Hannity Forums (and conservatives in general) are in complete disarray

[austinchick]

The neocons revealed their strategy tonight. They are using Huckabee and Guiliani to squeeze Romney.

Now Guiliani will give his machine and votes to Mccaine, and Huckabee will stay in the race to siphon off the evangelical votes (those who don't know Jesus) from Romney and Ron Paul.

The neocon goal is to make sure Romney loses because anyone else is in their pocket.

As for Ron Paul, they are sure they've already dispensed with him. They're not even mentioning him.

Yes, they are systematically destroying the Republican party, just like they destroyed the Democratic party, just like they are destroying our country.

Don't you know there is only one party, Comrad?


Revelation 9:11
11 And they had on [upon] them a king, the angel of deepness, to whom the name in Hebrew is Abaddon, but by Greek Apollyon, and by Latin he hath a name Exterminus, that is, Destroyer.

wow!

 

[Matt Collins]

The neocon goal is to make sure Romney loses because anyone else is in their pocket.

No. Huckabee is actually not a part of the "in" crowd of the GOP. The GOP wants a Rockefeller Republican which Huck is not. The GOP doesn't want Huckabee, but they want Ron even less. The difference is that Ron has the staying power and Huckabee doesn't.

 

[Molly1]

No. Huckabee is actually not a part of the "in" crowd of the GOP. The GOP wants a Rockefeller Republican which Huck is not. The GOP doesn't want Huckabee, but they want Ron even less. The difference is that Ron has the staying power and Huckabee doesn't.

Huckabee is being promoted by the neocons. Look at his advisors.

Tonight they were talking about a Mccaine/Huckabee ticket.

They have all but given the nomination to Mccaine.

They will keep Huckabee in at least through super tuesday to siphon off the evangelical vote (those who don't know Jesus), thereby rendering the Christians impotent.

Then we'll see if Romney will play ball with them or be squeezed out.

 

[BeFranklin]

Very interesting, the media is actually assisting the break up of the Republican party.

They talked about doing this 9-10 years ago online.

 

[Molly1]

They talked about doing this 9-10 years ago online.

Sure, --all of this is a very long term plan.

--while the rest of us just try to make it through the day and survive them.

 

[BeFranklin]

Sure, --all of this is a very long term plan.

--while the rest of us just try to make it through the day and survive them.

It was a suggested consequence of if Clinton was impeached but not removed, and the nation nearly evenly split in two.

Of course, the impeachment was for a non-crime, and the election in 2000 was won by 800 votes - which couldn't be foreseen.

 

[Nash]

Explain to everyone you know how Ron Paul is the only Republican who could beat Hillary or Obama in the general election. McCain has no support from his own base. Romney is a flip-flopper of epic proportions. This is our ammo.

Everything you say is true except for the part about McCain not being able to beat Hillary. Liberals like McCain more. Scary.

 

[Mauiboy86]

Its time for a conservative party, and Ron Paul will win it all!

 

[Mortikhi]

REALLY? sean hannity fourm hate McCain tell me it isnt so.

Them and freerepublic hate McCain due to, mostly, his amnesty bill and mccain/feingold.

 

[IndieRocker79]

Personlly here's been my prediction for awhile now:

McCain will win the Republican nomination. Hillary Clinton will win the Democratic nomination. These are the two who have had the MSM giving them the nod since day one. We've seen their faces in association with the presidency for over a year now. It's ridiculous, but the subconscious influence is pretty potent.

Expect Michael Bloomberg to run third party and get a lot of attention.

With our continued support, expect Ron Paul to run on the Libertarian Party ticket and continue to receive a decent amount of attention.

So it will be a 4-way race, in which case Dr. Paul really CAN win it all.

 

[randomname]

This is how the rEVOLution grows....

You know, I wonder how long Mitt Romney is going to keep spending his own money without winning....?

Interesting that you mention him, because a lot of people will be voting for Romney so that McCain wont win

 

[losinglife]

With our continued support, expect Ron Paul to run on the Libertarian Party ticket and continue to receive a decent amount of attention.

no.



but here is another spin. Rommney wins, Mccain/Leiberman go independant, Bloomberg goes independant. THEN RP can go independant as well... NOT libertarian.. that would kill him.

 

[warmer]

Very interesting, the media is actually assisting the break up of the Republican party.

Murdoch quite openly endorses Hillary this election

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/05/09/politics/main1600694.shtml

- why would fox channel - as a political hit job machine - support McCain then if Murdoch is betting on the other horse

 

[pacelli]

Those of you that scan enemy forums/blogs (freerepublic, hannity, kos, democratic underground, grassfire, etc.) --- Any kickass finds? Any 'holy shit RP is still in!?'s or 'I'm not voting McCain--I may have to go for Ron Paul's?? Has horserace08 admitted the egg on their face? Stuff like that would be AWESOME.

The one consistent thing that I've noticed--- and PLEASE do not shoot the messenger here-- is that the 'enemy forums' are more objecting to the way that some RP supporters engage in campaigning. They seem completely blind to Dr. Paul's latest endorsements and statements, and are instead choosing to focus almost entirely on Dr. Paul's 'unruly' supporters. I believe they view us as immature and uninformed on actual GOP politics. Instead we are viewed as fair-weather republicans with no real commitment to the party.

I've been scanning for some time, and I think that is the best way I can sugar-coat it. I won't even get into the lovely photoshops with Dr. Paul wearing a tinfoil hat, etc.

One comment was similar to, "Ron Paul's supporters are Ron Paul's greatest enemy". Now obviously this is a sweeping over-generalization, but, it is a point to at least consider.

As Bradley in DC posted long ago, any time we wear or display Ron Paul's name, we represent the official campaign in the average person's mind.

 

[liberteebell]

They can see the writing on the wall. A John McCain nomination appears to be too much for many Republicans to swallow. Listening to Rush Limbaugh today reveals that hatred of McCain is far greater than I previously thought.

Over at the Hannity forums, there are numerous threads where people are saying they would refuse to vote for McCain and would even go third party (mentioning the Libertarian party or Constitution Party). The warhawks who would like the ship to hold together are not taking it too well.

It seems that John McCain may very well be the catalyst for the breakup of the conservative coalition.

Is it possible that some of these McCain haters would hold their nose and support Paul, either as the Republican nominee or as a third party candidate?

That's what they get for dissing the only real conservative in the race. Maybe now, they'll wake the hell up.

 

[pacelli]

That's what they get for dissing the only real conservative in the race. Maybe now, they'll wake the hell up.

That's not the way to go about waking them up. Use honey, not vinegar!

 

[misconstrued]

They seem completely blind to Dr. Paul's latest endorsements and statements, and are instead choosing to focus almost entirely on Dr. Paul's 'unruly' supporters.

I've seen this too actually.

As Bradley in DC posted long ago, any time we wear or display Ron Paul's name, we represent the official campaign in the average person's mind.

Also true...

 

[liberteebell]

That's not the way to go about waking them up. Use honey, not vinegar!

I usually do! I'm usually the one preaching that sugar attracts more flies than vinegar. I'm speaking among friends here; they've just experienced the blowback that comes with ignoring the only real conservative in the race and I'm just extremely frustrated that juan mcwar has become a "frontrunner"!

On our local talk radio this morning, republicans are calling in and saying they'll vote for Obama if mcwar is the republican nominee. Wtf?

 

[Libertytree]

Some observation I made by talking with people around the polls.

Ron Paul is most everyones 2cnd choice and they are very concerned with a brokered convention.

They are also very aware that the GOP cannot win against the dems without the Rp'ers.

Heard repeatedly on the radio this morning.....McCain!!! Hell No! I'll go with Paul first!

 

[Shink]

The one consistent thing that I've noticed--- and PLEASE do not shoot the messenger here-- is that the 'enemy forums' are more objecting to the way that some RP supporters engage in campaigning. They seem completely blind to Dr. Paul's latest endorsements and statements, and are instead choosing to focus almost entirely on Dr. Paul's 'unruly' supporters. I believe they view us as immature and uninformed on actual GOP politics. Instead we are viewed as fair-weather republicans with no real commitment to the party.

I've been scanning for some time, and I think that is the best way I can sugar-coat it. I won't even get into the lovely photoshops with Dr. Paul wearing a tinfoil hat, etc.

One comment was similar to, "Ron Paul's supporters are Ron Paul's greatest enemy". Now obviously this is a sweeping over-generalization, but, it is a point to at least consider.

As Bradley in DC posted long ago, any time we wear or display Ron Paul's name, we represent the official campaign in the average person's mind.

I understand your intent with posting that, but I've already seen that kinda shit a billion times. Yes, enthusiasm is seen as a bad thing by a lot of average people. I don't excuse the dumbasses for being dumbasses when associating with/selling Ron Paul. Nor do I excuse the idiots for being idiots who don't want to even try to understand Ron Paul. RP supporters with an ounce of common sense/good intentions will represent Ron Paul to the public in a calm manner. GOP voters with an ounce of common sense/good intentions will understand that there are FOUR people in this race and look into Ron Paul and come to find he's the only conservative left.