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Originally posted by Swills
Originally posted by jjf3rd77
Also, I've heard these claims before and they do end up voting for Obama just like last time.
Oh prove that please, I'd love to see you try. And those who have responded already said they will vote Ron Paul, did you not read that part?
Without Paul, WHO in their RIGHT MIND would vote for ANY of those delusional, wacko, insane Republicans??
Originally posted by Bakatono
Why must Paul supporters continue to be subjected to nonsense like this?
Finally. You know damn well that none of us will be voting for Obama. Your question is really quite ignorant.
Originally posted by literofcola
Myself and everyone I know supporting Paul are not going to vote for anyone else. This year is different if you had heard of people just changing their votes. It seems people actually care this time. I'm going to predict the termination of the two party system in our near future. Because for the first time in a long time, Ron Paul has sparked interest in people never before involved in politics, and guess what those people are choosing their CANDIDATE (the most honest and consistent person representing their political views) before their POLITICAL PARTY. It always starts somewhere I'm just happy it was my generation that doesn't give a **** about the party system.
Originally posted by jjf3rd77
Originally posted by literofcola
Myself and everyone I know supporting Paul are not going to vote for anyone else. This year is different if you had heard of people just changing their votes. It seems people actually care this time. I'm going to predict the termination of the two party system in our near future. Because for the first time in a long time, Ron Paul has sparked interest in people never before involved in politics, and guess what those people are choosing their CANDIDATE (the most honest and consistent person representing their political views) before their POLITICAL PARTY. It always starts somewhere I'm just happy it was my generation that doesn't give a **** about the party system.
Yeah, but young people are sooo unpredictable as voters, I know many who didn't vote in the primaries but still support their main man. interest =/= vote. Your man, has not won a single state yet. Even with his loyal following of college kids who can't make it to the polls.
Originally posted by jjf3rd77
Originally posted by literofcola
Myself and everyone I know supporting Paul are not going to vote for anyone else. This year is different if you had heard of people just changing their votes. It seems people actually care this time. I'm going to predict the termination of the two party system in our near future. Because for the first time in a long time, Ron Paul has sparked interest in people never before involved in politics, and guess what those people are choosing their CANDIDATE (the most honest and consistent person representing their political views) before their POLITICAL PARTY. It always starts somewhere I'm just happy it was my generation that doesn't give a **** about the party system.
Yeah, but young people are sooo unpredictable as voters, I know many who didn't vote in the primaries but still support their main man. interest =/= vote. Your man, has not won a single state yet. Even with his loyal following of college kids who can't make it to the polls.
Originally posted by Swills
Young voters are unpredictable? I think not. Ron Paul has the support of many young voters and the only other politician to get the young vote is Obama. Gingrich, Santorum, and definitely Romney will see little votes from the young crowd, and that's why they don't campaign towards them. So the young voters who are supporting Ron Paul will most likely be voting Ron Paul.
.edit on 16-3-2012 by Swills because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Swills
reply to post by jjf3rd77
Oh the MSM told you... . Also, stop assuming things about people you don't know, even the ones you do know, it never really works out for anyone.