John F Kennedy III
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Noone is concerned RP is going on Alex Jones when he is just becoming mainstream?
Wow. That's pretty damn stupid. Talk about giving them ammo, hell we're loading the mags for them. Very, very stupid move in my opinion.
I have been from the start. Paul's link to truthers and other conspiracy nuts gets created by things like this. He can say he doesn't agree with things like that as much as he wants, but as long as he associates with people like Alex Jones, the accusations will fly. The campaign needs to get serious and stop with these kinds of appearances. It was semi-understandable back in 07 when Paul couldn't get on real shows very often and just wanted to get some sort of coverage, but now there is no reason for this.
*raises hand, shakes head
I don't understand this move at all. WHO exactly is AJ's audience...seriously? Wouldn't that time be better off going on a show in Iowa/New Hampshire?
This might hurt us, hopefully they plug the moneybomb enough to offset the free ammunition the MSM will accumulate
Where can I find more of those people? They sound better than the lose-at-any-cost people in this thread
Now I get it. Its rather unfortunate though. If he gets high enough in the polls this is the stuff his opponents will attack him with.
First thing I thought when I saw the thread. I'm not sure about this judgment call, being on this particular show at this particular point in time.
You never want to give your opponents the opportunity to paint you as guilty by association if you do not have to.
Alex Jones sucks
Same here. Also, acting like AJ is a good target audience to go on, makes no sense to me. If AJ is speaking the truth already, then his listeners should already support RP, unless I'm missing something?
Unlike Alex Jones, my support, financial or otherwise, is not conditional on having Ron Paul come on my show to talk about false flag terror
Enough with the sensationalist language bs
It DISGUSTS me that some of Paul's supporters need to have him on a radio show that could provide attack ammunition to other candidates and debate moderators when they could do just as much moneybomb promotion without it
This is why we don't need a December surprise: https://twitter.com/#!/ppppolls/status/146655829494472704
President Paul could do us all a lot more good than former-candidate Paul
You should probably review mentions of Alex Jones in the mainstream media (the media the majority of the American continue to receive their news from).
Obviously not, is this a discussion forum or a "only-say-things-I-agree-with-otherwise-I'll-call-you-a-coward" forum.
And I'm not saying we don't want AJ's audience's money, I'm saying it shouldn't be conditional on having Ron come on to discuss said issues.
That said, I was voicing my concerns BEFORE AJ confirmed he was talking about Fast and Furious and not 9/11, so I don't see why you still have a problem with my voicing concerns which have been somewhat alleviated. Who knows, maybe the collective concerns of us "anti-AJers" actually made a difference
If we have another moment like this it will hurt the campaign in my opinion:
This is such a horrible idea...
How many of you were critical of the people President Obama associated with that were considered extreme during the last election? In what sense is Alex Jones not extreme?
If we want to sway establishment type: AJ is not for us. If we want to sway Tea Party type: AJ is not for us. If we want to sway conspiracy theorists who share in AJ's theories, then ok. But I think the numbers favor the other two.
Does Ron Paul want to win this election cycle or not?
