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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #50 on: December 14, 2011, 06:42:17 AM »
Bill is right up there with Trump in terms of moronic views and statements.

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #51 on: December 14, 2011, 06:49:13 AM »
Ron Paul Wins Pasco County FL GOP Straw Poll!

Florida Pasco County Straw Poll 12-13-2011
 Results are:


 Ron Paul: 171
 Gingrich: 51
 Romney: 30
 Perry: 14
 Santorum: 6
 Bachmann: 3
 Cain: 1
 Huntsman: 1
 Johnson: 1

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #52 on: December 14, 2011, 06:50:01 AM »

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #53 on: December 14, 2011, 07:01:13 AM »
Ron Paul Wins Pasco County FL GOP Straw Poll!

Florida Pasco County Straw Poll 12-13-2011
 Results are:


 Ron Paul: 171
 Gingrich: 51
 Romney: 30
 Perry: 14
 Santorum: 6
 Bachmann: 3
 Cain: 1
 Huntsman: 1
 Johnson: 1

shit, it's not even close!!

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #54 on: December 14, 2011, 07:29:14 AM »
How about Rand for VP?

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #55 on: December 14, 2011, 07:53:24 AM »
How about Rand for VP?

I think Ron Paul would bring in some military hero, economist PhD, former firefighter or somethign like that... a younger guy he's been hiding, some stud that is from outside the washington dc circle.    No way he puts someone behind him who doesn't match his beliefs.

Or he'll put alex jones on the ticket.  imagine AJ completely smashing biden in the debates!  hahaha

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #56 on: December 14, 2011, 07:54:36 AM »
I think Ron Paul would bring in some military hero, economist PhD, former firefighter or somethign like that... a younger guy he's been hiding, some stud that is from outside the washington dc circle.    No way he puts someone behind him who doesn't match his beliefs.

Or he'll put alex jones on the ticket.  imagine AJ completely smashing biden in the debates!  hahaha

Schiff for Sectr of the Tres. 

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #57 on: December 14, 2011, 08:17:31 AM »
Schiff for Sectr of the Tres. 

Imagine what RPaul's cabinet would look like!  hahaha



Put Alex Jones in charge of investigating govt wrongdoing.  instead of Issa giving speeche son fox news every monday then doing nothing - we'd have MFckers going to prison!  hahaha that would be awesome.   

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #58 on: December 14, 2011, 08:44:10 AM »
Peter Schiff for Secretary of Treasury -- hell yeah.
Ron should start announcing his cabinet now -- much press and a great way to really focus on the issues. 
Alex Jones -- hell yeah

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #59 on: December 14, 2011, 09:46:27 AM »
Ron Paul is going to have trouble with the Church Community (christian fundamentalists). 

My uncle just posted on facebook, warning everyone about Ron Paul's blasphemous plans to end all aid to Israel.

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #60 on: December 14, 2011, 09:49:21 AM »
LOL...  This has been talked about at length here with detailed explanations.  You really don't get how Paul attracts independents and even dems or liberal leaning voters?

I don't read every thread, or every post in every thread, so no, I don't recall reading "detailed explanations" about how Ron Paul attracts independents and Democrats.  I find it hard to believe.  In fact, most of the liberals I know who have talked about Ron Paul do not like him.  I posted an article I got from one of those liberal friends a little while back:  http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=401296.0

Ron Paul's support outside of the Republican party is primarily with libertarians, 911 CT nuts, and kids, none of whom make up a significant voting block and/or influence national elections.  And his support within the Republican party is fairly limited.  

He will do well in Iowa and NH, in part because he has spent so much time and money there and Romney has basically conceded Iowa, but outside of that he isn't going to win a single primary IMO.    

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #61 on: December 14, 2011, 09:51:26 AM »
I don't read every thread, or every post in every thread, so no, I don't recall reading "detailed explanations" about how Ron Paul attracts independents and Democrats.  I find it hard to believe.  In fact, most of the liberals I know who have talked about Ron Paul do not like him.  I posted an article I got from one of those liberal friends a little while back:  http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=401296.0

Ron Paul's support outside of the Republican party is primarily with libertarians, 911 CT nuts, and kids, none of whom make up a significant voting block and/or influence national elections.  And his support within the Republican party is fairly limited.  

He will do well in Iowa and NH, in part because he has spent so much time and money there and Romney has basically conceded Iowa, but outside of that he isn't going to win a single primary IMO.    

The average demo is still deeply in love with obama, none of these people are fooling anyone.   

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #62 on: December 14, 2011, 09:52:10 AM »
Ron Paul Wins Pasco County FL GOP Straw Poll!

Florida Pasco County Straw Poll 12-13-2011
 Results are:


 Ron Paul: 171
 Gingrich: 51
 Romney: 30
 Perry: 14
 Santorum: 6
 Bachmann: 3
 Cain: 1
 Huntsman: 1
 Johnson: 1

This is about as reliable as a getbig.com poll.  lol

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #63 on: December 14, 2011, 09:56:09 AM »
The average demo is still deeply in love with obama, none of these people are fooling anyone.   

That is so true.  It's amazing how willfully blind so many Democrats are about the failure of this administration. 

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #64 on: December 14, 2011, 09:57:35 AM »
That is so true.  It's amazing how willfully blind so many Democrats are about the failure of this administration. 

The average democrat is a real moron and piece of garbage for still defending obama.   They are no different than the fools who were still cheering on Bush those last two years despite his bs.

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #65 on: December 14, 2011, 10:08:49 AM »
The average demo is still deeply in love with obama, none of these people are fooling anyone.   
You're such a fucking asstwat sometimes... It's one thing to ignore the freaking pages and pages of examples of libs supporting Paul posted here but it's another to come off like it never fucking happened ::)

Paul will take 5 to 15 percent of Obama's vote.  Put that fact into your stupid fucking ass and smoke it until you've learned it.

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #66 on: December 14, 2011, 10:10:52 AM »
You're such a fucking asstwat sometimes... It's one thing to ignore the freaking pages and pages of examples of libs supporting Paul posted here but it's another to come off like it never fucking happened ::)

Paul will take 5 to 15 percent of Obama's vote.  Put that fact into your stupid fucking ass and smoke it until you've learned it.

I said the average democrat - not the fringe progressives.   The average democrat is still in love with obama and will kneepad him for anything. 

You are not the average democrat - the average RAT is a straw, blacken, benny, andre, etc.   

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #67 on: December 14, 2011, 10:16:07 AM »
The average democrat is a real moron and piece of garbage for still defending obama.   They are no different than the fools who were still cheering on Bush those last two years despite his bs.

I don't think they're dumb.  They're just in denial.  I know a lot of smart people who still support him. 

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #68 on: December 14, 2011, 10:17:24 AM »
I don't think they're dumb.  They're just in denial.  I know a lot of smart people who still support him. 

Why do you keep saying that?  Someone who still defends obama despite his failures and crimes is not smart - they are insane. 

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #69 on: December 14, 2011, 10:24:23 AM »
Why do you keep saying that?  Someone who still defends obama despite his failures and crimes is not smart - they are insane. 

Because I know them.  A disagreement about a political candidate doesn't make a person stupid.  Definitely not insane.  What's funny is when I do talk specific issues with them, and why this administration is a failure, they can't really dispute the facts.  The default response is:  he inherited a mess and they don't like the Republican candidates (which they wouldn't like regardless of who is running). 

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #70 on: December 14, 2011, 10:26:38 AM »
Because I know them.  A disagreement about a political candidate doesn't make a person stupid.  Definitely not insane.  What's funny is when I do talk specific issues with them, and why this administration is a failure, they can't really dispute the facts.  The default response is:  he inherited a mess and they don't like the Republican candidates (which they wouldn't like regardless of who is running). 


And that is plain stupid.   So lets say Obama gets a second term and leaves a catastrophe for the person after.  Are these people saying they will be content to have that repub endlessly blame obama for everything? 

Its not a disagreement - its plain stupid - despite the fact these idiots may be able to put on a veneer of being "smart".     

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #71 on: December 14, 2011, 10:31:03 AM »

And that is plain stupid.   So lets say Obama gets a second term and leaves a catastrophe for the person after.  Are these people saying they will be content to have that repub endlessly blame obama for everything?  

Its not a disagreement - its plain stupid - despite the fact these idiots may be able to put on a veneer of being "smart".      

I don't think they really contemplate the long-term results of putting Obama in for a second term.  It could be catastrophic to make him a lame duck president.  

But I'm not willing to paint all Democrats with such a broad brush.  Especially the ones I know.

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #72 on: December 14, 2011, 10:32:39 AM »
it's funny seeing so many republican tools that worshipped mccain and mitt as "conservative saviors"....

shitting all over ron paul.

I love it.  they ignored him for months, now that he might just overtake the newt voters that are unhappy now that newt is talking....
Suddenly they can't stop hating on him.  

And he's everything they want - tea party beliefs to the max.  They claimed to be tea partiers when that was 'chic'.

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #73 on: December 14, 2011, 10:36:52 AM »
I don't think they really contemplate the long-term results of putting Obama in for a second term.  It could be catastrophic to make him a lame duck president.  

But I'm not willing to paint all Democrats with such a broad brush.  Especially the ones I know.

Oh I would!  Are you kidding? 

The average democrat where i am is usually - a govt worker, minority, jew, union member, college professor type, or a drug addict, but usually a combo of the above. 

When you speak to these idiots about even the most basic economic issues, monetary matters, civics, etc, its frightening thinking that these people vote.         

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Re: Ron Paul moves into 2nd in Iowa
« Reply #74 on: December 14, 2011, 10:41:55 AM »
Oh I would!  Are you kidding? 

The average democrat where i am is usually - a govt worker, minority, jew, union member, college professor type, or a drug addict, but usually a combo of the above. 

When you speak to these idiots about even the most basic economic issues, monetary matters, civics, etc, its frightening thinking that these people vote.         

I agree in part.  Lots of people don't take the time to understand the impact of their vote.  They aren't well versed in the issues.  That's partly how someone like Obama gets elected.