Ron Paul sings the praises of Libertarian candidate Bob Barr:
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Ron Paul is excited that he got 16 percent of the vote in Pennsylvania.
Sound bite: “It didn’t make the evening news, but it hasn’t gone unnoticed, let me tell ya.”
Some Ron Paul supporters say that they are him… and you are he and we are we together…. We are the eggman…. You are the walrus….
Sorry, flashbacks.
Ron Paul — remember him? — bucks up his loyal supporters thanking them for all the attention and money they drew and suggesting an organization going beyond the campaign.
Sound bite: “Elections are short-term efforts. Revolutions are long-term projects.”
He also plugs a book, now available for preorder on Amazon — “The Revolution: A manifesto.”
Gee, we’ve heard so little from Ron Paul lately. Here’s a local celebrity — he’s on TV — thanks to his Ronmobile.
Dr. Paul reflects on his year-long campaign, rallies his troops and explains that while he’s also campaigning for re-election to Congress, he’s still going to compete in the upcoming pesidential primaries.
Sound Bite: “The campaign is going to continue as long as there are new people coming into the campaign and that we’re able to be financed. So this campaign isn’t over.”
Sometimes words aren’t enough when you support a candidate. These YouTubers say it in song.
“Huck ‘em All” — The World Metal Alliance shreds the roster of candidates and says Huckabee’s the man who can jam.
“Ba-Rock” — Obama’s the man “who says ‘Yes, we can.’ ”
“Ron Paul Dance” — This dude says “I have had too much time on my hands since graduating college.” True.
“Yes We Can” — An earnest young singer from New York weighs in with his version of the Will.i.am “Yes We Can” tune.
Ron Paul disagrees with the other candidates on, oh, every issue: “The Republican party has a problem because we don’t act like Republicans.”
Howard Stern “digs” Ron Paul:
Sound bite: “I think I agreed with everything that dude just said.”
Jay Leno can’t get guests these days. But he gets Ron Paul. The appearance:
Appearing on “Fox & Friends” this morning, Ron Paul is asked about Mike Huckabee’s “floating cross” ad. The congressman quotes Sinclair Lewis:
Sound Bite: “When fascism comes to this country, it will be wrapped in the flag, carrying a cross.”
Ron Paul’s campaign made a 30-minute TV show that they say will air throughout Iowa this weekend. The advantage of YouTube, of course, is that you don’t have to buy air time. I wouldn’t be surprised if this gets more viewers online than on the air.
Part II:
Ron Paul “takes time out” from campaigning to put on a red sweater and wish everybody a Merry Christmas — and, yes, he says Christmas — in a TV ad.
Ron Paul is soliciting funds to get this low-budget ad on the air in Iowa and New Hampshire. Doctor Paul’s healthcare prescription: “Take power from big business and the bureaucrats, give it back to patients and the doctors they choose.”
