Comments on: Games Ron Paul Supporters Play

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By: Digg Buries Daily Kos at Blog P.I.

Digg Buries Daily Kos at Blog P.I. — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 00:31:12 +0000

[...] But apparently they are not pro-Obama in quite the same way. Better yet, the Ron Paul’s volunteer army of paranoids seems to wandered off somewhere [...]

By: Lindsay

Lindsay — Sun, 04 May 2008 21:28:54 +0000

My husband and I voted early…It was a cool day but still..I wore my Ron Paul t-shirt..no jacket covering it..walked in and stated..I’m here to vote Ron Paul for President. They looked puzzled at me..one lady told another..’she is registered a Republican..let her vote I guess’..They guess? WTF..one ask another if Ron Paul was still running..I said..’is the Constitution STILL law?’
I looked back at my husband and then back to the ladies and said..’hes with me and hes voting for Ron Paul too, so we know hes got 2 votes today and hope we’re not cheated out of our votes’
It felt so good..so right..and I felt free and proud of myself when I cast my vote…I know Dr.Paul is the ONLY true believer and defender of the Constitution running for office…Oh I know the chances of him winning are slim..because of the Neo-Con Nazi’s ..MSM..all the lies…But at least I slept good that night knowing I did my part for American Freedom.

By: Jesus Mcromney

Jesus Mcromney — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 05:20:42 +0000

What we are seeing on Digg is that some folks in this country are finally waking up, realizing that Britney Spears has nothing to do with what is really important to our society. This realization prompts many to understandably want to wake others up who may still have the wool pulled over there eyes. Ron Paul’s stances on the issues show a strong understanding of what our country was founded on. While I have been woken long ago and do not find as much of this a revelation, I am happy when I see others trying to wake this almost dead nation from its sleep.
Go Ron Go

By: Matt

Matt — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 18:54:58 +0000

Ron Paul is trying to push his view of what a conservative should be cough libertarian cough and calling true conservatives "neo-cons". Anyone that doesn't agree with his opinion is automatically called a neo-con...only problem is he attacking traditional conservative values. I think all the internet hype is from Libertarians that think by spamming they are going to convince people to vote for Ron Paul, but in reality they are just going to turn people off on him altogether...

By: Mister Robinson’s Neighborhood, or: Hey, RepublicansAgainstFred! Why Don’t You Leave A Comment Here? at Blog P.I.

Tue, 10 Jul 2007 20:40:37 +0000

[...] As my now-standard disclosure should make pretty clear, lately I’ve been keeping a close eye on Fred Thompson-related Internet discussion. And before that, I’d been writing plenty about overzealous online campaigns. Well, here the twain meet. [...]

By: The Lady Logician

The Lady Logician — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 22:58:52 +0000

I just hope that all of the Ron Paul supporters (and all voters for that matter) read beyond the campaign talking points and look at his record. I did a lot of digging into his voting record over the last week and he does not appear to be the “most conservative candidate” as some of his supporters have claimed. A non-partisan website OnThe Issues (http://www.ontheissues.org/TX/Ron_Paul.htm) has him listed – based on his over all voting record to be a Moderate Libertarian. If that is what you want to vote for GREAT. However, don’t try to convince me that Ron Paul is a conservative, because he really isn’t.

By: Guy

Guy — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 07:32:11 +0000

I for one can say that I am turned off by the disproportionate amount of Ron Paul stories continuing to plague Digg. I'm not here to argue the ethics of the tactic, all I'm saying is that it is having a negative impact on me, and the Ron Paul campaign should probably do some internal polling of their own.

I haven't read a single Ron Paul story on Digg because when I see the amount of headlines coming across my Digg RSS feed with his name, I assume he is being backed by a small group of extremists, and therefore must hold extremist views on policy and issues. I don't know if this is the case though, because I refuse to click the stories. I refuse to click the stories because I don't want to feel like a sucker for such blatant propaganda.

Go ahead and refute my points, but it won't matter in the slightest. I couldn't even bring myself to read the Ron Paul supporters comments to this blog entry.

You guys are way overdoing it right now.

By: Baller

Baller — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 03:49:30 +0000

I hope that the strong internet exposure allows Ron Paul to be be known by U.S. voters. Most, like myself, have only heard about him recently. I was surprised that I had never heard of him on the national media and realized the media doesn’t want you to know about him. Because if have a choice between a typical corrupt politician (that the media can pay off and control) and Ron Paul, you would vote for Ron Paul.

By: Has the Paul Machine Given Up on Digg? at Blog P.I.

Has the Paul Machine Given Up on Digg? at Blog P.I. — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 03:49:42 +0000

[...] Over the past couple weeks, I’ve noticed fewer and fewer Ron Paul-related stories on the front page of Digg. Maybe Kevin Rose had the monkeys tweak the algorithm a little more? Nah, more likely they were out drinking beers. [...]