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OK. well, if you'd like to place a friendly wager, I'm up for it.
If Ron Paul gets the nomination I will publicly state you were right. If he doesn't, and if the tactics I've described are used effectively against him, will you agree to state you were wrong?
The fact's are clear:
- You can't be anti-social security and win the Presidency.
- There's no huge ground-surge of support for Paul in mainstream America.
- His own past will be used against him and his personality makes him unable to win political battles.
- You can't be anti-social security and win the Presidency.
- There's no huge ground-surge of support for Paul in mainstream America.
- His own past will be used against him and his personality makes him unable to win political battles.
I'd rather write in his name on the ballot then to vote for another figurehead. It doesn't matter to me if people feel voting for Ron Paul is throwing away a vote because deep down I'll know I voted for the right person for the position.
I'm not surprised to see so many Ron Paul fans trying to make rational arguments about his "real beliefs," but understand, I KNOW what he believes, I don' THINK he wants to hurt poor people, etc. That's not my point. My point is that he can't explain his beliefs in a way that will convince people to trust him with their medicine and SS money.
Originally posted by captainnotsoobvious
reply to post by denyIGNORANCEats11
[rolls eyes]
He set records last time he ran also but that doesn't equate into votes during the primary's as past history shows
Originally posted by kro32
reply to post by EagleTalonZ
He set records last time he ran also but that doesn't equate into votes during the primary's as past history shows. He's getting trounced in national polls by people not even in the Presidential race and people think that his message is going to "catch on" all of a sudden in a matter of a couple months?
It's fine to support Ron Paul but anyone seriously thinking he has a chance is delusional.