Title: Ron Paul Raises $75,000 in one day! Source:
Ron Paul MeetUp Videos URL Source:http://rpmuv.wordpress.com/ Published:Aug 11, 2007 Author:RPMUV Post Date:2007-08-11 09:27:51 by Dakmar Keywords:None Views:6876 Comments:357
At about minute 6:20 in the first video (or 2:40 in time left) Ron Paul announces the campaign raised $75,000 in one day.
Here are all three parts of the grand opening of the Des Moines, Iowa Ron Paul headquarters on August 9, 2007.
Do people without an internet connection really vote based on the number of midless television commercials or signs they see in other people's yards? I doubt any amount of money we could raise would buy positve editorial spin in the MSM, we're competing with the big corporations for that segment, which is already biased when it comes to foreign policy anyway.
9:48 frodo: Remember that Tancredo's supporters will be looking our way if Tancredo leaves the race and he WILL, eventually. We aren't going to attract them to our camp if we call Tancredo names!
Ron Paul Gets Award for "Loudest Presence" at Straw Poll
Signs for Ron Paul's 2008 US Presidential campaign lined the streets and highways leading up to Ames, Iowa Saturday morning. State troopers worked diligently to remove the signage.
Supporters stood on street corners, enthusiastically waving and holding up signs, according to the Register. At least 10 cars in the parking lot were decorated with giant Ron Paul signs. A guy in a minivan broadcasting Pauls name drove around the Hilton lots honking his horn.
Paul will be facing tough competition in Ames from poll front runner, Mitt Romney, and Sam Brownback, who the media expected to come in second as a result of his aggressive campaigning throughout Iowa.
Sen. Charles Grassley told the Register today it is a mistake for former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Sen. John McCain of Arizona to skip the Iowa Republican Party's presidential straw poll in Ames.
Giuliani and McCain decided for strategic reasons not to actively participate in the closely-watched event in Ames.
"I think he should have been in the straw poll," Grassley said about Giuliani as the straw poll got under way around Hilton Coliseum on the Iowa State University campus.
"I think anybody who is not in the straw poll made a mistake," said Grassley, the dean of Iowa's congressional delegation.
Temperatures were expected to get to 95 degrees Saturday afternoon.
The candidates were scheduled to begin speaking inside the Coliseum at 12:24 p.m. Voting goes on all day, and the result will be announced at 7 p.m. Central time (8 pm Eastern Time).
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But, RP may well beat Romney today. The campaign will be happy with a strong 2nd place. Romney has invested far more than anyone else, he knows this is crucial for him.
Were it not for their BRUTAL winters, I would consider relocating to our farm on the Iowa River...but I couldn't handle weather where you have to have a bull-dozer clear your driveway of several feet of snow.
It was right on the mark for Iowa's governor's race last year, so why couldn't it project the results of the presidential race? The corn poll at the Iowa State fair, that is.
Every candidate has a jelly jar with their respective photo attached. Fair goers over 18 can cast a corn kernel into the jar of the candidate they support.
On Friday, Democratic Sen. Hillary Clinton was leading the field with 624 kernels. The biggest battle was for second place, however. Republican Mitt Romney had 459 kernels - just two more than Democrat John Edwards. Democrat Barack Obama was trailing closely behind with 410 kernels.
Another good reason to support Ron Paul. Look at the frightening alternative, Hillary Clinton.
BTW, we're supposed to be nice to the Huckabee and Tancredo supporters, to win them over to our side.
For the record, Laura Ingraham is a total bitch. (but you knew that - I just needed to post it) "The peace train is leaving" - Try the freedom train.
Rats! I didn't know you were here Cyni, or I would have at least left out some letters. How about contemptible? Laura Ingraham is contemptible.
Do you realize that Ron Paul was the ONLY candidate that she ATTACKED with an old news item, trying to make FUN OF HIM? Then calling his supporters "the peace train" (she's not aware that's a good thing, peace).
That was a hit not an introduction. She is low-life pond scum.
Would also like to say that earlier MSNBC reported a little while ago right before his speech that Ron Paul had more supporters in his tent than any one else that the reporter could see!!!
Why didn't you try to make fun of any of the other candidates and their supporters? Why was your introduction of Ron Paul an attack? But you attacked no other candidate that you introduced. Nor did you make any remarks about any of the other departing supporters.
Are you afraid of Ron Paul? Why? Ron Paul wants to restore the rule of law and believes in the Constitution.
AMES, Iowa -- A fife and drum duo dressed in colonial attire led Rep. Ron Paul's (Texas) chanting supporters into the Hilton Coliseum moments ago.
Paul, who last ran for president in 1988 as a Libertarian, has -- without question -- the most vocal backers of any of the candidates actively participating in today's GOP straw poll.
He came to the stage to a huge and long-lasting cheer. "Our campaign is all about freedom, prosperity and peace," Paul said by way of introduction.
Paul urged that Roe v. Wade be overturned, proposed the elimination of the departments of Energy and Education and argued that the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, "could have been prevented if we had had a lot more respect for the Second Amendment."
Again and again, Paul received loud applause during his speech, most notably when he spoke of defending the Constitution. "The answers can be found in the return to the rule of law and strict interpretation of the Constitution," he said.
The excitement and enthusiasm of Paul's supporters is without question. But does that translate into votes in the straw poll? We shall see.