literatim
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You want a member of the Council on Foreign Relations on the same ticket as Paul? Are you freaking insane?
Anyone who voted yes is crazy.
Paul/Obama Ticket?!
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You want a member of the Council on Foreign Relations on the same ticket as Paul? Are you freaking insane?
Anyone who voted yes is crazy.
I have to say something.
If Paul is offered Obama's VP, he should deffinitely take it. Would it be easier to spread your message through Congess or through Vice Presidency? I think it would be very stupid not to accept such a high position.
Todd McGreevy
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OK, the more i learn about Obama, i agree with the earlier posters here:
"Step away from the bong"
or
"Get back on your meds."
Thank you for indulging me in the exercise... I was only hypothesizing on strategic electability, fueled by Ron Paul's statements about Obama and his supporters during the ABC/Facebook debate.
Ideologically, especially on foreign aid, Obama looks to be OWG and will sacrifice our sovereignty in the name of more big government control.
Even Bloomberg, a potential indy candidate purportedly supports the Patriot Act, however that is according to a news site, not my own research.
Unfortunately Ron Paul's platforms are not very popular amongst any candidate or potential candidate, thus difficult to seek strategic partnerships...
Alas, i find comfort in the rEOVLution Ron Paul has fueled and his ideas will eventually win the day, otherwise our grandkids are doomed to be debtor slaves with no civil liberties inside a nanny, welfare state always at war with a an enemy we cannot name.
The folks I've met through our Meetup group are already organizing to run for local city council to ensure the restraint of government in our daily lives... and in the end if we can all begin protecting our individual liberties in our back yard, eventually these national elections will be meaningless.
"Step away from the bong"
or
"Get back on your meds."
Thank you for indulging me in the exercise... I was only hypothesizing on strategic electability, fueled by Ron Paul's statements about Obama and his supporters during the ABC/Facebook debate.
Ideologically, especially on foreign aid, Obama looks to be OWG and will sacrifice our sovereignty in the name of more big government control.
Even Bloomberg, a potential indy candidate purportedly supports the Patriot Act, however that is according to a news site, not my own research.
Unfortunately Ron Paul's platforms are not very popular amongst any candidate or potential candidate, thus difficult to seek strategic partnerships...
Alas, i find comfort in the rEOVLution Ron Paul has fueled and his ideas will eventually win the day, otherwise our grandkids are doomed to be debtor slaves with no civil liberties inside a nanny, welfare state always at war with a an enemy we cannot name.
The folks I've met through our Meetup group are already organizing to run for local city council to ensure the restraint of government in our daily lives... and in the end if we can all begin protecting our individual liberties in our back yard, eventually these national elections will be meaningless.
Mini-Me
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Guys, whether a Paul/Obama ticket can win the Presidency is IRRELEVANT. What we need to realize is this one inescapable truth: Ron Paul absolutely has to pick someone exactly like him to be his Vice President, *or there will be too much incentive for someone to assassinate him.*
That means no Romney, no Obama, and no one else who is currently running for President (well, Gravel and Kucinich would "work" in that Paul would be safe, but as they do not share his ideas for government, I don't think he'd be too keen on picking them).
That means no Romney, no Obama, and no one else who is currently running for President (well, Gravel and Kucinich would "work" in that Paul would be safe, but as they do not share his ideas for government, I don't think he'd be too keen on picking them).
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