Huckster is going to Iowa to "campaign" for 2012 within 2 weeks

[nate895]

See that is understandable...but not to many Ron Paul fanboys..

They'd line up as soon as Ron Paul lined up, and I bet he would.

 

[JohnJay]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25380349/race/president

Tell them that Iowa went 54%-45% for President Obama - they are a little late.

 

[AdamT]

What a f'in joke. I've had enough of these clowns this election, to the point of getting sick. We seriously need a RP candidate to just clown them in the debates and shut down their BS.

 

[Shotdown1027]

Can anyone link to any of these stories?

 

[itshappening]

oh no, not Huckabee

please, contact Gary Johnson

 

[satchelmcqueen]

See that is understandable...but not to many Ron Paul fanboys..

fanboys? it isnt the party, its the truth being told, or so it should be, like ron paul did.

 

[MRoCkEd]

ummm...


SAUCE?

 

[micahnelson]

Person A: Id like to have an influence on politics in America.

Person B: Sounds great, where do we start?

Person A: Eh... President of the United States?

Person B: Sure, why not? Lets start with arguably the most difficult goal to achieve in the entire world, and work our way down to local, easy to influence, elections.

Person A: Yes, it makes since to raise millions on millions for a presidential campaign that is unlikely to get traction- instead of using those millions to win 10 or so House Seats.

Person B: I like the way you think. By the way, I need a date for Prom. Who should I ask out?

Person A: Why not Scarlett Johansen?

Person B: Great Idea!

 

[justinc.1089]

I would love to see Mark Sanford, the guy is great, fighting the national id card for South Carolina, likes Ron Paul, and is a very nice, humble person like Paul. I think everyone should send him emails encouraging him to run for at least senate.

 

[Dave]

Brownback has been here, too. I hadn't heard about Huckabee returning but he was here a few months ago.

Jindal has been the buzz lately:
http://www.politico.com/blogs/jonathanmartin/1008/Jindal_to_visit_Iowa_next_month.html

I expect to see Palin here before long.

The never-ending Iowa caucuses underscore the need to have our movement working hard inside the GOP in Iowa.

With all the media attention here The C4L needs to be strong in Iowa - I think we're off to a pretty good start.

 

[yongrel]

Person A: Id like to have an influence on politics in America.

Person B: Sounds great, where do we start?

Person A: Eh... President of the United States?

Person B: Sure, why not? Lets start with arguably the most difficult goal to achieve in the entire world, and work our way down to local, easy to influence, elections.

Person A: Yes, it makes since to raise millions on millions for a presidential campaign that is unlikely to get traction- instead of using those millions to win 10 or so House Seats.

Person B: I like the way you think. By the way, I need a date for Prom. Who should I ask out?

Person A: Why not Scarlett Johansen?

Person B: Great Idea!

This may be the single greatest thing ever written on the forum.

 

[RPIdeaMan08]

Huckabee really? it's a shame his name will be forgotten in history within 2 years but Ron Paul, Now thats a name for the books...

 

[RonPaulFanInGA]

Paging Gary Johnson, paging Gary Johnson.....

(Seriously, he is the one that could win. Goldwater, Jr. and especially Ventura couldn't win a national general election.)

 

[scandinaviany3]

he is the biggest name candidate

I would love to see Mark Sanford, the guy is great, fighting the national id card for South Carolina, likes Ron Paul, and is a very nice, humble person like Paul. I think everyone should send him emails encouraging him to run for at least senate.

He seems like the logical choice to run...he looks to be able to pull back together the reagan coalition that is needed to get the votes across the spectrum to beat obama

 

[fr33domfightr]

These guys going to Iowa could have just gone to Iowa, they made it a point to say it on the Cable News. I think the idea is to get face time on the TV, so that when you do actually run, you don't seem like a stranger to the american public.

I would say, we need to locate many Ron Paul types that are willing to run. Let's see them, talk to them, etc., then give blessings to the best of them. Heck, if one doesn't make it, we'll already have a second or third to back up the first, and they'll all be good candidates. Essentially, they need to be vetted before the Republican Party will support them. Of course, the party needs to have a good platform that they really support, not just some window dressing to attract voters. This was done in the distant past, and they were much better candidates.


FF

 

[Moxxar]

Brownback has been here, too. I hadn't heard about Huckabee returning but he was here a few months ago.

Jindal has been the buzz lately:
http://www.politico.com/blogs/jonathanmartin/1008/Jindal_to_visit_Iowa_next_month.html

I expect to see Palin here before long.

The never-ending Iowa caucuses underscore the need to have our movement working hard inside the GOP in Iowa.

With all the media attention here The C4L needs to be strong in Iowa - I think we're off to a pretty good start.

Hey Dave, how´s it going? What is the status of the organisation of CFL in Iowa? How are the former Ron Paul supporters doing there? Do you think you can become a efficient grassroots force for the primary of 2012?

In Liberty,

Moxxar

ps. When the time comes, the candidate is liberty minded enough and you guys in Iowa can use the help with campaigning, I'll be flying over from Holland to help!

 

[AdamT]

...Ventura couldn't win a national general election.

I wouldn't be too sure.

 

[westmich4paul]

I wouldn't be too sure.

I don't know if Jessie could win but name recognition alone makes him stand out and boy what a colorful candidate holding the others accountable for what they say and do he would be!

 

[westmich4paul]

Has anyone heard of congressmen Thaddeus McCotter of MI? He gave a great speech on the floor of the house during the bailout bill and he voted no both times for that bill. Ihave not checked out his voting record with the neo-con wing but he impressed me.

 

[Bruno]

Has anyone heard of congressmen Thaddeus McCotter of MI? He gave a great speech on the floor of the house during the bailout bill and he voted no both times for that bill. Ihave not checked out his voting record with the neo-con wing but he impressed me.

I normally would have said Americans would never vote for someone named Thaddeus because most are just that shalllow, but we have a president-elect named Barack, so there might be a chance.