Ron Paul not even an option anymore

reply to post by reassor


I'd say he has it. I'd even estimate that he has thrice support. But it's never enough. The more, the better.

reply to post by Jepic


I have done some deep research into the 2012 election. Not the type of research most people do. My research consists of analyzing trends, reading people's moods, meditating on an issue to see the logical outcomes. I have seen what will happen. Only two men have a chance of being elected president in 2012, one is Ron Paul, and the other currently resides at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

There is no scenario whereby any candidate other than Ron Paul defeats Barack Obama. And Ron Paul only wins if he gets the Republican nomination. It is really quite simple. Libertarians and independents will run from any Neo-Con candidate preaching more defense spending and crazy moral issues. Whoever is the third party candidate, there will be one, will pull from the republican voting bloc. One thing is for sure, democrats won't stray for Romney, Palin, Huckabee, or Gingrich. The only candidate with any chance of pulling dis-enfrachised democrats away from Obama is Ron Paul.

If Paul can somehow land the Republican nod, I will go so far as to say he will be a lock to win. Only way he doesn't is if the Neo-Con establishment decided to jettison the Republican Party and themselves become the third party. If the GOP can step aside for one election cycle, we can save our country.

Not one republican voter will vote for Obama, correct? Ron Paul will pull nearly every independent and libertarian, and with his anti-war stance, he may pull more Dems than anyone could imagine. Obama would get 38% or so of the vote. Ron Paul wins with 58% of the vote.

So to all you Neo-Cons out there(not talking to you ATS) I dare you to explain how anyone else beats Obama.


If you do not want four more years of Barry Soetoro, your only chance is a family doctor from the great state of Texas.

Let's start the rLOVEution again.