Comments on: Is Ron Paul’s campaign in trouble?

By: Matthew Clark

Matthew Clark — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 15:46:23 +0000

I feel the biggest problem is not the fact that Ron Paul has a lack of support, but more so the fact that too many DUMB Americans are supporting either Romney or Obama without any real reason why. Under Obama, he promised to cut the budget spending back in 2008 and raise taxes on the upper class to help balance out the economy. Mitt (Puppet boy) Romney holds similar voting records to that of Obama’s record as far as what we should do to fix the economy. Then you have Obama himself making excuses that he can’t pass the tax increase on the upper class because the Republican house is blocking him. Yet, we were in a really bad recession in 1992 and 4 trillion in the hole and President Clinton balanced the budget with a Republican majority in both houses and we ended up with a 300 billion dollar surplus. Maine and Iowa have already admitted that voter fraud had happened during their primaries. Yet there are still way too many americans drinking the Obama and/or the Romney Koolaid and stating that there is no conspiracy and that the economy is improving despite the fact that the unemployment numbers are misleading due to the fact that they don’t count the underemployed and those who have quit actively looking for jobs because they feel that no full time jobs are available for them. I have a link to a CBS report which talks about the misleading of unemployment numbers and I heard another CBS report that stated that the average american takes about 8 months to find full time employment. That is ridiculous when you consider that the longest I’ve ever gone without a job at all before the Obama administration was 5 1/2 months. I’m proud to say I support Ron Paul. And I feel sorry for the dumb americans who don’t support the one man who not only has a clear concise plan on how to fix the economy, but also wants a return to following the constitution instead of disregarding our constitutional rights like President Obama has with the NDAA and OPEN acts one of which was passed without the approval of the Senate.

By: John

John — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 14:58:09 +0000

Paul is a great candidate. And indeed he has been slighted by our media. Even Jon Stewart, not only noticed it but even spoke of why no on pays attention to him. He has been consistent more than anyone else. He has never voted to raise taxes or go into wars we shouldnt be in, in the first place. He has voted down everytime thigns that would take away our liberties because he believes in freedom unlike democrats and republicans. He is the only one tha would indeed be a real help to the counrty. Its sad that people dont want to see it because he is “extreme.” Johnson is great but Ron Paul is just as libertarian as he is (only differs on abortion). I do hope one day that we wake up and see the truth, they all stink except for Ron Paul.

By: Logtroll

Logtroll — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 01:35:08 +0000

In a third party matchup, Johnson beats Paul flat.

By: Sandy Price

Sandy Price — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 00:04:42 +0000

Until he caves into the masses, Gov. Johnson is my candidate

By: Doug Thompson

Doug Thompson — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 23:44:38 +0000

Can’t speak for other media outlets but Herman Cain, Sarah Palin, et. al never got any respect here. Then again, we’re not corporate media.

By: woody188

woody188 — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 22:26:37 +0000

89 seconds ring any bells?

I’ve never seen a sitting Congressman running for President get so harassed and disrespected by our media. It is disgraceful.

Why does Sarah Palin, Herman Cain, and people like Rudy Guiliani get more respect from media than Ron Paul?

And you can say, “So and so torn into Palin,” which is true, and I would expect some media to show bias toward different candidates based on their ownership/editors. But to have every corporate media outlet consistently attack Ron Paul?

By: C.F. Arnold

C.F. Arnold — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 22:22:47 +0000

VOTE GARY JOHNSON!

By: Eric Bagley

Eric Bagley — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 22:02:57 +0000

Ron Paul had to know he was facing an uphill battle coming into the race. If nothing else Ron Paul has escalated the fact that our liberties are being eroded. I commend Dr Paul for staying the course and making the most of the opportunity to inform us the citizenry of the challenges we face and how unconstitutional the federal government’s actions have become. Funny how I hear the other candidates now waving the flag of liberty once they saw how passionate we Americans are about or rights and freedoms. Any one who thinks the Medias agenda has been anything else other than weighted to corpocracy is fooling themselves. The machine wants someone who can’t beat Obama.

By: Sandy Price

Sandy Price — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 21:42:31 +0000

Ron Paul lost me with his own words. The media has never influenced me as I have a single agenda. Romney has shown me he is not a gentleman when it comes to women. Mormons held out for years to keep the women home and pregnant. When will the GOP understand that not all Americans are white Christian straight men?

By: griff

griff — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 21:00:42 +0000

I’m afraid it’s America that’s in trouble.