Ron Paul Should Pawn Something at "The Pawn Stars" Shop in Vegas

[RonPaul101.com]

I have seen that at least two of the four main characters on the show like Ron Paul, so it would be a cool media stunt for him to stop by and buy/pawn something and be on TV (much needed free press).

Pawn something light hearted like a Paul for President 1988 sign, saying they are a rare find, and a classic growing in popularity.

[moonbat]

That would be hilarious... :D

[JohnGalt23g]

That's actually a really good idea.

Unfortunately, I don't know if he is still in state.

[Chowder]

Nah he needs to bring in a rare coin or something that would make the old man or Chumlee go ga-ga over and instead of pawning, just get it appraised and Ron Paul can tell the story behind it plus throw in some truth bombs.

[Lord Xar]

That is a great idea. Since chum and the younger son are fans this would be grrst on tv publicity.

[gerryb]

+rep

[bolil]

Like a copy of the patriot act.

[Mckarnin]

The Pawn Stars young guys are Ron Paul fans? Nice! That is such a cool idea. Not sure if they are still there though but still cool.

[mosquitobite]

Why didn't our campaign think of something like this?!

[The Goat]

To be aired in 2013. ;)

[BrittanySligar]

bump. it would get local media.

[JimInNY]

Like a copy of the patriot act.

Why would a pawnshop pay for toilet paper?

[Justinfrom1776]

He should buy an old gun there.

[ZanZibar]

My 64 year old parents love this show. Everytime they say the name of it outloud I cringe though...

[dannno]

Wow, great idea!!

Probably not a bad idea to contact the show as well as the campaign.

Ron Paul might have something legit to sell in his collection 'o stuff related to the Founding Fathers that he might not mind parting with for a little TV publicity and some $$

[Matthew5]

The episode wouldn't air till next year anyway (or late 2012). The local media attention would probably be worth it though. Wonder if there's some equal time law against it?

Maybe he can ask to buy back the Constitution...it seems to be lost. :p

[heavenlyboy34]

He could always just autograph something and pawn it. A nice perk of being a popular presidential candidate. :cool:

[John of Des Moines]

Paul should not pawn anything - it would be played in the media a "Paul pawns gold to help campaign" - bad idea to sell. Indifferent to the idea of Paul buying something.

[Kingfisher]

Great Idea!

[sailingaway]

He'd have to sell it. Pawning something is essentially going into debt at interest. He doesn't do that too often.

[kathy88]

He should take in a ten dollar gold piece to get valued, then get the value on a paper ten ;)

[The Goat]

maybe Paul could be one of the "experts" that they call in. XD

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[Tiger35]

The beauty of that show is that you DON'T have to sell anything if you don't agree with the value. Sorry I am gonna keep this gold. Based on my numbers it's worth $10,000. lol I wonder if people would stop selling their PM's?

[Sullivan*]

Maybe sell a signed collection of his books? Sounds like a good idea to me