Michael Cornfield, 720 Strategies' VP of Research and Media Strategy, was recently quoted in Forbes magazine, discussing the end of Ron Paul's Web campaign.
Paul's online popularity may have also translated to a serious boost in primaries, says Michael Cornfield, vice president of the online grass-roots advocacy firm 720 Strategies. Cornfield compares the campaign with Paul's presidential bid in 1988, when he ran as a libertarian and drew less than half a percent of the vote. "Twenty years ago, he had the same message, but there was none of this Internet thing going on," says Cornfield. "The fact that Paul plus the Web has done about ten times better than Paul without the Web makes for a pure case of what the Web can get you."
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