Ronpauled
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Thanks, Judge.
I think all politicians are disgusting but Ron Paul appears to be the least disgusting of the bunch.
Excellent video, btw.
I think all politicians are disgusting but Ron Paul appears to be the least disgusting of the bunch.
Excellent video, btw.
Buddy here is what im doing. Im registered independent and in our wonderful state you can't vote in primaries because of this, so im gonna register republican to give this guy a vote. I think the top Dem's are basically the same so its not like im wasting a vote.
judge...
if you ever come into my neck of the woods i would like to introduce you to a friend who is a big ron paul supporter...& then i'll leave you both to compare notes.
We are all immigrants. They will never take a gun away from any person on American soil that wants one. 911 happened, we can't change it ! What does this mean ? This great Country was built and continues to grow because of people from every where that come here and work hard. Get ready for the next person to die at the hands of a person with a gun. Our government let us down, 911 happened because the American people don't get what they pay for.
I've seen at least three Ron Paul signs in various areas of campus in the past few weeks. The only political signs I've seen.
wherever moonbats/conspiracy flunkies/self- haters gather em masse,you`ll find ron paul supporters.....
i`d guess that per capita,the percentage of restraining orders levied against paul supporters vs your average citizen is like 10-1.....
and of course, the dems love him...
i`d guess that per capita,the percentage of restraining orders levied against paul supporters vs your average citizen is like 10-1.....
and of course, the dems love him...
I have a reminder for those who say that Ron Paul is not electable and has no chance, ever...
Two words...Jesse Ventura.
Two words...Jesse Ventura.
what?........well excuse the f-ck outta me....
look,i went to a kfc that was being protested this morning by some moonbats........
i wanted to get a bucket of chicken, stand outside and eat chicken as i watched them, then offer them some chicken.....
but, by the time I got there, they had already been arrested....
so phuc.....what a waste of a drive...i was bored...
besides,think how disappointed the judge and sponge and the rest would be if i didn`t embelish their little ron paul circle jerks......with only the paulbots diving over one another to pat his highness on the back....
how boring would that be?...
i`m fulfilling a need...it`s a symbiotic relationship...
c`mon,bro.......have a heart
you know, i actually was considering moving to `frisco(city of the perpetual protest),but i decided against it......, mocking them is like shooting fish in a barrel ...it's positively unsporting....
you need to try it....next time they have a hunger strike out there on the left coast, get a sub sandwhich for lunch and enjoy it standing in, or next to, their group....
gar-on-teed woody....
you need to try it....next time they have a hunger strike out there on the left coast, get a sub sandwhich for lunch and enjoy it standing in, or next to, their group....
gar-on-teed woody....
I never see protests in California. Not in LA, Santa Barbara, or even when I'm in SF. People tend to be pretty busy working and and in transit. I guess that stuff is only in O'Reilly stock footage ir something. They probably recycle the same footage over and over. Glad you have some out your way though.
Kind of ironic the way folks like you whine about protestors so much. Without that kind of spirit, the US never would have happened. You would have bitched about the Boston Tea Party and sympathized with King George ...or whichever ridiculous king was in charge). Country never would have been born if we were just a bunch of Gardenweasels back then.
Kind of ironic the way folks like you whine about protestors so much. Without that kind of spirit, the US never would have happened. You would have bitched about the Boston Tea Party and sympathized with King George ...or whichever ridiculous king was in charge). Country never would have been born if we were just a bunch of Gardenweasels back then.
damn....smells like teen spirit......i bet your nostrils are flared....
what`d i say?:shrug:
I get a kick out of Weasel's constant belittleing of Paul's supporters while convieniently avoiding any discussion of his position on the issues that are clearly important to a large segment of the citizenry. Few people who have actually listened to Paul's message would be prone to label him a "moonbat" but it does make for a nice sound bite. That approach is likely learned from countless hours watching O'Reilly reruns.
I'm curious Weasel, which candidate's views are most closely aligned with your own?
I'm curious Weasel, which candidate's views are most closely aligned with your own?
duncan hunter..........who also hasn`t a chance in hell......
the difference is that i acknowledge that fact....
Hunting Duncan
June 11th, 2007 ? carlluna
Be sure to tune in to KGTV 10News and ABC World News tonight. Besides the incomparable pleasure of seeing yours truly do yet another soundbite (that would be for the local guys) there?s going to be an interesting piece on our only local presidential candidate, Duncan ?Bomb ?em back to the stone age? Hunter. (Hence yours truly?s soundbite.)
Seems Duncan ?Give the troops everything they need? Hunter has been earmarking millions of dollars in government contracts (that?s millions of dollars that didn?t go to body armor and armored humvees) to a major campaign contributor who is trying to push an expensive new helicopter on the military that the military doesn?t want and none of the major defense contractors want to touch.
Why to shine, Dunco.
The first and time I met Duncan Hunter was back in 1980 when he was running against Lionel Van Deerlin for Congress and I was the president of USD?s political science club. Okay, I know. Geeky. But we did have a great election night party at a suite we rented at the Holiday Inn on the Bay. That night was the second time I met Hunter. I was in the stairwell going down a floor to get ice. Hunter was on the stairwell leading a Dixieland band and a ton of hangers-on celebrating his victory up the steps to who knows where. Everyone but Duncan, including the band, was thoroughly snoggered. Hunter, however, was stone cold with eyes the size of the cat that ate the canary. He knew he?d just been handed the keys to his own political kingdom. First time I saw him was as our guest to speak to the ol? poli-sci club as part of our election activities. He informed us that we had to be careful how we dealt with the emerging crisis in Poland?you know, the one that led to the rise of Solidarity, Lech Walesa and the downfall of communism?because the Russians might send their troops into Poland. And some of them, he told us youngins, were Mongolians!
That?s how I first met Duncan ?Yellow Horde? Hunter. So last week?s remarks about nuking Iran were just par for the course.
But Duncan has been on Capitol Hill for almost 30 years. His best pal Randy the Dukeman just got sent up the river. And they were close. Just how close? Best case scenario for Hunter: this whole thing gets explained away as business as usual in the fetid swamp of D.C. And then people vote against him because they?re sick of business as usual. (Which is why members of Congress haven?t made it into the White house for almost 50 years.)
Worst case: this turns out to be the tip of the proverbial iceberg. A kind of yellow-snow iceberg, to be sure.
Anyway, it should be great sport. Pop some popcorn. Duncan Hunting season seems to be on.
June 11th, 2007 ? carlluna
Be sure to tune in to KGTV 10News and ABC World News tonight. Besides the incomparable pleasure of seeing yours truly do yet another soundbite (that would be for the local guys) there?s going to be an interesting piece on our only local presidential candidate, Duncan ?Bomb ?em back to the stone age? Hunter. (Hence yours truly?s soundbite.)
Seems Duncan ?Give the troops everything they need? Hunter has been earmarking millions of dollars in government contracts (that?s millions of dollars that didn?t go to body armor and armored humvees) to a major campaign contributor who is trying to push an expensive new helicopter on the military that the military doesn?t want and none of the major defense contractors want to touch.
Why to shine, Dunco.
The first and time I met Duncan Hunter was back in 1980 when he was running against Lionel Van Deerlin for Congress and I was the president of USD?s political science club. Okay, I know. Geeky. But we did have a great election night party at a suite we rented at the Holiday Inn on the Bay. That night was the second time I met Hunter. I was in the stairwell going down a floor to get ice. Hunter was on the stairwell leading a Dixieland band and a ton of hangers-on celebrating his victory up the steps to who knows where. Everyone but Duncan, including the band, was thoroughly snoggered. Hunter, however, was stone cold with eyes the size of the cat that ate the canary. He knew he?d just been handed the keys to his own political kingdom. First time I saw him was as our guest to speak to the ol? poli-sci club as part of our election activities. He informed us that we had to be careful how we dealt with the emerging crisis in Poland?you know, the one that led to the rise of Solidarity, Lech Walesa and the downfall of communism?because the Russians might send their troops into Poland. And some of them, he told us youngins, were Mongolians!
That?s how I first met Duncan ?Yellow Horde? Hunter. So last week?s remarks about nuking Iran were just par for the course.
But Duncan has been on Capitol Hill for almost 30 years. His best pal Randy the Dukeman just got sent up the river. And they were close. Just how close? Best case scenario for Hunter: this whole thing gets explained away as business as usual in the fetid swamp of D.C. And then people vote against him because they?re sick of business as usual. (Which is why members of Congress haven?t made it into the White house for almost 50 years.)
Worst case: this turns out to be the tip of the proverbial iceberg. A kind of yellow-snow iceberg, to be sure.
Anyway, it should be great sport. Pop some popcorn. Duncan Hunting season seems to be on.
