Are Ron Paul’s Delegates Planning To "Hijack" The VP Nomination?

[WhistlinDave]

Unfortunately, it's clear that Paul won't become president.

It's clear you aren't aware of the lawsuit going on right now. A lot could happen between now and Tampa, and it's very likely that as a result of this lawsuit, Romney is going to go into the National convention as damaged goods. If you think anything is clear right now, you haven't been paying much attention.

At this point, the next best thing is for Paul to be VP. I applaud peoples "loyalty" toward the libertarian movement, yet I find it utterly childish when I hear that they wouldn't vote for a Romney/Paul ticket. A vote for Johnson is basically a vote for Obama. Folks, its either going to be Obama or Romney. No ifs, ands or buts. We know that Romney isn't someone we are proud of, but to not vote for Paul VP is ludicrous. As VP, Paul will spread the message of liberty and send it heights we have not seen yet. Some of you need to stop being so stubborn and start realizing some cold hard truths. How can having a VP be a bad thing for the liberty movement? Change takes time, and this is the a great first step. I've had of enough of socialist Obama for 4 years.

If Romney still manages to get the nomination after all the election fraud his supporters pulled, personally I would rather see another 4 years of Obama, because if Romney wins it could be 8 more years before we get another shot to get a true Liberty candidate elected President. And there aren't many substantial differences between Romney and Obama. Both are corporatist puppets, bought and paid for by Goldman Sachs and many other big corporations. They both favor more war, more spending, and more erosion of our civil liberties. Both of them are enemies to the Constitution. So if given the choice of poo poo or crap, I will take the poo poo who will be out in 4 years, not the crap who will be in for 8. And I do not want to put a diamond under a stinking pile of crap.

 

[Pauls' Revere]

A Massachusetts President and a Texas Vice President. Historically it worked out badly for a the Massachusetts President.

:o