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Oh Mr. Frum - you neo-con, empty-suited mouthpiece of everything that is wrong with the Republican party . . . You succinctly express the dilemna people like you are in with Ron Paul. On CNN today, you say that Mr. Paul has a weird coalition of young people who want to legalize drugs and are anti-war and a of a small extreme radical racist element, but at the same time - you make sure you don't mention the large group of active duty personnel and veterans that have thrown their support behind him. So you try to paint the supporters as crazy, drug-motivated, anti-american, and racist to help protect the GOP, as it stands. The GOP as it stands, is a white-washed empty tomb filled with decaying flesh and you seek to perpetuate that. LOL! Calling Ron Paul the leader of a racist group in one breath while talking about his extreme libertarian views on another shows you (and people like you) to be absolutely desperate to keep the vacuum. Entertaining, but futile. If not RP, this time around, there will be others to take up the banner of real change. Heads up Mr. Frum, the fun is just getting started!
Oh Mr. Frum - you neo-con, empty-suited mouthpiece of everything that is wrong with the Republican party . . . You succinctly express the dilemna people like you are in with Ron Paul. On CNN today, you say that Mr. Paul has a weird coalition of young people who want to legalize drugs and are anti-war and a of a small extreme radical racist element, but at the same time - you make sure you don't mention the large group of active duty personnel and veterans that have thrown their support behind him. So you try to paint the supporters as crazy, drug-motivated, anti-american, and racist to help protect the GOP, as it stands. The GOP as it stands, is a white-washed empty tomb filled with decaying flesh and you seek to perpetuate that. LOL! Calling Ron Paul the leader of a racist group in one breath while talking about his extreme libertarian views on another shows you (and people like you) to be absolutely desperate to keep the vacuum. Entertaining, but futile. If not RP, this time around, there will be others to take up the banner of real change. Heads up Mr. Frum, the fun is just getting started!
Frums another bought and paid for mouthpiece. Guess banksters have lined his pockets as well.
If he hates Paul, thats all the more reason Indeps and swing voters want him...next year whoever JPMorgan Chase and CNN want in office is who I am voting AGAINST.
the pickle is that, the gop doesn't want change they want status quo,thye dont want ron paul to get the nomination, on the other hand if ron paul is not given the nomination, he will most likley run 3rd party and will take his supporters which may give Obama his 2nd term
If have been reading some scary things about Ron Paul. It will be good if Iowa can get it right and a decent candidate can win the caucus, if not then maybe we will have to count on another state.
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Originally Posted by timeofseasons
If have been reading some scary things about Ron Paul. It will be good if Iowa can get it right and a decent candidate can win the caucus, if not then maybe we will have to count on another state.
Don't listen to what others say about him. Listen to his speeches and his principles and make your decision. Every candidate gets demonized by the others, our job is to wade thru the BS to get to the truth.
Lol, I would say it is the Paulistas who are in a pickle. Crazy old Ron can't survive the scrutiny. He is just crazy old Uncle Ron, his views run from crazy to repugnant. The more that is known the less he is liked. He really should run as a libertarian and drop the pretense of being a Republican.
the pickle is that, the gop doesn't want change they want status quo,thye dont want ron paul to get the nomination, on the other hand if ron paul is not given the nomination, he will most likley run 3rd party and will take his supporters which may give Obama his 2nd term
Thanks for explaining what the OP was talking about. For a minute I thought they were talking German or something with all that hate.
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Originally Posted by timeofseasons
If have been reading some scary things about Ron Paul. It will be good if Iowa can get it right and a decent candidate can win the caucus, if not then maybe we will have to count on another state.
Dont worry about it, I cant recall the last time Iowa actually picked the presidential nominee for the GOP.. Its ridiculous to assume that this election will somehow be different than the rest.
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Lol, I would say it is the Paulistas who are in a pickle. Crazy old Ron can't survive the scrutiny. He is just crazy old Uncle Ron, his views run from crazy to repugnant. The more that is known the less he is liked. He really should run as a libertarian and drop the pretense of being a Republican.
LOL! OK. I would propose to you that Flip Flop Romney and Same-Ol, Same-Ol' Gingrich ought to just leave the Republican party and join the Democrats! But, we get it. People are apt to yelp and complain when they are kicked in the teeth.
LOL! OK. I would propose to you that Flip Flop Romney and Same-Ol, Same-Ol' Gingrich ought to just leave the Republican party and join the Democrats! But, we get it. People are apt to yelp and complain when they are kicked in the teeth.
Paulistas are certainly proof of that. Could they whine a little more about how they are unloved by the media, the Republican party etc.?
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Paulistas are certainly proof of that. Could they whine a little more about how they are unloved by the media, the Republican party etc.?
Nothing wrong with yelling loudly when the press ignores you and there is nothing wrong when others whine about the winds of change. Both are kinda futile.
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