Ron Paul stumps in Alaska in leadup to Super Tuesday

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Can just imagine the climate shock for a Texan visiting Alaska.

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well, he works in DC...

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Can just imagine the climate shock for a Texan visiting Alaska.

Hehe, Carol was complaining about NH! ;) And he was even campaigning up in interior Alaska (Fairbanks) today.

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Not everyone there was necessarily going to vote for Paul. J.W. Terrill said that he was there to see Paul because he had been living in Lake Jackson, Texas, when Ron Paul -- who was licensed as a medical doctor in 1961 -- delivered both of Terrill's sons.

"I just came hoping I could shake his hand, see if he recognizes me," Terrill said, but that he didn't plan to vote for Paul, nor did he vote for him in 2008.

"I like him," Terrill said. "I like his fiscal policy, but his foreign policy scares me. He seems to think that if you're nice to them, they'll be nice to you," which isn't always the case, he said.

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When someone who had you deliver both of their sons says he's not voting for you because of foreign policy, I think that's a big clue that it's a problem that desperately needs to be addressed (via a major speech, written plan, TV ads, etc.).

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When someone who had you deliver both of their sons says he's not voting for you because of foreign policy, I think that's a big clue that it's a problem that desperately needs to be addressed (via a major speech, written plan, TV ads, etc.).

People don't agree with it. They can be educated, but it's not that simple. Most voters ARE, though.