adwads
12-06-2007, 10:14 PM
So I'm reading this book about the founding fathers called "American Creation" and I stumbled upon this passage that described the mood of the continental congress as they considered total independence from Britain:
"what had initially seemed so improbable was in fact inevitable."
And it is true that in our revolution now, many Americans have thought that Ron Paul winning the nomination and then the Presidency seemed improbable. And now, also, many are recognizing that a Ron Paul victory is inevitable. I see a perfect storm brewing for Ron Paul in the next couple months with Iraq continuing to be a mess, Iran recognized as not an imminent threat, the economy getting weaker, illegal immigration getting worse, etc.
"what had initially seemed so improbable was in fact inevitable."
And it is true that in our revolution now, many Americans have thought that Ron Paul winning the nomination and then the Presidency seemed improbable. And now, also, many are recognizing that a Ron Paul victory is inevitable. I see a perfect storm brewing for Ron Paul in the next couple months with Iraq continuing to be a mess, Iran recognized as not an imminent threat, the economy getting weaker, illegal immigration getting worse, etc.