About one month after the Ron Paul campaign has focused in on Iowa, they have climbed to 19% in that state.
www.politico.com...
Jesse Benton, the Ron Paul campaign manager, is the same campaign manager who lead Rand Paul to a 1st place finish in Kentucky to win the election
there as well. Clearly he is good at what he does.
This dramatic groundswell in support comes at the same time as two additional straw poll 1st places finishes in South Carolina and California as
described in this ATS thread:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Ron Paul's campaign has been widely expected to win Iowa by a group of experts who can see his campaign working there.
And this despite being given the cold shoulder by CBS, a corporation considered to benefit from expanding wars, who gave him 89 seconds in a debate
compared with more talking time for candidates polling vastly smaller in the polls, including even Huntsman who regularly scores ZEROs in the
polls.
The reasons I'm personally excited about the prospect of a Ron Paul victory include:
Ron Paul is the one and only presidential candidate who has always been against the banker bailouts.
Ron Paul is the one and only presidential candidate who does not flip flop on the issues, with a 24-year record in congress to prove it.
Ron Paul is the one and only presidential candidate who proposes opening up competition to the Federal Reserve Bank monopoly.
Ron Paul is the one and only experienced presidential candidate who has never voted for an unbalanced budget.
Ron Paul is the one and only presidential candidate to volunteer to take the national median salary of $39,000 during the recession, while the rest
will take the full $400,000.
Ron Paul is the one and only presidential candidate who is an experienced war veteran.
Ron Paul is the one and only presidential candidate who proposes to withdraw from over 700 military bases overseas.
Ron Paul is the one and only presidential candidate who will pardon people who are convicted of non-violent victimless crimes.
Ron Paul is the one and only experienced presidential candidate who has never once voted for a tax increase, which is 24 years in congress in his
case.
Ron Paul is the one and only presidential candidate who proposes to slash federal government spending by a total of more than 20% during his term in
office, which is absolutely necessary to prevent the US from financial collapse.