Who here likes Ron Paul?

[Nailhead]

He will only remove the federal restrictions on it becoming legal. Under a Ron Paul presidency it will ultimately be at the decisions and laws of the states.

You say only as if the federal involvement of prohibition is not as great, or equal to the involvement states have towards prohibition. Many states would legalize marijuana and as time progresses and people realize marijuana legalization does not have any connection with increased criminal activity, (and they also will learn it actually will reduce the profits drug dealers can make), other states should soon follow.

Right now Jack Herer is co-sponsoring a bill in California that would legalize marijuana. If the bill passes only the federal government would be in the way of legalization in California.

The federal government is behind much of the lies surrounding marijuana, end the lies and people will see there is nothing to fear about this harmless and natural weed.

[altoids]

Well, as much as I want him, do any of you think he may have even a chance of being president?

To me, it doesn't look like he has much of a chance....

[GotWake88]

I am voting, publicly endorsing, and donating for Dr Paul.

In fact, in response to Faux News' exclusion of Dr Paul from the upcoming forum, I sold what shares I owned of NewsCorp. I also cancelled my service with Nextel due to it's affiliation with Faux News. My New Years resolution is to be 100% Murdoch-free. Why doesn't he go back and fuck up his own country, anyway? NWS is going south for the winter.

[GotWake88]

And to those that say he doesn't have a chance....

My prediction is that Dr Paul will SWEEP THE MAP. ALL of the polls that show Dr Paul in the single digits are very flawed. For one, if you look into who is polled, you will find out that it is only people who a) have landline, and b) voted republican in 2004. Less that seven percent of registered republicans voted in 2004. Aside from that, those who voted republican in 2004 are the subgroup of the population that are most likely to be Bush loyalists.

As the saying goes: There are lies, damned lies, and then there are statistics.

The ONLY reliable election predictor is fundraising, taking into account the actual dollar amount, as well as the number of donors. I repeat: Ron Paul will sweep the map.

[Nailhead]

Well, as much as I want him, do any of you think he may have even a chance of being president?

To me, it doesn't look like he has much of a chance....

based on what? As previously explained the way polls are conducted, support of Ron Paul cannot be accurately collected. Most of the people that think he doesn't have a chance are basing that assumption on the national polls, which are not even a reliable predictor to who will win a primary, let alone an accurate base to say who has how much of a chance at winning. The reality is that with so many undecided voters anybody has a chance....except Allen Keys, :P lol

[Zimzum]

Taken from last night in Boston. We met many RP supporters and answered many "who is Ron Paul" questions. Someone had a 10 stack DVD burner and we handed out plenty of RP DVDs and America: Freedom to Fascism DVDs.

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdfCyP-XgDI[/YOUTUBE]

[phx123]

Ron Paul all the way!
He's got my vote for sure January 15th.

[xblackdogx]

That 72 year old has got my vote!

[eL.migz]

i like him. he seems consistent with many good points to his agenda, some i dont like, but so far, he is my favorite republican candidate

[420izzle]

Well, as much as I want him, do any of you think he may have even a chance of being president?

To me, it doesn't look like he has much of a chance....

He has a good chance. I agree with GotWake88 ... he could sweep the map. He wins the most straw polls, debate polls and raises the most money in the 4th quarter. His growth is exponential and I love it! Let Freedom Ring!
It's clear that we the people support Ron Paul.