ron paul=awesome/kickass?

[ELVIS]

Why not ??

[jhale667]

Really?



Can't believe you typed that, let alone hit POST QUICK REPLY

You seriously weren't expecting a WITTY retort, were you??

[ELVIS]

Dude, you're oblivious to anything beyond what the "news" tells you...

[LoungeMachine]

You seriously weren't expecting a WITTY retort, were you??

I wasn't expecting a Pee Wee Herman imitation.....



And how can ELBOW not have FAUX KNEWS?

[jhale667]

I wasn't expecting a Pee Wee Herman imitation.....



And how can ELBOW not have FAUX KNEWS?

Yeah, color me skeptical on that one too...

[ELVIS]

Bullshit!

I have the basic Dish Network package and FOX News is not included...

[knuckleboner]

Sometimes I wonder if you guys understand Paul's motivation for being in the race and running as a republican versus 3rd party, which I see pushed so often.

He is getting his message out there, and people are listening. That's what matters.

dude, i get it. and as i said, i understand why people like ron paul - i really do think he's one of the most sincere politicians out there. which is a good thing. the fact that i disagree with many of his policies doesn't change my appreciation for his sincerity.

[LoungeMachine]

dude, i get it. and as i said, i understand why people like ron paul - i really do think he's one of the most sincere politicians out there. which is a good thing. the fact that i disagree with many of his policies doesn't change my appreciation for his sincerity.

Exactly.....



And the fact he can't win the GOP Nom.....

Change the Campaign Finance Laws and he'd probably be kicking ass right now, not playing spoiler

[Dr. Love]

[Dr. Love]

Ron Paul campaign complains about state GOP 'shenanigans'
The accusation was flatly denied by GOP leaders, who suggested the Paul campaign is looking for a way to discredit the caucuses if the Texas congressman loses.

The Ron Paul presidential campaign, suspicious of the Republican establishment, has accused top Washington GOP officials of "shenanigans" in delegate appointments ahead of Saturday's precinct caucuses.

The accusation was flatly denied by GOP leaders, who suggested the Paul campaign is looking for a way to discredit the caucuses if the Texas congressman loses.

In a letter to party leaders Wednesday, Paul campaign lawyer David Warrington alleged "substantial irregularities" in the selection of precinct-committee officers (PCOs) in King County.

PCOs are important because they run caucuses and become automatic delegates to the county and legislative-district conventions that will help determine how to allocate Washington's 43 delegates to the Republican National Convention this summer in Tampa, Fla.

While PCOs are normally elected, vacant positions can be filled through appointments by party leaders.

The Paul campaign raises the suspicion that King County GOP Chairwoman Lori Sotelo may have violated party rules and appointed PCOs after a Dec. 14 deadline — presumably to stave off a Paul victory here.

The Paul letter notes that the King County GOP has refused to make public the list of appointed PCOs before Friday.

Warrington wrote that the Paul campaign will try to contact all the appointed PCOs and, if it finds any were improperly appointed, will try to prevent the seating of any King County delegates at the national convention.

"Should this blatant attempt to corrupt the process continue in King County, or anywhere else, the Paul Campaign will pursue all of the legal remedies to ensure that the process is fair and legal," Warrington wrote.

With 2,600 precincts in King County, potentially hundreds of delegates are at stake in the dispute, though Sotelo would not say Wednesday exactly how many PCO vacancies she filled with appointments.

Sotelo and State GOP Chairman Kirby Wilbur rejected the Paul accusations and said all the presidential campaigns have been treated equally. Sotelo added that no PCOs were appointed after the Dec. 14 deadline.

Sotelo said she's never worked against the Paul campaign, but she anticipated his campaign would trot out conspiracy theories before the Saturday caucuses. She pointed to similar accusations in other states, as well as disruptive behavior of some Paul supporters at the state's 2008 caucuses.

"I think they are looking for a way to discredit the process," Sotelo said.

Asked why the PCO list was not made available sooner, Sotelo said the list is primarily for internal party use, and that none of the other presidential campaigns complained.

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2017631363_paulcomplaint01m.html?syndication=rss

[Dr. Love]

Carol Paul: Election fraud confirmed

Carol Paul breaks her silence and tells a WTPN activist that half of Ron Paul’s votes are being thrown away during a post-AZ GOP debate viewing party appearance backstage.

The normally very quiet, Carol Paul, wife of Republican GOP candidate, Dr. Ron Paul, was seen here on tape blaming election fraud as the culprit behind some of Ron Paul’s caucus losses in the 2012 race for the Republican nomination.

After last week’s Presidential debate, an activist for the “We the People Network” found a way through security to make it backstage, just prior to a scheduled speech Ron Paul was due to make at the New Life Bible Church in Mesa, AZ, minutes after the final GOP debate on Wednesday, Feb. 22.

Little did the activist know that simply finding a way to talk with Mr. and Mrs. Paul backstage would turn into such a potentially huge story, with Mrs. Paul coming forward, without being prompted, to explain her thoughts on the final results of some of the caucuses that have taken place during the campaign season.

To the average Ron Paul supporter, gaining access to speak in person with the Congressman and his family on video is one thing, but what ensued may have instead turned into quotes by Carol Paul that could very well end up being an international story for both the activist and the Ron Paul campaign.

After finding out the activist was a member of the “We the People Network” Mrs. Paul must have felt more comfortable and began openly talking about her own views on how the votes have been counted thus far, in the caucus states in particular, hoping to somehow get someone to help the Pauls expose vast election theft taking place in many of the state elections.

Becoming too loud about total rampant US election hijacking actually taking place, however, could be very dangerous for the Paul campaign, possibly giving the establishment’s media ammunition to use against Paul, in order to further cement the Ron Paul conspiracy “theorist” paradigm they’ve tried to instill into public debate since he first ran for President back in 1988.

Exclaiming her displeasure with the amount of votes that vote-counters are allowing Ron Paul to receive, Mrs. Paul told the WTPN activist, “They throw out half of the votes,” referring to the unfolding national election fraud scandals surfacing across the country, as the race itself continues to unfold.

Mrs. Paul went on to say, “They said, well, they just wrote them on paper, and they can’t recount them, so they just threw them out.”

Mrs. Paul was simply noting facts about the blatancy of the establishment’s efforts to quell any potential candidacy momentum that would have likely happened from obvious wins that were simply stolen from Paul, through open election fraud, in many of the caucus states.

The biggest momentum theft thus far likely being Iowa’s Caucus.

Stealing Iowa from Paul was like stealing guaranteed momentum from a victory that would have likely been tough for the other candidates to overcome.

As it turns out, stealing Iowa instead gave that momentum largely to Romney, then some to Santorum after they were forced to admit mistakes, yet still hiding the real results in favor of Santorum instead.

Nothing can take the place of that initial win, however, and the boost a candidate receives from winning the famous Iowa Caucus has been traditionally huge for any candidacy. The very reason they couldn’t afford to let Paul take the state.

The media would have definitely had to work much harder to get people to believe the most common establishment talking points about Ron Paul, like the one everyone’s heard, “he’s not electable.” Despite the fact he was officially in second place in delegates prior to the Michigan and AZ caucuses, according to Paul and CNN, even picking up a few more on Wednesday in MI.

The most ironic aspect of the situation, however, may be the fact that even though they’ve openly stolen at least 3 caucuses from the Ron Paul campaign and the American people, mostly attempting to give the people the false impression that he isn’t as popular as he actually is, he still continues to poll well enough to threaten winning many of the states, forcing pro-status quo minions to keep openly committing election fraud anyway…a true testament to how popular he truly is and would be if the establishment and it’s media were treating these elections fairly and being honest with the people.

Although it’s unclear as to which state or states Mrs. Paul is referring to in particular, what is clear is that fact that many of the caucus states thus far have turned out such poor performances by state party officials that many of the states are still in question as to who the actual winners truly are.

In Iowa, for instance, 8 precincts from the early January, “First in the Nation” caucus still shows outstanding and permanently unverifiable results, some of which were heavy Ron Paul favorites, as was the case in Nevada.

And while Nevada had very similar circumstances play out there, state party officials in both of those states stepped down in humiliation after each state turned out results that would leave the most sinister of election thieves jealous of the mayhem created by the official election hijackers during this campaign season.

Maine, however, ended up possibly being even worse, if it’s possible that one stolen election can be worse than another, as unable to steal the election outright, like Iowa and Nevada in particular, party officials in Maine simply postponed the entire caucus for an entire week in some counties. Yet still found it necessary to declare Romney the winner that evening, even though it was too close to call with only 84% of the precincts reporting and less than 190 votes seperating the two.

Not only were the postponed counties in Maine likely Ron Paul wins, it also bought more time for pro-establishment party officials to alter the totals before submitting them to the public…just as they did in, at least, Iowa and Nevada.

What’s also clear is that the Paul campaign is aware of the circumstances, and although not yet saying too much about the incredible situation unfolding right under many American’s noses, both Ron Paul and now his wife have stepped up to the plate for the truth about the establishment’s outright willingness to thwart the wishes of the American people.

Ironically, just as that establishment continues to try to sell the deaths of millions of innocent people and soldiers around the world, in the name of “spreading democracy,” those same establishment ‘officials’ here at home are literally taking that democracy and “throwing it away” themselves.

http://www.examiner.com/conspiracy-in-denver/carol-paul-election-fraud-confirmed

[kwame k]

....and this surprises you, Doc?

His own party hates him and he'll never have a say in party matters, period!

Hate to burst your bubble

[Nitro Express]

What it really means is the corrupt two party system no longer serves the average person anymore. People are being patient hoping the problems can be solved through normal political means. If this fails it's onto plan B which is a revolution my friends. Since Ron Paul is extremely popular with those who serve in the military right now it will be interesting. I think if either Mitt or Obama win, you will have huge parts of the government rebelling because both will continue the wars for profit and ass fuck the constitution some more. George Soros was right, there isn't much difference between Mitt or Obama and frankly George probably wants a revolution so he can finance it and get something out of it. But then a lot of us know who he is and what tricks he likes to play.

Everything is so clogged with fraud that multiple systems just don't work anymore and people are getting fed up. In fact, things are no longer with reality meaning the establishment runs in a fog of media propaganda and trillions of dollars of money made from nothing expecting us to pay for it with our labor and real assets. You can play that scam but not at the current levels. It's going to fail and fall apart and then we are in the situation that nobody quite knows where it's going to go.

[Dr. Love]

....and this surprises you, Doc?

His own party hates him and he'll never have a say in party matters, period!

Hate to burst your bubble

kwame... that is such an enabler's attitude. The attitude shouldn't be "oh well, that's just how it goes!"

This is our democracy. We should not let the established elite tell us who can lead us, and we definitely should not allow them to so blatantly and flagrantly abuse and corrupt our processes!

[kwame k]

Sorry Doc......I have no sympathy for Paul.

He's the dumb ass who's stayed in that party and a normal person would of quit that party a long time ago!