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Where's the Ron Paul People??
7even:
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--- Quote from: 7even on February 06, 2008, 10:27:00 AM ---^How can Clinton/Clinton ever beat McCain/Huckabee? McCain/Huckabee are the ultimate war duo. The veteran and the religious freak. Crazy shit. Muslim countries gotta be shook.
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They can win because the last 8 years. If the US had jst finished a 8 years of Bill Clnton then Hillary/Obama woud get slapped around by McCain but America wants the Reps out and the Dems in more than ever so that gives a woman or a black man a hell of a head start.
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I believe Obama/Edwards could slaughter McCain/Huckabee, but Clinton/Clinton... I have my doubts about that one.
jeromechickenbone:
You're a fucking dildo
--- Quote from: Shallow on February 06, 2008, 10:19:24 AM ---
--- Quote from: M Dogg on February 06, 2008, 09:56:09 AM ---
--- Quote from: So Glorious on February 06, 2008, 09:35:33 AM ---It was part of a deal for 3 delegates since he got eliminated in the first round. Do u actually think Pauls people are going to switch candidates.
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That's a move you make when you know your time is coming to a close. Time for Paul to pull out, collect his money that all these people donated that he never spent, and laugh to the bank in Texas. Biggest con man ever.
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You still don't get it. The fundraisng was the campaign. With out no movement could start. It's in its baby steps now but it has started. America wasn't yet smart enough to vote for the ideals of Paul, of America. They still think they needs Kings in the white house to tell them what to do. The Paul campaign was a great first step towards democracy. Paul could have spent every dime and them some and all that would so is nothing. The Networks would just conter point ever ad he had with stupid smirks and laughs to make him look like a fool. The average person that watches him on the debates thinks "hey everyone is laughing at him, he must be an idiot", or "what?! no way is anything bad in the world our fault". There was no con going on here. The movement has begun and if the Dems win, which they probably will, the 2012 election will feature a younger, more charasmatic, constitutionalist and will move the movemt forward that much more and the Paul campaign and all the money raised will be the catalyst for that.
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Great post, unfortunately that goes way over the head of most of the dipshits on this board.
The King:
Clinton/Clinton? That won't happen. But either way, Obama will crush McCain. McCain and Huckabee will lose to any democratic ticket.
Ron Paul is too smart to be President. And the american people are too stupid to vote for him. America doesn't deserve Ron Paul.
Tay:
I don't think the Ron Paul supporters should be upset with how he ran his campaign at all. He ran a good campaign, made himself relevant for a while, but he is too different to be accepted right now. The Republicans attack him because he wants to pull out of Iraq immediately, and they want a resolution and not a major mess, even though it will be no matter what. The Democrats didn't like his small government and his views on border control, although I've actually heard a lot more reasons lately that makes me think they should do that. The image of him serving McCain will stay in my mind for a while though.
M Dogg™:
http://www.ontheissues.org/Ralph_Nader.htm
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