As he did in Iowa, Paul, despite raising the most money of any Republican presidential ....
candidate in the fourth quarter -- nearly $20 million -- (and another $600,000 this month) and despite the vociferous support of many young supporters, once again finished in the back of the GOP pack
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Despite his enthusiastic supporters. Despite all the hand-painted signs and chants. Despite the long hours handwriting letters to voters in other states. Despite the yard signs that bloomed everywhere like winter dandelions.
Despite his millions of dollars. Despite his growing political infrastructure in other states. Despite his book. Despite the 1,400 meet-up groups nationally. Despite all the positive publicity surrounding his being snubbed by Fox News for the Sunday night debate and his second appearance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno." Despite all of his advertising in the Granite State, which seemed fertile soil for his less-government approach.
Paul lost. Again.
Well. isnt that all the proof this takes...first he gets ten percent in Iowa, now getting 8% in the New Hampshire primaries...i for one thing his long shot campaign is just about to loose its final wing. sucks for him honestly...but it just goes to show you - cash means very little.
Yours Truly ~~
()_BOB_)~~*
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