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February 8, 2008 at 3:05 PM #11761February 8, 2008 at 3:25 PM #149990
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ParticipantI have no idea if he will run independent, but even if he did he wouldn’t win this year. Wish that wasn’t true, but too many voters are attracted to the BS that other nominees run with, and not concerned with those that want to cut through all the BS.
I look at it this way, we for sure can’t do any worse than the damage that W has done both internally and externally to our nation.
February 8, 2008 at 3:25 PM #150348ParticipantI have no idea if he will run independent, but even if he did he wouldn’t win this year. Wish that wasn’t true, but too many voters are attracted to the BS that other nominees run with, and not concerned with those that want to cut through all the BS.
I look at it this way, we for sure can’t do any worse than the damage that W has done both internally and externally to our nation.
February 8, 2008 at 3:25 PM #150247ParticipantI have no idea if he will run independent, but even if he did he wouldn’t win this year. Wish that wasn’t true, but too many voters are attracted to the BS that other nominees run with, and not concerned with those that want to cut through all the BS.
I look at it this way, we for sure can’t do any worse than the damage that W has done both internally and externally to our nation.
February 8, 2008 at 3:25 PM #150260ParticipantI have no idea if he will run independent, but even if he did he wouldn’t win this year. Wish that wasn’t true, but too many voters are attracted to the BS that other nominees run with, and not concerned with those that want to cut through all the BS.
I look at it this way, we for sure can’t do any worse than the damage that W has done both internally and externally to our nation.
February 8, 2008 at 3:25 PM #150277ParticipantI have no idea if he will run independent, but even if he did he wouldn’t win this year. Wish that wasn’t true, but too many voters are attracted to the BS that other nominees run with, and not concerned with those that want to cut through all the BS.
I look at it this way, we for sure can’t do any worse than the damage that W has done both internally and externally to our nation.
February 8, 2008 at 4:31 PM #150341Anonymous
GuestI wish Ron Paul would have a shot at president, but sadly, he really doesn’t. If we had a really nasty depression like the 30s (which I don’t think will happen), then an independent with some really radical ideas might have a shot. But we, as a country, as much more concerned about the status quo and our personal well-being right now. Someone who would really shake things would be too uncomfortable for most voters imo.
February 8, 2008 at 4:31 PM #150413GuestI wish Ron Paul would have a shot at president, but sadly, he really doesn’t. If we had a really nasty depression like the 30s (which I don’t think will happen), then an independent with some really radical ideas might have a shot. But we, as a country, as much more concerned about the status quo and our personal well-being right now. Someone who would really shake things would be too uncomfortable for most voters imo.
February 8, 2008 at 4:31 PM #150325GuestI wish Ron Paul would have a shot at president, but sadly, he really doesn’t. If we had a really nasty depression like the 30s (which I don’t think will happen), then an independent with some really radical ideas might have a shot. But we, as a country, as much more concerned about the status quo and our personal well-being right now. Someone who would really shake things would be too uncomfortable for most voters imo.
February 8, 2008 at 4:31 PM #150312GuestI wish Ron Paul would have a shot at president, but sadly, he really doesn’t. If we had a really nasty depression like the 30s (which I don’t think will happen), then an independent with some really radical ideas might have a shot. But we, as a country, as much more concerned about the status quo and our personal well-being right now. Someone who would really shake things would be too uncomfortable for most voters imo.
February 8, 2008 at 4:31 PM #150057GuestI wish Ron Paul would have a shot at president, but sadly, he really doesn’t. If we had a really nasty depression like the 30s (which I don’t think will happen), then an independent with some really radical ideas might have a shot. But we, as a country, as much more concerned about the status quo and our personal well-being right now. Someone who would really shake things would be too uncomfortable for most voters imo.
February 8, 2008 at 9:42 PM #150192greensd
ParticipantYeah, or maybe most American voters believe in abortion rights, gun control, the dept. of education, membership in international organizations, environmental regulations, zoning controls, and many other “BS” things that Ron Paul would get rid of. It’s incredibly arrogant and condescending to assume that anyone who doesn’t support Paul is either ignorant or selfish. I know what he stands for, and, like most people, I think he’s wrong. That’s why we have elections.
I look at it this way, we for sure can’t do any worse than the damage that W has done both internally and externally to our nation.
That’s setting the bar pretty low…
February 8, 2008 at 9:42 PM #150449ParticipantYeah, or maybe most American voters believe in abortion rights, gun control, the dept. of education, membership in international organizations, environmental regulations, zoning controls, and many other “BS” things that Ron Paul would get rid of. It’s incredibly arrogant and condescending to assume that anyone who doesn’t support Paul is either ignorant or selfish. I know what he stands for, and, like most people, I think he’s wrong. That’s why we have elections.
I look at it this way, we for sure can’t do any worse than the damage that W has done both internally and externally to our nation.
That’s setting the bar pretty low…
February 8, 2008 at 9:42 PM #150461ParticipantYeah, or maybe most American voters believe in abortion rights, gun control, the dept. of education, membership in international organizations, environmental regulations, zoning controls, and many other “BS” things that Ron Paul would get rid of. It’s incredibly arrogant and condescending to assume that anyone who doesn’t support Paul is either ignorant or selfish. I know what he stands for, and, like most people, I think he’s wrong. That’s why we have elections.
I look at it this way, we for sure can’t do any worse than the damage that W has done both internally and externally to our nation.
That’s setting the bar pretty low…
February 8, 2008 at 9:42 PM #150476ParticipantYeah, or maybe most American voters believe in abortion rights, gun control, the dept. of education, membership in international organizations, environmental regulations, zoning controls, and many other “BS” things that Ron Paul would get rid of. It’s incredibly arrogant and condescending to assume that anyone who doesn’t support Paul is either ignorant or selfish. I know what he stands for, and, like most people, I think he’s wrong. That’s why we have elections.
I look at it this way, we for sure can’t do any worse than the damage that W has done both internally and externally to our nation.
That’s setting the bar pretty low…
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