Race To The White House: Time For A Ron Paul Front Porch Campaign
THE Presidential wannabes sit on a porch and wait for the voters to arrive:
The best part about a Front Porch Campaign is that the fanatic supporters of a candidate will also go camp out near the “front porch.” Some 600,000 Harding supporters visited his hometown of Marion, Ohio, during the 1920 campaign. Imagine if all the old ladies who love Hillary went to wherever she lives (Scranton?) and stayed there until November. Better yet, imagine if Ron Paul’s wacky followers all moved to Ron Paul’s front yard in Texas, and stayed there forever!
Big porch? Small porch?
Posted: 20th, May 2008 | In: Politicians, Race For The White House, Ron Paul Comments (8) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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May 23rd, 2008 at 4:29 am
RON PAUL RULES…. What is wacky about wanting to follow the consistution, bring our troops home from policing the world (like Germany, Japan, Turkey etc… need us to have bases in their countries…) - start minding our own countries business instead of others, do away with large branches of the government who do ABSOLUTELY nothing for our country, etc. etc.. yeah wacky alright, wacky FOR the CONSTITUTION!!!
May 22nd, 2008 at 7:53 am
Yup! We’re wacky all right. Wacky for giving a damn about our economy, our civil liberties, our foreign policy, our monetary system, our political discourse …basically our whole future.
It’d be great if I could forget everything I’ve learned as summarized in The Revolution: A Manifesto. Sitting idly by or cheering ignorantly for the “Straight Talk Express” or even joining the “We Are Change” brigade makes life so much easier. Oh, and making fun of ideas I know very little about is a more worthwhile task than actually taking the time to educate myself. Really.
May 21st, 2008 at 6:16 pm
THIS JUST SHOWS HOW THE MEDIA PORTRAYS SOMEONE WHO IS FOR THE PEOPLE. THEY CALL RON PAUL AND HIS SUPPORTERS “WACKY.” RON PAUL HAS SOME OF THE BEST IDEAS TO MAKE THIS COUNTRY BETTER AND HE EXPLAINS HIS IDEAS THOROUGHLY. THATS A POLITICIAN WHO CARES ABOUT AMERICA.
May 21st, 2008 at 4:19 pm
Ron Paul, thank God, IS still in the race. You may not know this because most people I tell about him don’t even know who he is! The mainstream media doesn’t give him the coverage the other candidates receive. He stands for everything I believe in and I pray everyday that he will be our next president. His plan for bringing our economy back from the brink is reason enough to vote for him. You won’t read about him in the newspapers or see him on TV, you have to go online to hear what he has to say. You’ll be telling everyone you know about him after that.
May 21st, 2008 at 10:21 am
..is it not just a tad wacky to still be supporting someone who isn’t even in the race anymore (whether you approve of that or not)?
May 21st, 2008 at 7:21 am
Calling Ron Paul Supporters “wacky” is Absolutely uncalled for.
Just because People who wish to support someone not sold to the highest bidder doesnt make his supporters “wacky”.
If you want to use the term “wacky” take a look at Obama supporters who actually are (and i will use the term) “programmed” to think he is going to really change the country.
I will accept an apology for the “wacky” statement but it must be made formal in writing.
May 21st, 2008 at 12:25 am
What makes us “wacky”? Our opposition to unconstitutional legislation? Our rejection of Marxism? Our desire to provide the best for our children?
I submit that it is “wacky” to remain ignorant about and disconnected from the facts regarding what has happened to our country and what needs to be done to fix it. It is also “wacky” to place that label on such a wide, diverse group of people. It shows how “wacky” you are, indeed.
May 20th, 2008 at 11:36 pm
Front porch of The White House sounds good to me