As many are well aware, Ron Paul has more money in hand than John McCain. AS I have predicted before, this and other reasons will lead to the eventual end of the MacCain campaign. “Campaign manager Terry Nelson and chief strategist John Weaver offered McCain their resignations, which the Arizona senator accepted with “regret and deep gratitude for their dedication, hard work and friendship.” From here, it is only downhill.
But what happened to a candidate that has established himself for so many years in the political sphere? Simple. 1) MacCain has supported the wrong causes. His amnesty support and his passionate defense of an unconstitutional war has led his numbers to dwindle and it certainly will not rise in the months ahead. 2) MacCain, as other candidates, fail to use their campaign fund raising with any caution. This point was made brilliantly by Ron Paul in his phone interview with Joe Scarborough. He mentioned that most candidates treat their money like the government. This is an undeniable fact. They eat at the finest restaurants, fly in the most expensive jets, and pay enormous amount to their staff. It is no wonder that $20 million still may not get you the nomination. This is where Ron Paul’s conservative and economic skills come in. Ron Paul has 2.4 million and he will use this money only when necessary; he will fly only when necessary, and he will eat at a local restaurant in a town near you.
Praise for Ron on Joe Scarborough and Company:
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