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If the presidency were decided by the people posting signs in and around Phoenix during Super Bowl week, Ron Paul would win in a landslide.
Although John McCain will win the Arizona Republican primary, I've seen more signs supporting Paul than I have for McCain, Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton combined. Many of them are like the one above, combining Paul's face with the New England Patriots' logo.
So what does all this mean? Does the Super Bowl attract more libertarians than people of other political persuasions? Does the Paul campaign have a strategy of appealing to football fans? I don't know. But the signs are everywhere.
Originally posted by dirtonwater
reply to post by dj05544
Let me explain something to you Paultards. The election process is not based on the number of signs a candidate has. Ron Paul's basic ideas are so naive that only superficial and under educated people buy into them. Anyone with any sense at all realizes you can't just make sweeping cuts in the government without vast repercussions.
Now that super tuesday is over and, once again, Paul has been further humiliated, hopefully he will have the decency to put his tail between his legs and go home.
Originally posted by dirtonwater
reply to post by dj05544
Let me explain something to you Paultards. The election process is not based on the number of signs a candidate has. Ron Paul's basic ideas are so naive that only superficial and under educated people buy into them. Anyone with any sense at all realizes you can't just make sweeping cuts in the government without vast repercussions.
Now that super tuesday is over and, once again, Paul has been further humiliated, hopefully he will have the decency to put his tail between his legs and go home.