And contrary to what is intimated here, Paul employs no underhanded tactics in his challenging of neoconservative ideas. We all know he speaks his mind in unequivocal terms at what is arguably neocon ground zero–Fox News.

Why don’t you attempt to discredit Paul’s views on free market economics, or on the role of government as defined by the Constitution, or even on what foreign policy would best safeguard our safety and liberty in the long term? Obviously I’m a Paul supporter, but I don’t object to your taking issue with the man’s views. I just don’t see this article as discussing anything, whatsoever, of substance.

It would rake 3000 people donating less than the maximum to give him his take from that organized event; It woudl take the organized efforts of .001% of the country’s population getting together and donating. That is hardly a sign of anything other than having a dedicated cult following - which is also why I think ANYONE’S cash contributions are not indicative of much. Even at only 2,000 a pop, a very small percentage of people can make a large dollarsign splash.

Isn’t it AMAZING that somehow _Every single poll_ that isn’t in an easily hackable or spamable format shows Paul as a “Two percenter’? THe Democrats, republicans, and independants are all working together and conspiring against Ron Paul, as well as all of the pollsters?

Occam’s Razor - which is more likely - that Paul really is a “Two percenter’ - or that the entirity of the country and all media organizations from Fox News, to MSNBC, to Gallup, to Pew are conspiring against him?

For starters, the trick Frank Luntz pulled using pro-war Fox News voters was so transparent that anyone with half a brain could see through that. Fox News would obviously know that Ron Paul would win their text poll again so I saw that as a big setup. For you to quote that episode as proof that Ron Paul is a fringe candidate is foolish. I can almost guarantee that Ron Paul will finish in the top 3 in New Hampshire.

Being worried about Neocons has very little to do with being anti-Jewish. At least you gave one sentence out of 20 to that fact. The main concern is endless wars where a group of elites gets rich while the rest of us have our kids go to war for them. I have no problems with Jews but am very concerned about the Republicans in charge right now (and I voted for Bush twice). Ron Paul is the only candidate with integrity that will get us out of this mess.

Next, I don’t think their is anything fringe about being concerned with the loss of our national sovereignty to a bunch of internationalists. If Bush had his way, we would have 12 million illegal immigrants on their path to citizenship and another 20 million coming in. The Democrats are even worse. I guess I’m a conspiracist because I’m concerned that Texas is building a superhighway from Mexico that luckily is stopping at the borders of my home state. I guess I’m a conspiracist because I’ve noticed that Mexican trucks are now allowed to drive everywhere. Of course, Governor Perry is supporting Giuliani who would enforce illegal immigration very similarly to Bush.

Here’s a pretty good quote on conspiracies:
“Well there’s nothing wrong to adding to a conspiracy theory when there might be a conspiracy, in fact,” US House of Representative Dana Rohrabacher responded.