Excerpt from a supporter in Dr. Paul’s district:
He is so smart.
He is often underestimated.
He is like the nerd in the back of the classroom that has an Einstein mind with a spotless, clean record who is only in his job to do the work of the people.
He is not bought and paid for..
From this article:
Since October, the Paul campaign spent $3 million on television, radio and direct-mail advertising in New Hampshire, said a spokesman, Jesse Benton. Even so, Mr. Benton said, Mr. Paul spent 19 days campaigning in the state, fewer than some rivals.
“New Hampshire citizens really want to see the candidates on the ground,” he said. […]
From The Paulunteer Mailbox:
Hi, I am new here, and I’m not a real blogger or anything, but I am freaking out
about the NH results. I am an ardent RP supporter, and I wrote an article that
I believe is important. It is about getting the Nevada and Maine votes - he
truly can win these states. Anyhow, […]
This is being talked about in many places around the net but I am always happy to express the thoughts of The Paulunteer readers who care enough to send mail.
From The Paulunteer Mailbox:
Two things stink: Ron Paul’s results in NH, and also Obama’s. They don’t match
what we should have realistically expected, based […]
When I started this website there were just 24 search results for “paulunteer” at Google. Now there are 6,950.
Sometimes I still ask myself why I picked such an unusual name for the site but I’m becoming more convinced each day that I made a good decision. I originally chose the name because I […]
This is Dr. Paul’s speech to supporters.
From this thread:
Remember the secret plan? You’re about to see it
The money was purposefully saved, prepare to get sick of Ron on national TV.
You can watch the video at the ABC website. In the video you can hear someone with a heavy accent say over the radio, “I am coming to you. … You will explode after … minutes.” Give it a listen. It sounds incredibly strange.
Defense Minister Mostafa Mohammad Najjar called Western news reports that the boats […]
CNN Exit Polls
These numbers are for the Republican Primary.
Opinion of Bush Administration: Negative (49% of voters)
Of those, voters chose:
McCain 40%
Romney 26%
Paul 13%
Worried About Economy?: Yes (80% of voters)
Of those, voters chose:
McCain 38%
Romney 30%
Huckabee 12%
Giuliani 8%
Paul 8%
Opinion of Ron Paul: Favorable (40% of voters)
Of those, voters chose:
McCain 38%
Romney 23%
Paul 20%
Huckabee 11%
U.S. […]
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