It is interesting to see this site after each Republican debate. Since the site is new, it's not the busiest site in the world, so the Ron Paul internet campaign observation is a little easier to see.

The poll question asking who won the Republican debate was put out shortly after the debate. It didn't take long before 10 people voted with their opinion. The winner on this poll so far is Ron Paul, and he is winning by a long shot. It is very apparent to me that Ron Paul has a fairly large grass roots internet campaign. At least his online campaign is bigger than the other candidates; otherwise you would see more votes for the other guys.

I can visualize hundreds of Ron Paul people (talking points in hand) waiting for the debate to end so they can start posting and voting on sites like this one. I wonder how effective it can be? Why aren't the other candidates doing the same?

Is this the new face of campaigning?