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Originally posted by AwakeinNM
reply to post by HangTheTraitors
Wow, really? You sure have bought the propaganda hook line and sinker. People like you are exactly the reason the government has been able to take our freedom little by little. You let them.
Originally posted by captainnotsoobvious
Now that it's pretty clear to everyone here on ATS that Ron Paul won't get the nod, what's your plan?
Originally posted by captainnotsoobvious
Now that it's pretty clear to everyone here on ATS that Ron Paul won't get the nod, what's your plan?
a) Vote Republican (Newt or Mitt)
b) Vote Obama
c) Don't Vote
d) Something else (please explain)
Can we just try and have a little poll, without too much arguing (for a few hours at least :lol?
FTR: I'm voting "b".
RP has 0 chance getting the Republican nod, which is much better than his chances as a third party candidate.
Originally posted by Erongaricuaro
Originally posted by AwakeinNM
reply to post by HangTheTraitors
Wow, really? You sure have bought the propaganda hook line and sinker. People like you are exactly the reason the government has been able to take our freedom little by little. You let them.
Really? I understand how putting a Democrat in the White House would help cause this erosion of freedoms, but are you suggesting electing the GOP absolutely puts a stop to this? They are both just opposite bookends propping-up the same old stories. They are both mostly corporate tools.
Now and then you can find someone above all that and from either party.
edit on 29-1-2012 by Erongaricuaro because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by arbiture
reply to post by captainnotsoobvious
Answer; Obama. As a former member of and very active with the Republican party, I now am a recovering Republican. I've always voted for the person not the party. I have never felt either major party agreed with all my positions on issues, policy or style, but long ago the GOP came close. So now I like to think I'm a sober independent (small ï"intentional). The Republicans are so far to the right it disgusts me. And frankly ideology aside, they just can't seem to put any candidates forward, (RP excluded and Huntsman before he dropped out) who have a brain, but are hypocrites, religious fanatics, or lying egomaniacs. (I do agree with many of Ron Paul's positions but not all, specifically when it comes to foreign affairs. Head stuck deep in the sand on that one)
Given that the Republican Congress stated from the get go their ONLY issue (since they have done nothing unless you take the issue they made over gays getting married. Christ, we have REAL issues to worry about) is to get rid of Obama. The 2010 Congressional election brought us the biggest bunch of clueless, idiotic ideologues in my 52 year life time.edit on 29/1/12 by arbiture because: correct grammer
Originally posted by captainnotsoobvious
reply to post by caladonea
RP has 0 chance getting the Republican nod, which is much better than his chances as a third party candidate.
Originally posted by captainnotsoobvious
reply to post by Siberbat
I do wonder if you RP guys actually believe that he still has a chance. Amazing.