Topic: Presidential Campaign 2008
Ron Paul says he runs the risk of winning

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On Jay Leno's Tonight Show Ron Paul said if his campaign keeps going like it is he runs the risk of becoming President

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by Michael McDonnough
(libertarian)
Wednesday, October 31, 2007

I would like to add a little background to his words on Jay Leno's Tonight Show on Oct 30^th 07. When Ron Paul said to Jay that with the successes he has had to date in his campaign that he runs the risk of winning the nomination, he is referring to his wife's warning to him when he first ran for congress. That warning was that he ran the risk of winning meaning that because he has such obvious integrity that the voters might just decide to vote for him and he will win.

It is a hallmark of his humility and devotion to this nation. There is no arrogance in this man and that is one of the attractive features of his presence on the world stage in my opinion. His humility and respect for the constitution and his integrity shine through well in his interview on the Tonight Show. Be sure if you did not get to see it to view this little clip.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8Kue1Podxs

Jay led him through most of the questions surrounding his campaign and I think Ron did well with his answers. There is little doubt that this man has the heart, and intelligence to back it up to be a great President for the United States. Can you imagine a scholar in Austrian economics, the Constitution, and a person of great humility and strength of character becoming President? It could hardly happen at a more critical time in our nation's history.

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Published: Wednesday, October 31, 2007
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