Ron Paul Speaks Tomorrow, 4:30 pm in D.C.
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check this out:
Thursday, February 7
Vice President Dick Cheney - 11:00 AM
Governor Mitt Romney - 12:30 PM
Senator John McCain - 3:00 PM
Congressman Ron Paul - 4:30 PM
http://cpac.org/pressrelease_020408b.asp
“… A showcase of the heart and soul of American conservatism”
– Los Angeles Times
“… Unmatched in both the numbers it draws and the quality of speakers who appear”
– The Politico
“ The nation’s premier gathering of conservatives…
a key event for conservative candidates ever since the first gathering was held in 1974.”
– NewsMax
Thursday, February 7
Vice President Dick Cheney - 11:00 AM
Governor Mitt Romney - 12:30 PM
Senator John McCain - 3:00 PM
Congressman Ron Paul - 4:30 PM
http://cpac.org/pressrelease_020408b.asp
“… A showcase of the heart and soul of American conservatism”
– Los Angeles Times
“… Unmatched in both the numbers it draws and the quality of speakers who appear”
– The Politico
“ The nation’s premier gathering of conservatives…
a key event for conservative candidates ever since the first gathering was held in 1974.”
– NewsMax
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No Huckabee? That's to bad. 
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and then apparently he'll visit Liberty University in Lynchburg the following day for a 10AM speech according to another post on this board.
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That looks like a great platform.
I guess it will all be on C-Span except Paul, though.
I guess it will all be on C-Span except Paul, though.
Don't confront McCain in any manner
Whatever you do.
Leave John McCain alone. Don't speak to him, don't look at him, nor do anything to anger him.
He is a very easily disturbed person, known to launch into obscene tirades against those who don't agree with him on the conservative side of the aisle.
John Cornyn learned not to question him, Chuck Grassley learned not to do it, and poor old 92 year old Strom Thurmond almost got his ass kicked just due to questioning one of McCains ideas.
Do not...Repeat, do not anger John McCain.
He is fond of saying he likes to "reach across the aisle" to the Democrats. However, if you are pro life, pro 2nd Amendment, pro anything he donsn't like, he is likely to "reach across the aisle" and knock the living shit out of you, and anyone with you.
When it comes to "idealogical struggle" he is quite combatative with conservatives who want American soveriegnty.
Please be very, very careful and do not rile him when you go.
He will soon be President, and God only knows what he'd do with that kind of power when he gets in office.
Whatever you do.
Leave John McCain alone. Don't speak to him, don't look at him, nor do anything to anger him.
He is a very easily disturbed person, known to launch into obscene tirades against those who don't agree with him on the conservative side of the aisle.
John Cornyn learned not to question him, Chuck Grassley learned not to do it, and poor old 92 year old Strom Thurmond almost got his ass kicked just due to questioning one of McCains ideas.
Do not...Repeat, do not anger John McCain.
He is fond of saying he likes to "reach across the aisle" to the Democrats. However, if you are pro life, pro 2nd Amendment, pro anything he donsn't like, he is likely to "reach across the aisle" and knock the living shit out of you, and anyone with you.
When it comes to "idealogical struggle" he is quite combatative with conservatives who want American soveriegnty.
Please be very, very careful and do not rile him when you go.
He will soon be President, and God only knows what he'd do with that kind of power when he gets in office.
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This seems like a golden opportunity if someone has a camera
I seem to remember another politician (from my home state of Vermont) that ended his presidential campaign after an ill-timed bout of crazy which was caught on tape... So someone, please, get McCain to let out his crazy and get it on tape!
Just my little opinion. Take it or leave it......
but, I don't think anyone should put a
bad face forward to any of the other candidates. For Ron Paul's sake and the credibility of our movement.
The best that any of us can do is show our support with a presence and in our donations. Not rowdy mob like mentality or trying to provoke John McCain. He'll show his true colors...the war mongering freak that he is.
Please don't beat me up.....I love our passionate group!
but, I don't think anyone should put a
bad face forward to any of the other candidates. For Ron Paul's sake and the credibility of our movement.
The best that any of us can do is show our support with a presence and in our donations. Not rowdy mob like mentality or trying to provoke John McCain. He'll show his true colors...the war mongering freak that he is.
Please don't beat me up.....I love our passionate group!
He is taking some sort of tranquilizer..anyway, this is a very Conservative group, supposedly..very polite, educated and upstanding, as far as I can see.
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No Huckabee? That's to bad.
Apparently, Huckabee is speaking on Saturday.
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