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Subject NH: Ron Paul closing gap in new Zogby poll - Surging in the latest polls!

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SHR, Quite impressive! I respect your analysis. You are probably quite right. But, but, but...............

The world is in a much different place right now. People are speaking out and saying, "enough is enough".

Americans have been acting like children that were abused. .... hiding and trying to stay out of trouble and focus of the angry master. Hypnotized even in believing that nothing can be done. Their puny little voice would not be heard.

Americans are getting slammed from all sides. Mortgages, food prices, hazardous environment, their pockets, their jobs.... their overall lifestyle. Not just hundreds or thousands.... Millions!

I was deflated for a brief moment from your well worded and light comments. But then I thought, gee, that is just like what the PTB do to us all the time! Deflate any hope and then the drive and enthusiasm is lost... beat down. Stamped out. Didn't work for me I am happy to say.

I will keep my thoughts on the day that we  will see a different kind of presidency... one [b]for the people[/b] and a government of [b]by the people[/b].

I wish you well, and thanks for all you do here. :thumbs:
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Thank you and I never mean to deflate peoples enthusiasm when it comes to the elections...quite the opposite in fact. I see the overall picture as this:
People get an almost manic level of enthusiasm over Ron Paul, it's unrealistic IMO and they face the inevitable crash when he doesn't win eleventy bazzillion to 4...while being enthusiastic is a very good thing...I hate to see the crash when the real world does it's inevitable thing...so here is all I can tell you....

All these politicians, Obama too, that get this rock star like fan base going absolutely berzerk are bound to let you down in the end...just like Obama has for the vast majority...they cannot live up to their hype, they never can...and much like the backing track failing out and you hear the real voice is not the epic angels singing voice that you might have thought it was...all these iconic politicians just cannot live up to the perceived image that people tend to believe in.

So don't feel bad if one doesn't "live up"...because none of them can...and also try to realize this...

This political chess game for control and direction is a strategic and long war...the scale and scope of it is well beyond any one single election cycle...so while those are important...they are battles in a very long war, it's a long and often difficult haul and there are no quick and easy solutions. If we are smart...and we win the battles which allow us to move the direction of this country back on the course which I personally wish to see it back on...a far more constitutionally conservative and pro business/ wealth creation course...then you will see me, once the war's tide has turned, be more berzerkly happy than any of the Ronulans....trust in that...;)
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Original Message NH is coming up in just a few days (10th). Iowa was just a preference poll. Delegates won't be decided for months. NH is the first primary where delegate votes are at stake.

The good news is Paul is climbing. Mittens had a huge lead (as expected; he is gov of Mass and owns a house in NH) but now his lead is down to 14%. A strong second by Paul would be fantastic. Santorum is rising as well (ugh - please MSM, a little scrutiny here). The bad news is that NH is famous for vote fraud but hopefully with vote monitoring, we will be able to bring some of the fraud to light.

Romney 38%
Paul 24%
Santorum 11%

I just can't help following it all ...

[link to www.thestatecolumn.com]

Graph of poll results here: [link to media.washtimes.com]

Poll: Ron Paul surges, Mitt Romney dips in New Hampshire

[link to www.thestatecolumn.com]

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