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And while his campaign staff finds imaginative ways to measure his momentum - one recent release reported that Paul had become "the third most-mentioned person in the blogosphere, beating out Paris Hilton" - more conventional measures show him way back in the pack.
http://www.newsday.com/news/columnists/ny-oppin245227239may24,0,6192639.column?coll=ny-news-columnists
Convention can't stop revolution.
http://www.exterminatingangel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=203&Itemid=118
Growth is bottom up, not top down, so capitalism is at its most vibrant when wealth is most evenly distributed. The problem with treating the economy like a game of Monopoly is that when one person controls everything, the game is over and you start again. In real life this stage is called revolution.