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Ron Paul campaign raising amazing sums of money From the Free-Market News Network... Wow! Whether you think Ron Paul can win the nomination or not, there appears to be little doubt that at the very least, he'll be getting his message out there. :D

We may be about to find out... See here. :D

Nope, but not because I don't believe in Paul. Rather, it's because that $100 is better spent as a contribution to the Paul campaign.

That was what struck me as well. He was the best received candidate on the stage, IMO. His answers were on the money and he sounded presidential as well, with none of the equivocating or platitudes offered by much of the rest of the field. Given the debate's location, this was a particularly...

I'll take those odds. If you have the guts to back up your claim, PM me and we'll work out an arrangement.

Well, that's how many watch it in my house. :) Go Ron Paul!

You're quite right that he comes across as more honest than most of the rest of the pack, but when some candidates can say they support the 2nd ammendment and an assault weapon ban in the same sentence, that's not too tough. That said, I think he does care about his agenda. The difference...

I made a substantial donation after the first debate and have since taken to wearing a Ron Paul 2008 button every day to work and when out and about. I carry Ron Paul flyers with me to hand out, and have a couple of bumper stickers that I'll be putting on my vehicles as soon as I have a chance...

Wow. That is simply fantastic. Go Ron Paul!

Ron Paul.

7. Whoever is elected as president continues (finishes?) the destruction of this republic. 8. At too late a date, the citizenry recognizes the grave they've dug for themselves. 9. The American empire collapses from its own weight. 10. The people are left to fend for themselves in the aftermath...

I don't think Ron Paul, while being fundamentally correct on the issue, used the most effective political rhetoric in this last debate. That fact may well cost him in the primary. That said, the success of his campaign hinges not on platitudes and sound bites but rather on his ability to get...

That his knowledge of economics may not be evident is the fault two things: a debate format that doesn't allow for real discussion and, more problematic, a lack of effort by citizens to spend even 10 minutes examining each candidate's views. Those who take the time to listen to Ron Paul...

I'd agree that we're discussing opinions. I don't think positive insights concerning natural rights and politics came to an end with the arrival of the 19th, 20th, or 21st centuries. I do not, therefore, think that the Constitution is a perfect creation, nor do I think that those surrounding...

I think a crisis is the least likely time for liberty to make gains. If you look at every American crisis in the last 75 years (from the Great Depression through 9/11), the result each time has been ever greater autocracy. Our current "wars" on poverty, drugs, and terror, in combination with a...

The negativity some hold towards Paul around here is a strange phenomenon. Given that, like Nomad, I think he's the only candidate among the two larger parties worth voting for, I haven't given the drivel espoused by Paul naysayers much thought. That said, I suppose that some High Road members...

If Ron Paul wins the Republican nomination, I wouldn't be surprised to see the Libertarians endorse him. I've heard that the Constitution Party has already decided to do just that.

After his impressive showing last night, I'm more optimistic about his chances now than ever before. Enough so to have made a contribution this morning. At this point I tend to think that the extreme position is being carved out pretty well by the Bush administration. Getting out is...

An apt analogy. Let's hope his message isn't ignored in light of his looks or his stature.

I thought Paul sounded quite good and he certainly differentiated himself from the rest of the pack. I don't expect the media to up their regard for him but I think he'll have generated sufficient interest among many dissatisfied conservatives to draw further inquiries into his positions...