Is there any way to persuade Paul to offer veep to Kucinich, and soon?

[TheNewYorker]

Ron Paul's commented on this idea: Link

lol

 

[NoMoreNicksLeft]

We all know that Dr. Paul is highly intelligent and experienced. He will pick the right VP for him. We really have no place to even recommend a VP to him. We trust him to make a great decision. So, let’s get back to the important tasks at hand.

Uh. This is sort of scary, he's just a man, and only as good of a president as his policies and decisions are. We do have a place to recommend, and for that matter, to keep him out of office if we don't like the choice.

Go start a cult somewhere else.

 

[raiha]

Look what I just came across...then i did a search and found this edifying little discussion. Not.

http://www.cleveland.com/news/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/news/119606963456620.xml&coll=2

Kucinich wants RP for HIS running mate. There you go i told you this place was like the Wizard of OZ.

Well I LIKE John Kucinich. He is a good man. Collectivist, simplistic, cowboys and indians, black and white thinking is SOOOO last millenium.
For me i go by such things as integrity and ethical behaviour...the main reason i was attracted to Dr Paul.

Dr Paul certainly never talks the way some of you people talk. You could use him as a role model.

 

[Humphreysguitar]

No, they have completely different policies.

 

[jorlowitz]

He's honest. Wants government to be accountable. Is against the war. Against militaristic foreign policy. Wants to bring troops home. That's a lot of important 'agreement'. The rest is all congress, anyway. Paul can't abolish anything by himself. Kucinich could be an important ally. Who knows, maybe Paul would even accept a little social safety net or a study of medicaid (which has surprisingly low operation margins). They're just options, but it wouldn't hurt his campaign to align himself with another maverick of integrity and peace. People wouldn't 'confuse' their views and Paul wouldn't have to change his. But the could campaign together about the pieces they agreed on.