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Originally posted by Ghost375
youre late..
great speech thoughedit on 12-8-2011 by Ghost375 because: (no reason given)
In the recent Republican debate in New Hampshire broadcast on CNN, there was a viewer poll. In the viewer poll, the results were clear – Ron Paul won the New Hampshire Republican debate.
However, CNN decided to ignore this poll altogether. Why would their viewers want to know who the CNN debate audience thought won the debate? Instead, they ignored their own poll and replaced it with another poll with approximately 50 to 60 entries.
Originally posted by kro32
The Constitution was written to give the Federal Government more power so your saying that's what Ron Paul agrees with?
I believe he's actually a supporter for the Articles of Confederation which gave all the power to the States more so than the Constitution.
Originally posted by kro32
The Constitution was written to give the Federal Government more power so your saying that's what Ron Paul agrees with?
I believe he's actually a supporter for the Articles of Confederation which gave all the power to the States more so than the Constitution.
Originally posted by The Old American
Originally posted by kro32
The Constitution was written to give the Federal Government more power so your saying that's what Ron Paul agrees with?
I believe he's actually a supporter for the Articles of Confederation which gave all the power to the States more so than the Constitution.
You have definitely missed your calling. You should be a history teacher for a public school system. They like progressive ideas like yours.
/TOA
Originally posted by neo96
Originally posted by kro32
The Constitution was written to give the Federal Government more power so your saying that's what Ron Paul agrees with?
I believe he's actually a supporter for the Articles of Confederation which gave all the power to the States more so than the Constitution.
do you really seriously undoubtedly beleive that nonsense?
the constitution was written to limit the power of government geez.
omg i swear
Originally posted by kro32
Originally posted by The Old American
Originally posted by kro32
The Constitution was written to give the Federal Government more power so your saying that's what Ron Paul agrees with?
I believe he's actually a supporter for the Articles of Confederation which gave all the power to the States more so than the Constitution.
You have definitely missed your calling. You should be a history teacher for a public school system. They like progressive ideas like yours.
/TOA
It does go deeper than that but for all intents and purposes you know i'm correct as we've debated this before. If you would like to prove my statement incorrect than I would be happy to retract it however.
Originally posted by The Old American
Originally posted by kro32
Originally posted by The Old American
Originally posted by kro32
The Constitution was written to give the Federal Government more power so your saying that's what Ron Paul agrees with?
I believe he's actually a supporter for the Articles of Confederation which gave all the power to the States more so than the Constitution.
You have definitely missed your calling. You should be a history teacher for a public school system. They like progressive ideas like yours.
/TOA
It does go deeper than that but for all intents and purposes you know i'm correct as we've debated this before. If you would like to prove my statement incorrect than I would be happy to retract it however.
I wish I had time to go more deeply but I'm at work and had a lull. But even Alexander Hamilton, who advocated that all power be delegated to a central government, agreed that without a Constitution to absolutely spell out their sole powers, thus limiting them, it would grow unchecked into something resembling what they just fought their way out of.
Just as our government has become.
/TOA
Originally posted by kro32
Originally posted by The Old American
Originally posted by kro32
Originally posted by The Old American
Originally posted by kro32
The Constitution was written to give the Federal Government more power so your saying that's what Ron Paul agrees with?
I believe he's actually a supporter for the Articles of Confederation which gave all the power to the States more so than the Constitution.
You have definitely missed your calling. You should be a history teacher for a public school system. They like progressive ideas like yours.
/TOA
It does go deeper than that but for all intents and purposes you know i'm correct as we've debated this before. If you would like to prove my statement incorrect than I would be happy to retract it however.
I wish I had time to go more deeply but I'm at work and had a lull. But even Alexander Hamilton, who advocated that all power be delegated to a central government, agreed that without a Constitution to absolutely spell out their sole powers, thus limiting them, it would grow unchecked into something resembling what they just fought their way out of.
Just as our government has become.
/TOA
I absolutely agree and that kinda proves what I was saying. The federal government before the Constitution had none of those powers laid out so they wrote the Constitution to give the federal government more power.
Originally posted by Ghost375
youre late..
great speech thoughedit on 12-8-2011 by Ghost375 because: (no reason given)
Even Rupert Murdoch is afraid of Roger Ailes, the paranoid boss of Fox News. But 'the Chairman' is using his power to make Americans more rightwing, more ignorant and ever more terrified.