Crazy

It's the only print worthy adjective fitting to describe the recent talk of Ron Paul winning the Iowa Caucuses.

And the scientific community is united in that fact.

Coming on the heels of Mike Huckerstbee err Huckabee's win 4 years ago, this would be another strike for those who don't want Iowa hitting lead off in Presidential politics.

I don't care if he's well financed, or has an organization in place, the man is on the fringe.

He's the Crazy Uncle families are justifiably embarrassed by.

It would be on par with Iowa Dummycrats supporting Dennis Kook-cinich.

They worst they've ever done is support favorite loon, err son CommieTommie Harkin in 1992.

"Paul appeals to people whose knowledge of major issues is superficial (and) he sees conspiracies where there are none. If he does well in Iowa, which is likely, it will be an enormous embarrassment to the Republicans."

What's with Paul's ads where it's claimed he's the one?















It's a strange and over-the-top campaign ad that is reminiscent of the more messianic proclamations of our current president.

Because that's worked out so well.

Although, Paul does have the same cult of personality effect on his supporters as Obama had on his.