Thanksgiving Media Attack on Ron Paul

[row333au]

Hermain Cain: Ron Paul Would Not Be A Good President (11-24-11)

 

[BUSHLIED]

oh god, I hate that woman because she is trying to speak for the tea-party...she was part of the tea-party co-opt. Now they are bringing her in to speak on shows as being a spokesperson for the tea-party. She fails to realize that the debate was NOT about the economy...so she is illogical in her assessment. Where do they get these people?

Although the other women is now talking about a Paul victory in Iowa which is great to hear.

 

[overcastpatriot]

Hahaha Herman... good luck trying to "fix" things. You can start with your reputation and your sinking poll numbers.

 

[Cutlerzzz]

That Cain video is old.

 

[Restore America Now]

Herman Cain would not be a good President.

 

[GunnyFreedom]

Dr Paul is the pundit's Thanksgiving day punching bag. Wow. This is the kind of blatant stuff that wakes a bunch of people up. Just watch. I'm buying Ron Paul song Stop This War by Golden State Band for someone for Christmas. Jook for it. Let's end this war.

 

[RDM]

Weeza top tier now baby. Get used to it.

 

[TomtheTinker]

I watched the first one with Charles wasn't so much of an attack as it was a display of ignorance mixed with his honest opinion. I wish one of these guys with their million dollar educations would learn how to open up a dictionary and look up Isolationism-a policy of national isolation by abstention from alliances and other international political and economic relations

Edit:ok I watched Herm's video too....Obviously it is beyond him to understand that as president it will be Dr.Paul's goal to FIX America by eliminating the things that are breaking it. Mr. Cain wants to fix a bunch of programsthat never worked in the first place.

 

[Travlyr]

What is it with Ivy League graduates and Ph.Ds that don't know the difference between "Isolation" and "Non-Intervention?" You are supposed to learn that stuff in high school.

Charles Krauthammer
Opinion Writer
Charles Krauthammer writes a weekly political column that runs on Fridays. He is also a Fox News commentator, appearing nightly on “Special Report with Bret Baier,” and a panelist on “Inside Washington.” Krauthammer joined The Post as a columnist in 1984, and he received the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary in 1987 for “his witty and insightful columns on national issues.” Krauthammer began his journalism career at The New Republic, where he was a writer and editor and won the 1984 National Magazine Award for Essays and Criticism. Before going into journalism, he was a speechwriter for Vice President Walter Mondale in 1980, he helped direct planning in psychiatric research for the Carter administration, and he practiced medicine for three years as a resident and then chief resident in psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital. Krauthammer was born in New York City and grew up in Montreal, Quebec. He attended McGill University, Balliol College, Oxford and Harvard Medical School.

The ignorance Ivy League graduates demonstrate is incredible and sad!

 

[phill4paul]

What is it with Ivy League graduates and Ph.Ds that don't know the difference between "Isolation" and "Non-Intervention?" You are supposed to learn that stuff in high school.


The ignorance Ivy League graduates demonstrate is incredible and sad!

I'm of the belief they know full well the difference.

 

[Travlyr]

I'm of the belief they know full well the difference.

I think you are right. It is blatant obfuscation and they still think that people are dumb. The dumb stupid people need the smart Ivy League people to tell them what to think. Old media is old.

 

[kylejack]

Something funny I just thought of about these conservatives who think that Ron Paul can't beat Obama: The things they think Ron Paul is weak on is precisely the sort of thing that is going to get him independent and Democrat votes. Civil liberties, an end to the war state, this stuff is all gold.

 

[specsaregood]

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[Badger Paul]

Well what do you know? It's all on Fox News.

 

[kylejack]

Bill Kristol is probably the most prominent and vicious neoconservative in the world, which is little surprise since his father Irving Kristol invented neoconservatism.

But after Kristol, Krauthammer's next. I hate his smug disposition, his eyelids, and everything about him.

 

[Ireland4Liberty]

I dont know how you Americans put up with such ignorant baboons. I am absolutely raging after watching those videos and how they distort his views. I really should learn.

 

[armenia4ever]

Wouldn't it be somewhat safe to suggest, that in this case, all publicity is good publicity?

 

[ShaneEnochs]

What is it with Ivy League graduates and Ph.Ds that don't know the difference between "Isolation" and "Non-Intervention?" You are supposed to learn that stuff in high school.


The ignorance Ivy League graduates demonstrate is incredible and sad!

I had to paper to write in a class about how great it is that we're no longer isolationists and are in every part of the world. Instead, I decided to write about how our interventionist policies have nearly brought us to our knees, and is pumping up terrorism around the world. Though my professor was a serious neocon, she gave me an "A". Maybe I converted her =P

 

[Paulitics 2011]

This should motivate every one of you to go door to door to day.

No, someone else will not do it for you.
YOU need to stop making excuses. YOU need to get out there. YOU need to help if you want him to win.

We've already got the internet covered, now we need to individually convince voters. If we do not do this, they will only be educated by garbage such as this.

 

[coastie]

I'm of the belief they know full well the difference.

I was at one time, too, but now I am not so sure...

My current American National Government college textbook has the definition of isolationist in it's new-speak definition:

Isolationists: People who feel the United States is overly involved in world affairs and believe that military power should only be used in self-defense.

There's a thread on it here somewhere that I started.