Ron Paul Is The Dirtiest Most Negative Campaigner Of All Republican Candidates

reply to post by The Sword


because this isnt just a UFO and paranormal board....

ATS has always been highly political.....you should have been around for the last election....

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reply to post by ManBehindTheMask


True.

But it would be great to make it so the political B.S disappears. I know you can hide forums that you don't wish to view but from my experience, it's only temporary.

reply to post by The Sword


obama is a bought and paid for whore . i a m sorry to hear you drank the media kool aid . without doubt is was propaganda coup
to even compare that puppet to a man of values AND long constitutionalist voting record is way of the mark

reply to post by WilliamWallace


Oh, but they're both POLITICIANS.

The words "honest" and "politician" do not go together in the same sentence.

I guarantee you that RP will find plenty of resistance to his "change", much like Obama did.

Originally posted by layzerbeem
reply to post by NOTurTypical

 

You wont get anywhere as an independent, but RP stands for true republican constitutional values and we cant look down upon the candidate for his party, that's a tool to further subvert our intentions. We need to look at where hes going with his policies and view points. Forget the party system, we need to fix this mess!

No, no. You need to stop looking at candidates as part of 2 parties. You'll hear people bemoan that Obama's fiscal policies and stances aren't that different from GWB's. Well duh!!! Obama and Bush may be Republican and Democrat, but there are not Conservative VS Liberal. The last "conservative" candidate the Republicans have had in office for POTUS was Regean.

reply to post by The Sword


please define what changed from the bush era and obama's

Originally posted by WilliamWallace
reply to post by The Sword

 

please define what changed from the bush era and obama's

The debt.

reply to post by WilliamWallace


Why should I bother? You're not getting it.

You still think that I'm an Obama supporter when I clearly stated that I'm not.

This is starting to get very personal. Deal with the issues and drop the personal remarks.

reply to post by The Sword


OK fair enough i am hardheaded to a point . still of all the candidates AVAILABLE

who would you back ?

reply to post by WilliamWallace


opps posted before i saw the mod request

reply to post by WilliamWallace


I already told you. I'm not backing ANY of them.

Personal attacks aside, I don't understand why you keep trying to provoke me.

reply to post by The Sword


ok, not attempting to "provoke " anyone . just asking questions.
so any ideals what you would suggest to any candidate to help solve our common problems in America?

Originally posted by The Sword
reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus

 

He should do it again and get Jesse Ventura to run with him.

I would vote for Ventura but I know he will never run. Either him or Kucinich.

So you would vote for him as an Independent but not as a Republican even knowing he ran as an Indy before? Are you voting for the person or the party here?

reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus


I refuse to vote Republican in any capacity.

I am concerned that Paul's affiliation with the Repubs will hurt his chances of getting anywhere near the Oval office.

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That entire website is a joke. A better name would probably be lunatics network, if you could even call it a network since it's just one guy spewing forth propaganda on our beautiful WWW, probably you OP.

reply to post by WilliamWallace


Drop the partisan bull# and find a common ground with Americans?

That will never happen.

It's my opinion that the death of JFK was the beginning of the end for the U.S. I voted Nader in 2000, Kerry in 2004 and Obama in 2008. I think that's enough. I am only 30 but I have the cynicism of someone twice my age.

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Originally posted by The Sword
reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus

 

I refuse to vote Republican in any capacity.

I am concerned that Paul's affiliation with the Repubs will hurt his chances of getting anywhere near the Oval office.

ok so then if everybody votes against Republicans and not for Ron Paul then he definitely will not get in. But I do understand your viewpoint, as I would never vote for Democrats in any way shape or form, as they have been overrun with DSA members. I am sorry they have been running out the Blue Dogs.