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Originally posted by satron
Every candidate has their crazy supporters, but what I notice about Ron Paul's is that they don't find the pre-picked, Goldman candidates, very palatable.
edit on 1-6-2012 by satron because: (no reason given)
If you spread hokey stories about a magician, a pig and a boy with glasses transforming into a wise sage(Ron Paul) who is under attack from wizards who were once monkey-iguana hybrids...people start to associate insane asylums with him. However, if you simply promote Ron Paul's ideas people will take interest. e
It would save us a lot of time in the future if you would just refrain from posting all the other b.s. you wrote in your OP and just post the paragraph above. That way, we won't have any doubt about these being troll threads. Go back to MittRomneyCentral.com and tell them you failed.
I don't think this needs any further explanation, but it does hint at how Ron Paul might have "won" so many delegates.
Submitted by sovereignjanice on Tue, 05/29/2012 - 17:50. Permalink
I don't remember. More so people in Cook county. If you do call back, show them the GOP's website which has the count down to the deadline: ilgopconvention.eventbrite.com... That's where they send you to register after the chair says if there are slots available or not.
Of course, above all else, you need to sound like a Romney supporter. You have to win over the chair. Sound disappointed that you won't be able to play a part in unseating Obama if they give you the same line that the deadline has passed. How we need someone in the white house with business experience. The more dedicated you are, the more likely it is that you'll be appointed.
Originally posted by charles1952
If I may offer one example of a problem caused by Paul supporters? This one ended it for me. I visited The Daily Paul during the Texas primary. It was being discussed in a very long thread which featured the posts of sovereignjanice. She (?) claimed to be a worker for the Paul campaign 40 hours a week, but I don't know if she is an official part of it or just an enthusiastic supporter. She said:I don't think this needs any further explanation, but it does hint at how Ron Paul might have "won" so many delegates.
Submitted by sovereignjanice on Tue, 05/29/2012 - 17:50. Permalink
I don't remember. More so people in Cook county. If you do call back, show them the GOP's website which has the count down to the deadline: ilgopconvention.eventbrite.com... That's where they send you to register after the chair says if there are slots available or not.
Of course, above all else, you need to sound like a Romney supporter. You have to win over the chair. Sound disappointed that you won't be able to play a part in unseating Obama if they give you the same line that the deadline has passed. How we need someone in the white house with business experience. The more dedicated you are, the more likely it is that you'll be appointed.
Originally posted by NightGypsy
reply to post by Epirus
If you spread hokey stories about a magician, a pig and a boy with glasses transforming into a wise sage(Ron Paul) who is under attack from wizards who were once monkey-iguana hybrids...people start to associate insane asylums with him. However, if you simply promote Ron Paul's ideas people will take interest. e
It would save us a lot of time in the future if you would just refrain from posting all the other b.s. you wrote in your OP and just post the paragraph above. That way, we won't have any doubt about these being troll threads. Go back to MittRomneyCentral.com and tell them you failed.
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Hyperbole ( /haɪˈpɜrbəliː/ hy-pur-bə-lee;[1] Greek: ὑπερβολή, 'exaggeration') is the use of exaggeration as a rhetorical device or figure of speech. It may be used to evoke strong feelings or to create a strong impression, but is not meant to be taken literally.[2] Hyperboles are exaggerations to create emphasis or effect. As a literary device, hyperbole is often used in poetry, and is frequently encountered in casual speech. An example of hyperbole is: "The bag weighed a ton."[3] Hyperbole helps to make the point that the bag was very heavy, although it is not probable that it would actually weigh a ton.
Originally posted by frazzle
Its not a conspiracy he's talking about, its just another talking point he's talking about. Lately its all about "I'm a Ron Paul supporter, BUTTTTTT" ....
No one would be voting for his supporters, anyway, so its a moot point. The thing that bothers the anti paulites is that he HAS so much support and their guys don't. Well, besides Goldman Sachs Inc.
Originally posted by charles1952
reply to post by satron
If you're asking my opinion? I think Trump is a captured reptilian who was brain washed by Sesame Street music interspersed with readings from Marx. This prepared him to be subjected to other MKULTRA techniques transforming him into a Democrat party Manchurian operative. He was turned loose to make money and fame and has now been activated to destroy the Republican party. And I have videos, so there.
Originally posted by charles1952
reply to post by smarterthanyou
By the way, what is a scroffulus den? Can I get plans at any lumber yard? It might be better than the den I have now.