Topher Morrison
PurpleSerf.com
He's like a rock, ohh like a rock! Dependable, long lasting and hard working a true and tested 2012 Ron Paul at a poll near you! Maybe Bob Seger could endorse Ron Paul, I can just see the campaign ad now...
Throughout the campaign, much like his career, Ron Paul has been the consistent conservative; like his policies his support has remained unwavering. With the exception of two candidates whom were essentially dead-on-arrival, Ron Paul has had the lowest poll swings among all the candidates. The GOP presidential nomination has resembled the stock market more than it has a traditional campaign. Just look at those coasters, it could make an Imagineer blush!
There have been lots of hares in this race from Rick Perry's meteoric rise and crash to Herman Cain's sharp ascension, but Ron Paul's slow and steady pace may indeed win him the race. While a massive swing into the positive would of course be welcomed by the Ron Paul campaign and his ardent Paulistas, it may be better to save his growing war chest for Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Florida.
The Drudge Report linked "New Polls Show: Romney Ahead in First Four States", but the article also mentioned something not widely accepted, the fact that it looks as though Ron Paul is beating not only Newt Gingrich, but Rick Perry as well. Moreover, as Bachmann's summer star continues to fade Rick Santorum and John Huntsman look more than ever, irrelevant. Once all three have finally sung their last song all attention will undoubtedly be on three others: Cain, Romney and Perry, but Ron Paul will evidently be in 3rd regardless of who is paying attention.
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| Poll averages since November 2010 for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination. Image Source: RealClearPolitics.com |
Throughout the campaign, much like his career, Ron Paul has been the consistent conservative; like his policies his support has remained unwavering. With the exception of two candidates whom were essentially dead-on-arrival, Ron Paul has had the lowest poll swings among all the candidates. The GOP presidential nomination has resembled the stock market more than it has a traditional campaign. Just look at those coasters, it could make an Imagineer blush!
There have been lots of hares in this race from Rick Perry's meteoric rise and crash to Herman Cain's sharp ascension, but Ron Paul's slow and steady pace may indeed win him the race. While a massive swing into the positive would of course be welcomed by the Ron Paul campaign and his ardent Paulistas, it may be better to save his growing war chest for Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Florida.
The Drudge Report linked "New Polls Show: Romney Ahead in First Four States", but the article also mentioned something not widely accepted, the fact that it looks as though Ron Paul is beating not only Newt Gingrich, but Rick Perry as well. Moreover, as Bachmann's summer star continues to fade Rick Santorum and John Huntsman look more than ever, irrelevant. Once all three have finally sung their last song all attention will undoubtedly be on three others: Cain, Romney and Perry, but Ron Paul will evidently be in 3rd regardless of who is paying attention.
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