Coming off a disappointing showing in New Hampshire and Iowa and on top of it all the racist smears, getting fourth in Michigan is a huge victory for the revolution. Let's put this in perspective, no one thought he would make it past Iowa(except me and thousands of other paulheads) and here we are in Michigan with a fourth place finish beating out Giulliani and Thompson. I say this is a major victory. Not only did Paul finish fourth, he beat out Giulliani and Thompson. What i find interesting is that this isn't front page news. Paul beating out two of the supposed front runners when people were writing him off after NH is a definite win for us all. Also, and coincidentally, while driving my deliveries today(i'm a courier) i counted 4 Ron Paul full sized billboards on 3 different highways here in St. Louis. I also saw 3 Ron Paul bumper stickers and a giant sign in the back of a guys car window. Is this a coincidence that on the same day i see all these billboards Ron Paul gets his best finish in a primary? Probably i won't try and speculate. But it's interesting none the less. Way to go to everyone in Michigan that played a part. and way to go to the revolution. ROn Paul 2008.
Update: 1/16/08
A special thanks goes to the folks over at ronpaulforpresident.com who were kind enough to link this post to their main news page. Thanks again.
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Michigan a Huge Victory for the Ron Paul reVolution
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voted for him hear in Dearborn Michigan.
If only more Muslims knew of Paul's stance on Iraq, habeus corpus, Patriot Act, and aid to Israel, versus the rest of the candidates.
Someone needs to get the word out to those in California.
Paul for Freedom!
I voted for him in Detroit! whoo-hoo! :D :D
thanks for the support michaganer's you guys rock. let's keep the revolution alive
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