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Originally posted by Clearskies
Spying,
illegal war
slave-wages,
Originally posted by Polynomial C
I am sorry your guy didn't win this election .. but there is NO NEED to start shooting your stupid guns ..
Originally posted by Clearskies
reply to post by Polynomial C
"My guy didn't win"?
You mean Ron Paul?
Are you kidding about 'voting'???? LOL!!!!!!!
Diebold machines were hacked!
Originally posted by Polynomial C
Originally posted by Clearskies
reply to post by Polynomial C
"My guy didn't win"?
You mean Ron Paul?
Are you kidding about 'voting'???? LOL!!!!!!!
Diebold machines were hacked!
Remember 2000 .. my guy didn't win ..
And TO THIS DAY i think the election was rigged ..
Did we start an armed Revolution ????
Originally posted by Southern Guardian
Originally posted by Clearskies
Spying,
The patriot act was proposed and fully supported by conservatives. Where were all these tea party "patriots" when this bill was passed? They were right behind Bush. So please.
Illegal War
Supported back then and pushed by the majority of tea party patriots. Funny that I didnt see 70,000 tea party conservatives march in opposition to the Iraq war. All I got was anti-war liberals and conservatives telling I must support the war if Im a true patriot.
In March 2001, Paul introduced a bill to repeal the 1973 War Powers Resolution (WPR) and reinstate the process of formal declaration of war by Congress.[76] Later in 2001, Paul voted to authorize the president, pursuant to WPR, to respond to those responsible for the September 11, 2001, attacks.[77] He also introduced Sunlight Rule legislation, which requires lawmakers to take enough time to read bills before voting on them,[78] after the Patriot Act was passed within 24 hours of its introduction. Paul was one of six Republicans to vote against the Iraq War Resolution, and (with Oregon representative Peter DeFazio) sponsored a resolution to repeal the war authorization in February 2003. Paul's speech, 35 "Questions That Won't Be Asked About Iraq",