Ron And The Giant Blimp

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A 200-foot long blimp encouraging people to "Google Ron Paul," which was paid for by Paul supporters and is not affiliated with his campaign, is presently flying over North Carolina, according to the Associated Press. It "is scheduled to float up the East Coast past major cities," the AP reports.
The blimp marks just the latest example of a Ron Paul initiative that didn't come from Ron Paul. On just one day – November 5th – Paul supporters, in an independent initiative, raised more than $4 million for the presidential campaign of the Libertarian-leaning Republican congressman from Texas.
In the most recent CBS News/New York Times poll, Paul earned the support of 4 percent of Republican primary voters. But despite that relatively small figure, Paul's supporters are unusually passionate and internet savvy, and the candidate, who favors smaller government and opposes the Iraq war, has a disproportionately strong online presence.
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See all 47 CommentsHe also seems to be the only candidate who will obey the presidential oath of office to protect and defend the constitution.
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It is very obvious to me that Ron Paul has earned that trust by being very forthright and honest in every aspect of his life.If the American public does not rally around this man,we will regret it in the years to come!
RON PAUL FOR PRESIDENT 2008
I urge you to share the message of freedom that is the Ron Paul Campaign.
I wonder how often he visited the Gettysburg Battlefield, contemplated Lincoln''s Gettysburg Address, and asked himself if he could be as heroic as the soldiers who died there to save a great experiment in government by, of, and for We the People.
The historical similarity between Paul''s and Lincoln''s statemanship can not be denied.
"that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion %u2014 that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain %u2014 that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom %u2014 and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth." - A.Lincoln
Like Aragon in the Lord of the Rings, Paul may have beckoned forth the ghosts of Gettysburg to aid his campaign. Chills down my spine!
With this understanding, I suggest to my readers to rent and enjoy the following DVDs and enjoy them beside your chestnuts roasting on an open fire this holiday season:
School of Rock (about a leader with followers much younger than he is)
Seabiscuit (about the power of love defeating the love of power)
Charlotte''s Web (an allegory about the impact of the big web that communicates the truth as the Internet now does with its statistics of public interest)
Ten Canoes (aborigine''s primitive tale about the importance of adhering to the Law of the Land)
Whale Ryder (about a new leader initially shunned by the establishment, and the transformation the new leader brings to rebirth the leader''s community to its ancestral beliefs)
and the clincher, Napolean Dynamite (story of an election won by the candidate with the best gimmick).
I''ll leave it to you to decide who the artists think will win next year.
The artists'' endorsement in these works will carry more weight than any by men of experience and common sense.
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