the people said let's let over indianapolis 500 with the ron paul banner, or a radiology resident in new york put on the top of his building, google paul. takeoff from kennedy. fly right over his building and you've looked down google ron paul and invalid. or they would say the campaign ads suck and will do our own on youtube and they make the os to a lot of great stuff came out of egypt and things to be. but it was sort of a movement, and they didn't like because they were libertarian, that into perspective did like being told what to do. they did what they wanted to and it made it a much but interesting campaign. i don't know if the right or wrong but the beauty anyway because they're going to do with wanted to do. but it made it more interesting than the typical campaign. spent the tea party convention a couple of times, and the question i have is its early seem like that was a movement that had its origins in the 2008 campaign, or at least parallel to the 2008 campaign. so then it seems it has gone off in a different direction. not necessarily opposite the movement of the ron paul's revolution is follow. it was very disturbing

people said let's fly, and the radiology doctor in new york put on his building, google ron paul, andwhen you take off from kennedy, you see that, google ron paul in 10-foot letters. they said the campaign ads suck, and we're doing on our on youtube. a lot of creative stuff came out of the youtubes and the things they did, but it was really sort of a movement, and they didn't like it -- because they were libertarian, individuals, they didn't like being told what to do. they did what they wanted to do, and it made it an interesting campaign. i don't know if they were right or wrong, but they did it anyway because they were going to do what they wanted to do, but it was more interesting than a typical campaign. >> the tea party was mentioned in different contexts, and it seemed like that was a movement that had origins in the 2008 campaign, supportive of the senator east run in kentucky in 2010, but since then, it went off in a different direction, not necessarily, you know, opposite the movement that the ron paul's revolution followed, but somewhat different, and, you know, it was very