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November 22, 2007 at 9:34 AM #102934November 22, 2007 at 11:40 AM #102842NotCrankyParticipant
I must admit I agree with qwerty depite having some amiration for Dr. Paul. My guess is that 80% or so of Ron Paul supporters will vote republican in the end. My preference would be a walkout of mass proportions,which I think would suit Piggs fine, as we seem to like the sidelines for now. Unfortunately we will probably have normal low voter turnout. A protest of mass proportions… that is what I would like to see. Vote for Ghandi, Malcolm X or Kennedy.
November 22, 2007 at 11:40 AM #102920NotCrankyParticipantI must admit I agree with qwerty depite having some amiration for Dr. Paul. My guess is that 80% or so of Ron Paul supporters will vote republican in the end. My preference would be a walkout of mass proportions,which I think would suit Piggs fine, as we seem to like the sidelines for now. Unfortunately we will probably have normal low voter turnout. A protest of mass proportions… that is what I would like to see. Vote for Ghandi, Malcolm X or Kennedy.
November 22, 2007 at 11:40 AM #102931NotCrankyParticipantI must admit I agree with qwerty depite having some amiration for Dr. Paul. My guess is that 80% or so of Ron Paul supporters will vote republican in the end. My preference would be a walkout of mass proportions,which I think would suit Piggs fine, as we seem to like the sidelines for now. Unfortunately we will probably have normal low voter turnout. A protest of mass proportions… that is what I would like to see. Vote for Ghandi, Malcolm X or Kennedy.
November 22, 2007 at 11:40 AM #102953NotCrankyParticipantI must admit I agree with qwerty depite having some amiration for Dr. Paul. My guess is that 80% or so of Ron Paul supporters will vote republican in the end. My preference would be a walkout of mass proportions,which I think would suit Piggs fine, as we seem to like the sidelines for now. Unfortunately we will probably have normal low voter turnout. A protest of mass proportions… that is what I would like to see. Vote for Ghandi, Malcolm X or Kennedy.
November 22, 2007 at 11:40 AM #102984NotCrankyParticipantI must admit I agree with qwerty depite having some amiration for Dr. Paul. My guess is that 80% or so of Ron Paul supporters will vote republican in the end. My preference would be a walkout of mass proportions,which I think would suit Piggs fine, as we seem to like the sidelines for now. Unfortunately we will probably have normal low voter turnout. A protest of mass proportions… that is what I would like to see. Vote for Ghandi, Malcolm X or Kennedy.
November 22, 2007 at 12:15 PM #102857RaybyrnesParticipantcondogrrl
“All I know at this point is that I will not vote Republican.”This statement is as ignorant as me stating that I will not vote for a black president, or a woman. You are categorizing with little of not foundation as this poit behind that position. It demonstrates what the majority of americans do; follow the herd.
To me I can see how you can disagree with the Platforms of all of the candidates but if you don’t listen to what people have to say how do you know you are making an informed decison.
I always pay attention to candidates like Nader and Paul becasue they help you better understand the way the politiacal process works and the introduce choices that many people may have never considered.
November 22, 2007 at 12:15 PM #102935RaybyrnesParticipantcondogrrl
“All I know at this point is that I will not vote Republican.”This statement is as ignorant as me stating that I will not vote for a black president, or a woman. You are categorizing with little of not foundation as this poit behind that position. It demonstrates what the majority of americans do; follow the herd.
To me I can see how you can disagree with the Platforms of all of the candidates but if you don’t listen to what people have to say how do you know you are making an informed decison.
I always pay attention to candidates like Nader and Paul becasue they help you better understand the way the politiacal process works and the introduce choices that many people may have never considered.
November 22, 2007 at 12:15 PM #102946RaybyrnesParticipantcondogrrl
“All I know at this point is that I will not vote Republican.”This statement is as ignorant as me stating that I will not vote for a black president, or a woman. You are categorizing with little of not foundation as this poit behind that position. It demonstrates what the majority of americans do; follow the herd.
To me I can see how you can disagree with the Platforms of all of the candidates but if you don’t listen to what people have to say how do you know you are making an informed decison.
I always pay attention to candidates like Nader and Paul becasue they help you better understand the way the politiacal process works and the introduce choices that many people may have never considered.
November 22, 2007 at 12:15 PM #102968RaybyrnesParticipantcondogrrl
“All I know at this point is that I will not vote Republican.”This statement is as ignorant as me stating that I will not vote for a black president, or a woman. You are categorizing with little of not foundation as this poit behind that position. It demonstrates what the majority of americans do; follow the herd.
To me I can see how you can disagree with the Platforms of all of the candidates but if you don’t listen to what people have to say how do you know you are making an informed decison.
I always pay attention to candidates like Nader and Paul becasue they help you better understand the way the politiacal process works and the introduce choices that many people may have never considered.
November 22, 2007 at 12:15 PM #102999RaybyrnesParticipantcondogrrl
“All I know at this point is that I will not vote Republican.”This statement is as ignorant as me stating that I will not vote for a black president, or a woman. You are categorizing with little of not foundation as this poit behind that position. It demonstrates what the majority of americans do; follow the herd.
To me I can see how you can disagree with the Platforms of all of the candidates but if you don’t listen to what people have to say how do you know you are making an informed decison.
I always pay attention to candidates like Nader and Paul becasue they help you better understand the way the politiacal process works and the introduce choices that many people may have never considered.
November 22, 2007 at 1:28 PM #102867Sandi EganParticipantMy guess is that 80% or so of Ron Paul supporters will vote republican in the end.
I always supported democrats, but after learning about Paul’s platform I realized how close it is to what I believe in. The rest of Republican field is just scary to me. If Dr. Paul does not get the Republican nomination, his followers will most likely persuade him to run as independent. I don’t particularly like that outcome, since progressive voters will be split between Dems and Paul, while neocons will vote Republican.
I think all liberals here will agree, that Ron Paul is at the very least the best choice among Republicans. So, I urge everyone, especially independents, to register and vote in Republican primaries for Ron Paul.
November 22, 2007 at 1:28 PM #102945Sandi EganParticipantMy guess is that 80% or so of Ron Paul supporters will vote republican in the end.
I always supported democrats, but after learning about Paul’s platform I realized how close it is to what I believe in. The rest of Republican field is just scary to me. If Dr. Paul does not get the Republican nomination, his followers will most likely persuade him to run as independent. I don’t particularly like that outcome, since progressive voters will be split between Dems and Paul, while neocons will vote Republican.
I think all liberals here will agree, that Ron Paul is at the very least the best choice among Republicans. So, I urge everyone, especially independents, to register and vote in Republican primaries for Ron Paul.
November 22, 2007 at 1:28 PM #102956Sandi EganParticipantMy guess is that 80% or so of Ron Paul supporters will vote republican in the end.
I always supported democrats, but after learning about Paul’s platform I realized how close it is to what I believe in. The rest of Republican field is just scary to me. If Dr. Paul does not get the Republican nomination, his followers will most likely persuade him to run as independent. I don’t particularly like that outcome, since progressive voters will be split between Dems and Paul, while neocons will vote Republican.
I think all liberals here will agree, that Ron Paul is at the very least the best choice among Republicans. So, I urge everyone, especially independents, to register and vote in Republican primaries for Ron Paul.
November 22, 2007 at 1:28 PM #102978Sandi EganParticipantMy guess is that 80% or so of Ron Paul supporters will vote republican in the end.
I always supported democrats, but after learning about Paul’s platform I realized how close it is to what I believe in. The rest of Republican field is just scary to me. If Dr. Paul does not get the Republican nomination, his followers will most likely persuade him to run as independent. I don’t particularly like that outcome, since progressive voters will be split between Dems and Paul, while neocons will vote Republican.
I think all liberals here will agree, that Ron Paul is at the very least the best choice among Republicans. So, I urge everyone, especially independents, to register and vote in Republican primaries for Ron Paul.
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