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Gardentoolnumber5 is absolutely right- referring to Ron Paul as leader of a "cult" is an especially low blow, and particularly inept with regards to Nevada- he is the candidate with the greatest support for the mining industry, and for the gambling industry as well, and in his tax philosophy, closest to that of official state policy.
This man, ignored by the mainstream press, amassed almost as many votes in Michigan as Guliani and Thompson combined. Cult following indeed.