... And Ron Paul with 8 percent in NC, 8 percent in Indiana.

[gauguin57]

Keep on truckin', Ron, and all your crazy acolytes!

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#val=IN

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#val=NC

[Liberal Veteran]

1. Yeah, the Ron Paulians were an odd, devoted, and ultimately rude bunch.

The detritus left by the kooks in the RP fan clue is STILL lining our roads, untended and slowly falling apart. If you are gonna stick signs up all over the place, take the damned things down when it becomes clear your candidate ain't gonna be on the ballot.

[enough]

2. You know, here in rural/suburban PA, Ron Paul has given me something to agree with my

Christian fundamentalist neighbors about. He has alerted them to the fact that they should hate the Iraq war, and that they should hate the Patriot Act and want to abolish it. To me, this is a miracle.

He has also suggested that he prefers Obama to the other two major candidates. I think most of my Ron Paul supporting neighbors will vote for Obama over McCain in the GE if Dr. Paul tells them that he is going to do so.

[Mooney]

3. I miss Ron Paul terribly.

I miss all the shitty GOP candidates.

Mittens.

Miss 9-11.

Huckabee.

They were all funny as fuck.

[dhill926]

4. agreed....that show closed down too soon...n/t

[Mooney]

5. It was the Ronald Reagan Seance Hour.

Did you watch any of those ridiculous GOP debates? They went like this:

Huckabee: Ronald Reagan.

Mittens: Ronald Reagan.

Giuliani: 9-11... and Ronald Reagan. 9-11.

McCain: Ronald Reagan and jihadism.

If I played a drinking game where I took a shot every time they said "Ronald Reagan" I would have died of alcohol poisoning.