Ron Paul for President 2012 Campaign Gains Momentum

Posted on | November 2, 2009 | 9 Comments

The Ron Paul for President 2012 campaign has gained great momentum over the last few months. With the Rasmussen Reports Presidential Poll showing the approval rating of President Obama dropping there are many American citizens who are listening to what Ron Paul has to say. On RonPaul.com there was recently a poll asking if Dr. Ron Paul should run for president in 2012 and you can actually purchase “Ron Paul for President 2012″ merchandise from the website.

In late January the approval rating of President Obama was around 65% and there has been a steady drop since then to well below 50%. This is not to say that the president is doing a bad job but the American public has definitely seen a change of heart when it comes to strongly approving of President Barack Obama. One of the biggest concerns that remains is the strength of the economy and the fact that stimulus money continues to be printed on a daily basis.

From day one, Ron Paul has been against the stimulus package and feels that printing United States dollars is only going to deflate our currency and cause many problems in the future. President Obama has been a strong support of printing money as the value of the dollar continues to drop. We have yet to see inflation take off but there is a very good chance that it could happen in the near future with the budget deficit reaching a record $1.42 trillion for the fiscal year that ended September 30th.

Make sure to return to Subprime Blogger to get your Ron Paul news. We also write columns on Jim Rogers, Peter Schiff and Gerald Celente as these men have done a great job of pointing out some of the problems America faces. Each of these men correctly predicted the decline of the dollar and the subsequent commodity bull market. We will continue to keep you updated on the commodity bull market as well as commentary from these individuals. The columns are located in the Current News section with a link located below.

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9 Responses to “Ron Paul for President 2012 Campaign Gains Momentum”

Marcelo
November 2nd, 2009 @ 11:21 am

Printing money IS inflation. What hasn’t taken off is consumer prices, a consequence of inflation.
Darryl Schmitz
November 2nd, 2009 @ 1:31 pm

Rep. Watt “took one for the team”, all cowards. (This might include both Democrats and Republicans.)
Carl Hockersmith
November 2nd, 2009 @ 1:59 pm

Dear Congressman Ron Paul, my name is Carl Hockersmith. I am about to change my party affiiliation. Are you a Libertarian? I remember that in the last election you were forced to run as a Republican in order to get your point of view said. You were the only honest person there. Thank you. Respectfully, Carl Hockersmith
Dar
November 2nd, 2009 @ 3:38 pm

Marcelo is right about inflation, but unfortunately the current newspeak has created confusion about the word.

It is as though the mayor has redefined grand theft auto to mean the increase in people walking to work. Some people might then argue that GTA is good for us or is caused by sunny weather or decreased by new car models. Some might propose to address problematic GTA by public transportation or forcing companies to send employees home before it gets dark. Some studies might show that in the fall or snowy weather auto theft has no correlation to GTA, debunking the crackpots.

But in their hearts people know what GTA really is. “Some 7%$#&&$ stole my car!”

It is in the same way with inflation. Washington can make a big deal about how prices are not going up that fast or how stock prices are going up (but we know with empty dollars), but in reality those are all compared to what they might be if Washington did not steal our money.

(Now on Ron Paul 2012, I say let’s not bully Paul, let him serve as he feels is best for him and those he loves, both family and the nation.)
Christi Jennings
November 3rd, 2009 @ 1:07 pm

Whats the names of the 1% and the names of the New World Order members as this is of upper most importance so as everyone knows who they are and can be addressed.
Doc
November 3rd, 2009 @ 7:55 pm

Why not have an honest persident in 2012, Ron Paul is perfect for America. I do think however that he will be very unpopular becouse in order to dig us out of this pit Obama put us in will require U.S. cicizens to do some hard work and pay off some debt to china. This is the only way to keep from becoming thier slaves in the future, may be not literally but maybe militarilly or as exlusive sellers and consumers of thier GDP.
ivett
November 3rd, 2009 @ 8:17 pm

I do support Congressman Ron Paul to become our next president, no matter what party he
chooses to represent. He is a man of integrity, and a politician who supports our freedoms granted by our constitution. He has shown great wisdom not only in predicting where our economic crises originate from; but he has also recommended solutions to our financial problems that would solve the problem rather than temporarily fixing it and putting our nation into unprecedented deficits for years to come. The mayority of people in America who are creating services or products are not responsible for the crises we are experiencing.
So who is it? Who is out there making decisions for us, compromising our way of life and our kids’ futures? It is the bankers, and corporate entities with too much influence on our elected officials who in front of cameras appear to be in disagreement with their opposite party but behind the scenes they are all advancing the same agenda. Ron Paul, is our chance to restore our constitution. I consider him the contemporary father of our nation. His concern is the preservations of our rights and freedoms. When I hear on the news that the Dow Jones is doing great, I just wonder if all those points when translated to a gold standard would be the same figure. The answer is: “NO” because all those points attained are backed only by paper money. If we adopted the gold standard, the high point rallies would come down to 4% of all the posted points; and financial corporations would not be able to pull shadowy financial transactions that put our economy in a deeper hole each time, consequently putting the most of Americans into a daily struggle to just survive. In the end, we all get taxed to the max just because our elected officials forget who elected them and decide to instead back those who donated cash or favors for them to be elected. The gold standard would never be adopted because it would put the breaks on financial corruption and overspending.
As long as we continue to just print money irresponsibly, I see all of our pay checks going towards whatever debts we are volunteered for. God bless Ron Paul.
Salah Issa
November 4th, 2009 @ 12:18 am

Ron Paul is the man, go Ron…. If he runs for president I will vote for him and try my best to support him financially…

But he will probably not be remembered as the best president (if he wins), because all the actions he will have to take to fix the economy will initially hurt us as a nation but then I expect it will stabilize, instead of continuing to go up and crash all of a sudden
BeadStallCup
November 7th, 2009 @ 5:10 pm

For decades Washington insiders and corrupt politicians have been cheating hardworking, honest American citizens out of their money and their rights. It is ironic that their ill gotten gains is all that’s protecting these scoundrels now…