satchelmcqueen
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yes he should pick one. it would show he is still in the race and still running. rand or johnson i think...
Paul should pick his VP now
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anaconda
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Michael Landon may be onto something here. They both have considerable favor with anti-Romney GOP voters. But the establishment would ruin Santorum's career for going rogue on them.
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How about after the convention should he not be nominated to have Gary Johnson nominate Ron Paul for Vice President. Gary Johnson claims to have 19% in polls I read where all it would take for a 3rd party candidate to win would be to have over 39% of the vote. With Ron Paul that would throw them above both Obama and Romney. at this late time Gary Johnson would not be a vice president for Ron Paul but Nothing stopping Ron Paul from helping Gary Johnson run the country it was done early in our countrys history when Woodrow Wilson was in the white house by a fella named House. I read that in the creature from Jeckyll Island. Thats how the federal reserve got its start that would be a fitting way to destroy it.
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De Mint would fit the bill of being palatable of those who would draw the other delegates, however I don't see him going that rogue.
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Agree 100%.
A Paul / DeMint ticket at the convention would change many delegate's minds and would turn the convention into chaos.
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Well the both believe Iran doesn't want a nuke to bomb Israel with. Except Santorum lies about this whenever he's on national TV.
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Huh, I guess individuals are not paying attention to the reality of the campaign, actions of the RNC, or anything else. Ron Paul's delegates are being purged from even
attending Tampa, Florida. Maybe a few Ron Paul delegates will be allowed to attend. About 9.8 million people across the country voted for the preconceived nominee no matter what Mitt Romney stood. Mitt Romney main
spokesperson championed socialized medicine in Massachusetts. No one can stop the oligarchy train through the electoral process. Yes, socialized medicine has arrived
and the rest of free enterprise is going to be swallowed up by the Federal government in the next four years.
attending Tampa, Florida. Maybe a few Ron Paul delegates will be allowed to attend. About 9.8 million people across the country voted for the preconceived nominee no matter what Mitt Romney stood. Mitt Romney main
spokesperson championed socialized medicine in Massachusetts. No one can stop the oligarchy train through the electoral process. Yes, socialized medicine has arrived
and the rest of free enterprise is going to be swallowed up by the Federal government in the next four years.
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We are fighting the purge and making people know it could only happen if they cheat on multiple states. We want Ron nominated into contention on the floor with a 15 minute UNEDITED nominee's speech. If they DON'T cheat Ron has a majority of delegates in OR, IA, ME, MN, NV and LA, and possibly in CO if our coalition holds up. And maybe more depending on who turns up in Tampa in close states. He only needs 5 states to be nominated from the floor.
I say this because it seems from what you say that YOU are the one who hasn't been keeping up -- or has been watching something that passes for news but isn't.
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Want to win, Dr. Paul? Pick this guy. Bring Dems, Indies, Reps, Libertarians, and Patriots together.
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Want to win, Dr. Paul? Pick this guy. Bring Dems, Indies, Reps, Libertarians, and Patriots together.
but it wouldn't win the convention. that is one reason I'd say whomever it is should be picked by Ron's delegates as less bad than others who would satisfy the other delegates, but Ron shouldn't be part of it. If it is going to get leverage with non Paul delegates, it isn't going to be someone we'd want RON to have picked.
I will say, that would probably get my mother's vote from Obama.
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Absolutely. I had considered the possibility many months ago that Rand accept the Libertarian nomination and select Ron as VP to avoid the sore loser laws. But Rand has confirmed an alternate strategy for the next four years. Ron has been so beat up by the GOP that there is simply no down side in going to war with them. Rand has endorsed and will be safe from any blow back. Problem is Gary already has a VP. He would have to step aside.
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Dennis Kucinich!
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Pauls Vp Pick
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No question he'd be popular here, but if you are tracking the other thread people were thinking of this as a way to draw other delegates who would already be there. I don't know how popular he is with the non Paul delegate faction. That's not saying he isn't, I just literally don't know.
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I agree, Demint would be an absolute game changer but old Jimmy just wouldn't have the cajones for it.
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