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18. None, but Paul is the only one who has supporters among progressives.

Mon Dec 26, 2011, 09:21 AM

Dec 2011

Though I am not sure I would call progressives people who believe that Ron Paul is acceptable by any standard.

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Romney leads, Paul rises in N.H. poll [View all] harvey007 Dec 2011 OP

All I want for Christmas is Ron Paul on the presidential ballot next November proud2BlibKansan Dec 2011 #1

That would be awesome. LAGC Dec 2011 #2

Yep, that is why I want to see Ron Paul do well in the primaries cottage10 Dec 2011 #4

Which one of the options isn't fireghtening? n/t Gore1FL Dec 2011 #12

Every member of the Insane GOP Clown Posse is frightening ... Kennah Dec 2011 #16

Incorrect. RoccoR5955 Dec 2011 #17

I would love that too liberalmike27 Dec 2011 #3

Have you bothered to look at which Senate seats are up? karynnj Dec 2011 #9

I see your point. This could work out better than we thought. Populist_Prole Dec 2011 #10

If Paul wins the first 3 or 4 primaries sarcasmo Dec 2011 #5

Seriously? Deep13 Dec 2011 #6

Mind boggling, isn't it? nevergiveup Dec 2011 #8

I don't think he's overt Ter Dec 2011 #11

Hands up who DIDN'T see this coming rocktivity Dec 2011 #13

I hope he runs as a third party candidate. TheCowsCameHome Dec 2011 #15

Romney is a 'favorite son' in New Hampshire, so his front-runner coalition_unwilling Dec 2011 #19