Ron Paul may have finished second in the New Hampshire primary Tuesday, but to hear him tell it, he - and more importantly liberty - was a big winner.
“I think the intellectual revolution that’s going on now to restore liberty in this country is on its way, and there’s no way they’re going to stop the momentum that we have started,” said Paul after his second strong outing in as many states.
In an energetic speech to supporters, he laughed off criticism that he's "dangerous" (except to the status quo, in which case he accepts the label) and thanked the Manchester Union-Leader for not endorsing him (the paper backed Newt Gingrich).
Even on a night that saw Mitt Romney win, Paul showed why his campaign has caught fire, and showed no signs of slowing down heading into S.C.:
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