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12-27-2007, 02:21 AM
Something I noticed...
Every time someone has attacked Ron Paul, they have went on a surge in the polls.
First it was Giuliani, who attacked Ron Paul and instantly became the front runner. Of course, this exchange helped cement Paul's status in these debates and turned a lot of people in this forum onto Paul for the first time.
Next was Huckabee, who "became" the national front runner after attacking Paul. He went on such a surge that he's considered to be the leading candidate right now...
But next was McCain... He attacked Paul, and went on a surge himself, and now the media is talking about him like he's going to win New Hampshire.
Every time someone attacks Paul in a public forum, and get into a protracted argument with him, the resulting free media they get causes a springboard effect with the Republican sheep, er, voter base. What we don't have any idea of except through fundraising figures is how many on our side spring into action.
I guess we'll find out soon.
Every time someone has attacked Ron Paul, they have went on a surge in the polls.
First it was Giuliani, who attacked Ron Paul and instantly became the front runner. Of course, this exchange helped cement Paul's status in these debates and turned a lot of people in this forum onto Paul for the first time.
Next was Huckabee, who "became" the national front runner after attacking Paul. He went on such a surge that he's considered to be the leading candidate right now...
But next was McCain... He attacked Paul, and went on a surge himself, and now the media is talking about him like he's going to win New Hampshire.
Every time someone attacks Paul in a public forum, and get into a protracted argument with him, the resulting free media they get causes a springboard effect with the Republican sheep, er, voter base. What we don't have any idea of except through fundraising figures is how many on our side spring into action.
I guess we'll find out soon.