Why doesn't Ron Paul use those catchy phrases?

[Roger Bacon]

All the other candidates keep repeating these catchy phrases, like "America Doesn't Work unless America is working".

Why doesn't Ron Paul use these repeated catchy phrases?

[Bindare_Dundat]

Because he not a pandering dipshit?  Romney sure has been sounding a bit more like Ron lately though, mentioning liberty and freedom more often and even using Ron campaign slogan, Restoring America.

Personally, I can't wait for Ron to start connecting Bernanke and Geitner and how the Feds own minutes show that both were clueless about the housing bubble and then connecting Obama and Romney as the biggest receivers of Goldman campaign contributions. Goldman Sachs has been connected to benefitting from the collapse of the housing bubble andcall kinds of trouble elsewhere. Romney even went as far as saying that Bernanke is doing a great job. Doesn't sound like a good business man to me regarding this point. I thought he enjoyed firing people that don't offer good results.

[whork]

Because he is not full of shit like the rest

[240 is Back]

a romney term will essentially be 95% of what we get with obama.  I think most getbiggers agree with that?

A ron paul presidency would be way different.

[Dos Equis]

He uses repetitive buzz words and phrases like any other candidate.  Would not surprise me if he mentions "liberty" in every speech he gives. 

[240 is Back]

He uses repetitive buzz words and phrases like any other candidate.  Would not surprise me if he mentions "liberty" in every speech he gives. 

RP has a long voting record of supporting 'liberty'.

When Romney uses words like "conservatism" in a speech, you look at his history of crumbling to a dem senate in Mass on appointments, and you have to shake your head.

[Roger Bacon]

Good post, I knew the answer.  I just wanted to bring this topic up.