Patience, Perseverance, Tennacity, and a Strong Consistent Message of Liberty... Ingredients for Success

December 09, 2011

by: Les Carpenter
Rational Nation USA
Liberty -vs- Tyranny

Brent Budowsky of THE HILL'S pundit blog is making the points Ron Paul supporters have known to be true for a very long time.

His analysis of the current republican political environment is sound and essentially parallels those who are closely following The Paul campaign. Perhaps as more people elevate Paul to the level of respect and exposure he rightly deserves the MSM {really taking about the LSM here}give him the air time he has earned.

Ron Paul is without question the most intelligent candidate in the republican field, he is the most conservative {to recognize this of course requires one understand what true conservationism really means}, he is the only consistent candidate, never straying from his principles or the constitution, and he is the the grown up candidate in the room.

Enough of my pitching, here's what Brent has to say...

For many months I have tried to be fair and ahead of my colleagues in the media in giving serious treatment to Ron Paul as a candidate, his campaign as a campaign, and his movement as a movement. Something is happening. There is a widening public interest in the Paul campaign, a passionate support from his followers, a professionalism from his campaign managers, and growing, though not yet sufficient, respect from the major media.

For the next few weeks, Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney will be calling each other names and questioning each other's conservatism, which just might open the door for Ron Paul to charge through the gap and win the Iowa caucus. If he doesn't win, I predict a strong second.

I have suggested for some time that Paul's organization in Iowa is stronger than pundits realize, the loyalty of his followers is deeper and his performance in Iowa will surpass his numbers in the polls. Recently I have added emphasis to the well-managed Paul campaign and the strength of his ads.

Today I will add two additional factors. First, many younger voters support Paul, and many of them have cellphones, not landline phones, and are not picked up in polls. {Continue Reading}