Recent content by craezie

Since I'm still registered Republican (but not for long) I'm still voting Paul in the primary. However, I'm definitely 3rd party in the main race, probably Libertarian because Constitution never makes it on my ballot. Basically both parties are running the biggest douchebags in decades (ever?)...

I don't think most people even here would do it. Even as they pronounce judgment and collapse on our country, most are too attached to their comforts to give them up. People are operating with the delusional thinking that some canned food and ammo is going to save them. I've been spending a...

usually to get picked as VP, you have to actually have some votes.

New Hampshire, Iceland. . .can someone please pick somewhere that ISN'T F'ING COLD?!?

Thankfully the Black communities in the US are smarter than this. They know they are disenfranchised by the mainstream Republican AND Democratic candidates, and Rand Paul is one of the only candidates who has addressed some of the issues that matter to them. Despite what stereotypes the media...

don't we hope.

really?? Cruz oozes inauthenticity. I don't know how other women in particular could not intuite that immediately. Republican women are very, very hawkish though.

This made me LOL. I don't think Rand has much of a chance of winning (unfortunately), but he has a good shot at 3rd. I don't remember what state it was in 2012, but Ron got 3rd place with like 8.8% and someone else got say 8.1%. They reported them as a tie, and of course put Ron 4th on the...

I actually thought it was pretty good that Ron Paul got 10% of the 2012 vote in California considering the fact that he had already done his "I'm dropping out, but not dropping out" move. No one was left in the race by the time we voted, so no one even campaigned here. I anticipate this year...

California is NOT winner take all. Just some statewide delegates are. It is WTA by district which is very different. Any, literally any, Republican candidate could get a load of delegates by playing a good ground game. This state is extremely diverse, has a lot of delegates, and there are...

Yes, he did. And a lot of people care about police brutality, regardless of the fact that no politicians want to talk about it. That is one of my hills to die on. I was initially on the fence about supporting Rand for president, but he is the ONLY one talking about it.

I'm far too jaded at this point to think that Rand will be the nominee. But if he were, he might be the only guy to fix the great racial divide that has widened the past few years. If Black folks are going to have to vote for a white guy (or gal) this cycle, Rand would be the only one who...

85% of people have no substance. This is proven over and over, even in scientific studies. This is why this group never grows, this is why we always lose.

A lot aren't voting at all. That is my point. The same party that had all the baby boomer "Religious Right" Christian voters in the 90s has completely ignored their children. Lots of those kids ended up leaving the church, but those that are there are more serious about their faith than their...

You can't just "infiltrate" a church and get votes for a politician. Just as a good segment of America is over politicians, a good segment of the Christian church is over the political manipulation of the right. That being said, I think that the church (at least the protestant evangelical...