Should we really be using the term "Money Bomb?

[brumans]

The media might pick up on this and make ron paul supporters out to be bomb-making terrorists.

[me3]

I guess that talking about Ron Paul's hair lost our interest already.

Is there any amount of trivia people won't waste the time they should be investing into promoting the campaign?

[Danny Molina]

You're kidding right? You can't be serious?

[Duckman]

While I am troubled by the association between Ron's campaign and Guy Fawkes Day, I just can't imagine anyone ridiculing us about a "money bomb." Heck, if you want to hit me with a money bomb, you can plant one under my car any day. :D

[argounova]

once we start blowing up buildings with paper currency, then i'll reconsider the dollar's value.

until then, i think it goes well with the idea (and well-used expression) of a "war chest"

as long as we dont actually start blowing shit up, but if they keep planting BOOs on debates, we might have to ;)

JUST KIDDING JUST KIDDING NO EXPLOSIONS KTHXBI

[chiefsmurph]

I think this is a joke.

If it is, its pretty funny. If not, its still pretty funny.

[Brinck Slattery]

hey, at least it's not Ron Paul Sex Bombs.

Now that would be... funkay

[dircha]

The media might pick up on this and make ron paul supporters out to be bomb-making terrorists.

Would Money IED be better?

Actually, I think it is more fitting given the nature of our movement.

[goRPaul]

Fine, I'll be honest- I was confused by the term at first. I took me a day or two to get the courage to read what its about. Then I thought to myself, well, it's a nice way to make a visible impact on RonPaulGraphs.com, but it's not going to affect the amount of money raised this quarter.

As far as the media taking it, eh, it's just something that they'll look back on when Ron's sitting in the oval office. Consider it a part of history, of how the grassroots organized themselves online to raise money for America's doctor.