Who is the Best Democrat Candidate, and why they should run as an independent if they do not get nominated.
(By a guy who hates the mainstream media's faked polls)

I've given a lot of support to the Republican candidate Ron Paul. I had to actually register as a republican to vote for him in the MD primary because thats where the real battle will be won or lost, basically I think that if Paul wins the nomination, he will win the presidency, which I also think no other person on the republican side can do. But getting back on track here, I hate the idea of party affiliations because I feel it's stupid to vote for some one in your party out of some misguided loyalty. Republicans vote republican, democrats vote democrat, I'm not saying everyone does that, but a lot of people do and a two party system is what we currently have and are stuck with. So let's ignore the important things like, you know, positions on the issues, Paul doesn't come off as being a total douche-bag like other so called 'front runners'. But hold on one second Skippy, just because we got one good person who could get our country back on track running on the republican side, lets take a look at the Democrat side of things, shall we?
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The word is just starting to come out that the Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul has now surpassed the $1,000,000 mark up from an initial goal of $500,000. It is simply amazing that this amount has been reached in less than one week. Currently donations are averaging around $7,000 an hour. With a day still to go will it be possible that his campaign can manage to reach the 1.5 Million mark? I think that as news outlets begin reporting on the amount that has been raised so far, that will cause a snowball effect where a huge amount of supporters will donate as the clock winds down.
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Regardless of Fox News attempts to discredit Dr. Paul, he won the Fox News Republican Debate Poll. Soon they won't be able to ignore the fact that people will and are going to vote for him.
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