Published: 06 December, 2011, 21:06
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Paul’s camp has upped the ante after releasing a video last week condemning Newt Gingrich as a serial flip-flopper; now they’ve gone after the party as a whole with a new ad that blasts the competition for failing to take the election seriously.
“What’s up with these sorry politicians?” asks an intense new 30-second clip released from Paul’s camp this week. “Lots of barks; when it’s show time, wimpy, like little Shih Tzus.”
It’s clear that the establishment is scared of Ron Paul, but aside from regulations and an exponentially growing Military Industrial Complex, Paul doesn’t seem scared of much. Like his latest video says, “Later, bureaucrats.”
Paul’s continuing surge in the polls is leaving his Republican competition in the dust, and as he picks up steam three weeks before the important Iowa caucuses begin, an increasingly powerful campaign can only help Congressman Ron Paul in his campaign for the presidency.
Seeing how Newt Gingrich is leaving RuPaul in the dust, I’d have to say you’re not making much of a point.
Gingrich is not perfect, and quite frankly, he’s not getting my vote if Bachmann is still around when Florida gets to vote. However, if the choice came between RuPaul and Mitt Commie or RuPaul and Chairman Obama, I’d close my eyes and vote for RuPaul.
After I left the polling place, I’d start planning for 2016 and getting rid of the Liberaltarian.
Seeing how Newt Gingrich is leaving RuPaul in the dust, I’d have to say you’re not making much of a point.
Gingrich is not perfect, and quite frankly, he’s not getting my vote if Bachmann is still around when Florida gets to vote. However, if the choice came between RuPaul and Mitt Commie or RuPaul and Chairman Obama, I’d close my eyes and vote for RuPaul.
After I left the polling place, I’d start planning for 2016 and getting rid of the Liberaltarian.