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Ron Paul is still in congress. Write to YOUR congressman and tell him/her to listen to what Ron Paul is saying.

He is still in this race despite what people see from MSM.

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Conservatives deserve a choice. McCain is not a choice. All three canidates running will sell the same thing they just sell it in a different package

because you all misunderstand the control politics has on mainstream media. the people with the most money buy the most time on the tv. ron paul didn't have money to invest in tv advertising and so they ignored him until it was necessary to say something. now the things he's saying are waking people up and so the news chooses to notice once more.

pathetic system if you ask me though.

Ron Paul= only ever candidate with some economic sense

What is crazy is that when Ron Paul was warning everybody, most were saying, "It won't happen! We have safeguards in place. He's a crackpot. etc...." Now many of those same people are saying, "He was only stating the obvious.".

LOL What a bunch of douchebags. Well there is a second chance. Don't vote for the annointed two in November. Vote for somebody who will respect the Constitution.

According to the MSM, Ron Paul was some sort of nutcase for saying these very same things just a few short months ago. Now that his predictions are coming true, many people are finally realizing that he's not the nut they thought he was. I think that just maybe Dr. Paul speaks too intelligently for most voters to comprehend. Sadly, they'll begin to understand when they can no longer afford gas or groceries because of our fiat monetary system.

As usual, Ron Paul is right

Maybe Ron Paul isn't the best messenger, but the message rings true. Everything in this article is dead-on. It's not a Republican or a Democrat problem. It's an American problem and a world problem.

Somehow, somewhere, people need to be responsible about this stuff. But if not, the USA will cease to be and we'll figure a way to go on. Maybe our states will rise as nations of their own? If the gov't did collapse, I think we'd all recover rather quickly. It's more of a burden than a benefit these days if you think about it. And really, that's what Ron Paul is all about. Returning power to the states. Maybe we won't do it by electing him, but it will happen anyway when our gov't collapses?

No matter what happens on voting day I am Writing in Ron Paul and I beg all of you to do the same. If for no other reason then voting for the best man is always the right thing to do.

I love that Ron Paul has gotten some people into politics that otherwise would never have been. Sure they can be attracted to his Libertarian stance on things. But he is a candidate that never would have had a chance, ignore the whole media decides the candidate things. Look at some of the race baiting he has done in his Ads and some of the racist things he has been tied to, although he denies racism is part of libertarian ideals he has been attached to some pretty questionable things in the past.

His internet support and minor groundswell show that we need to change the system to allow more parties into the dance.

I really admire this man.

Emac has been listening to Peter Schiff. Ron "Austrian Economy" Paul is now fighting for delegates. I pray something happens.

Ron Paul is the true conservative candidate.

MCCain is a CFR/Isreali puppet.

It looks like that boycott of Fox News isn't going so well. Remember folks, Fox News is all propaganda until it says something that we agree with.

One commenter says:
"No matter what happens on voting day I am Writing in Ron Paul and I beg all of you to do the same. If for no other reason then voting for the best man is always the right thing to do."
And One Commenter replies:
"Yes, that would be great. Then we'd be stuck with McCain you idiot. think I am wrong? Look at the 2000 election and the effect Ralph Nader had."

The day Americans start becoming less "strategic" about their voting will be quite a welcomed day in American politics for me. Frankly, I refuse to choose to vote for someone just so I can make sure the other guy doesn't win the election. This is actually a far more idiotic way to choose a candidate. I too will be voting for Ron Paul. Flame me for saying this if you like but honestly, if Americans cannot honestly and earnestly research candidates and their positions and continue to rely solely on what the TV tells them about the candidates, thus allowing the media to CHOOSE FOR THEM, we deserve what we'll have coming. The problem I have with all 3 of the "media" anointed choices is that not a single one of them convinces me they will take their oath to uphold the Constitution with any seriousness whatsoever. Thanks for the name calling, but I'm voting for the Constitution and Liberty.

I enjoyed this article, but I'd like to see more real journalism happening in America. Rather than helping candidates sling mud at one another, entertaining though it may be, I would like to see some MSM journalists actually THINK about what they are reporting on each candidates policy. I think the first question they should be asking is... does the Constitution grant government the authority to do that? If they would at least do that much, this country might actually stand a chance of making it another 100 years or more.

"The $406b we pay annually in interest on the $9t in federal debt alone would rank as the world’s 30th biggest economy."

That's just embarrassing. Maybe we should start an undeclared war on debt.