Quote Originally Posted by 8182KSKUSH
As Edwards has pulled out, (although we all know that it's not always 100% effective,) and after Rudy has gone out. It is freaking funny as hell to see Ron Paul sitting at that debate after he lost in Florida to Rudy by something like 500%, and Rudy lost by even more of course! However Rudy says, "ok that's bad I am done," and there's Ron. Just sittin there. WTF? I am correct right? Rudy got about 500% more votes than Ron and dropped out, while Ron Paul says, "I am going to be on t.v. again and shoot people with my finger!":wtf: Does what I am saying make sense to anyone?:jointsmile:
Ron never campaigned in Florida as it was too expensive of a state for a winner take all with the delegates. No state yet has had their conventions to assign the delegates so delegate counts right now are nothing more then guesses (Hillary beat Obama in NV yet they both split the delegate count 50/50). It may surprise you but Ron has something no other candidate has.. principles. Maybe if MSM had given him fair and equal coverage from the start he would be much better off today. Jesus wasn't a superstar over night but eventually his message caught on with people.


Quote Originally Posted by Psycho4Bud
There comes a time when it's best to throw in your cards but I guess when the government is matching all your followers donations; what the hell, lets waste some of that government money via the constitution.

Ron doesn't take public campaign funds for his presidential bid. And candidates that do take it, it comes from the part of your tax forms that say "would you like to contribute $3 to the state/federal election fund". Here is a link to the FEC explaining what and how these funds work. Public Funding of Presidential Elections Ron Paul does not qualify.