When I watch the support that Ron Paul has had, I keep coming back to the same thing. “This does not pass the ’smell’ test’.” As much as I hate conspiracy theories, those of you who read my blog know that I do not expect the left to play either fairly, or within the law, nor do I think they are stupid. They might be voluntarily or genetically ignorant, but they are insidious as cancer.

So I want to propose an idea that I think deserves some attention. 

Ron Paul has surged (in the past) in ways that do not follow the expected Republican data. Both financially, and ideologically, Paul is a definite outsider to the party. Yet, amazingly, he gets support beyond belief. So I am going to suggest why I think this is happening. And I hope that an agency that has more resources than I do will check this out and follow through with a report.

While Ron Paul might be earnest in his position, people like George Soros recognize that by law, they can only give so much money to the candidates of their choice. But, what prevents them from giving to candidates that are NOT of their choice, but still serve a “purpose”? 

Considering the frame of mind of the far left (anything to win, including buying or cheating for the Presidency) is it not possible that the kind of minds that think like Soros, and have the money to throw at an election, would support a Republican yet Independent candidate that would could peel off a few million Republican votes, nationally, from the Republican front runner?

Can you say “Manufacture me a Ross Perot”?

I don’t think it is far fetched to think that people like Soros are playing every angle, and that they are willing to support a Republican candidate who is fringe, with cash, so that the candidate has the capacity to not only believe they have support (and thus keep ‘going’), but to have enough of that belief that they run on an Indy ticket even thought they lose their party’s nomination.

I have said this before, and I will say it again. The words “Ross Perot” had far more to do with Bush 1 losing than did the words “Read my lips, no new taxes.”

In elections that are won by as few as a few hundred thousand, to a million or so votes, it is not beyond my imagination that Ron Paul is a creation of the left.

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