressional seat too, then he can go retire on all that campaign money he laundered to his family members and friends.