Ron Paul To Announce 2012 Candidacy Friday, page 1


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Topic started on 12-5-2011 @ 08:12 PM by neo96
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According to a post from the candidate hopefuls Facebook Page, Texas Representative Ron Paul will announce his candidacy for the 2012 Republican Presidential Nomination on Friday, during a speech at the Exeter Town Hall in New Hampshire, after an appearance during the 7AM broadcast of ABC’s “Good Morning America”. He will also offer live-streaming of his announcement on his website.


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thats tomorrow folks sorry for beating people to the punch.

paul will have an uphill battle from the get go from the right propping up the status quo republicans for what i use to be and maybe still am somewhat and the financial burden of what his run will entail.

i have been looking and looking for a long time for someone that i would feel ok with to get behind.

the past few months my opinion of paul has changed quite of bit that the statues quo and the democrats and republicans have given me pause to stop and revaluate what is best for this country.

this country is going to hell in a handbasket tout de suite is paul the answer to the countries problems or have our problems become to great for anyone man or one term or two terms presidents?

the fact of the matter remains it is going to take decades to set straight what has gone wrong the problems facing this country have been decades in the making.

all i can say is god save the republic cause we sure as hell cant.


all comments and thoughts welcome


reply posted on 12-5-2011 @ 10:38 PM by supergeek
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Any republican who claims Ron Paul is "too liberal" should check their facts. He has the most conservative voting record in congress since 1937 and is an unwavering defender of the constitution. Some may attempt to claim his opposition to the wars on drugs and terror are liberal stances but they would be sorely mistaken - he opposes them because they are unconstitutional - liberals don't tend to fret about the constitution unfortunately. I'm glad to hear he's got your vote!


reply posted on 13-5-2011 @ 03:30 PM by American-philosopher
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Go through the people you know already. Mitt Romeny he can;t beat the ghost of health care past. Newt gangrich the republican version of Bill clinton. Tim pawlenty supported cap n' trade. "everybody makes mistakes" and who in the world is mitch daniels?? Sarah Palin do I even need to say? And Donald trump Well now that the brith dertificate issue isn;t around anymore he seems to run aground.


reply posted on 13-5-2011 @ 08:37 PM by ugie1028
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Modern academia also has one floating around.

how many threads are going to cover this?
edit on 5/13/2011 by ugie1028 because: (no reason given)

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