Monica Said:

If Colin Powell, Republican, was going to vote for John McCain, why hasn't he endorsed him already?

We Answered:

Maybe he wants to write in himself. JK Seriously, though, perhaps he figures it's nobody's business. The opposite could be said, too: given those statements, why hasn't he come right out and said he supports Obama? Obviously, he wants to keep his stance private.


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Leonard Said:

What do you think about this quote?

We Answered:

The GOP has no plan except more of the same ad hominem attacks on their opponents.

It has worked for them for four years, why change now?

Besides, they have nothing else to offer.

Dave Said:

Which state and local candidates are constitutionalists and "Ron Paul" Republicans?

We Answered:

In my opinion, he stands a very good chance of getting the Republican nomination in New Hampshire, as it is known as a 'Libertarian' state.
He also has won 3 straw polls in New Hampshire this year, by decisive margins:

http://www.ronpaul2008.com/straw-poll-re…

He also has a huge event planned in New Hampshire this next week end.

Here is a state by state break-down of the current 47,831 Ron Paul active supporters:
Check below for Illinois.

http://ronpaul.meetup.com/about/

If each active supporter can convince only 10 people to vote for Ron Paul in the 'Primary' elections, that's almost half a million Republican votes.

Would it be enough to get him nominated in the "Low" turnout primaries, I don't know,,,,,but he has a great advantage if he wins or scores very high in the New Hampshire primaries for 2 reasons, N. H. has their primary before the other states and sets a precedent, and the national media can't continue to ignore him if he's even close to the front runners.
Thanks for the question.
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