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WOW! Man was I impressed with Cain and his ability to handle this flaming idiot.
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Booner
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Booner
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Archaic, Yep that is what every Ron Paul supporter says... False. I support Ron Paul, and I didn't say that. Ron Paul is a pacifist and sometimes when he talks he comes of as a little looney... I can understand 49ers love for him. If Ron Paul was, in fact, a pacifist, I would not support him. But, once again, your statement is false. Ron Paul consistently supports going to war only when it is declared by Congress in accordance with our Constitution while maintaining a strong military for defense of our own nation. A pacifist opposes war in all circumstances. There is a huge difference in a pacifist and Ron Paul, regardless of your remarks otherwise. As for the rest of your post, you sound like those in the media who want to deny the truth too: Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul came in on top again at a straw poll over the weekend, but as usual the congressman from Texas is creating a bit of commotion with his continuing success.
Rep. Paul placed first during the Values Voter Summit�s straw poll in Washington this weekend, but Family Research Council President Tony Perkins quickly dismissed the results of his own survey, instead insisting that pizzaman Herman Cain was the real winner.
�I think there�s something to be said about his results in the straw poll,� Perkins said of Cain to CNN on Monday.
Perkins was quick to denounce Paul�s success. To CNN�s American Morning on Monday today, Perkins said, �I don�t think Ron Paul is truly reflective of where values voters stand.�
Though Perkins has no problem voicing his own favorite, the voters in Washington opted for Paul as the winner, which was seen in the real results. Of the 1,983 ballots case, Paul took 732, or 37 percent of the total.
Cain came in second with 23 percent of the votes, followed by former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum..
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Booner
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The libs are saying its the racist in us conservatives that would make us support a black man for president that isn't obama. I guess they just don't understand we are supporting him because of his conservative views.
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Freak of Nature
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Freak of Nature
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Paul supporters are a passionate ,although fringe group, but when it's said and done he won't garner 10% of the vote. The 10% that would most likely elect a game changer like Cain.
" I do view Jim Waltz as a really good Presidential candidate"
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GUVNER
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Paul supporters are a passionate ,although fringe group, but when it's said and done he won't garner 10% of the vote. The 10% that would most likely elect a game changer like Cain. I'm still trying to figure out why so many people these days are so against the literal word of the Constitution. The Constitution is not a "game" and does not require a "game changer". The "Game-changer" is already in office right now...how well has that been working out?
"Never Trust Government" -- Smart people.
"The Great thing we should Fear and the Weird Thing we Trust is Elon Musk" -- Me
"You can be broke but you cant be poor." -- Ruthie-May Webster
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Freak of Nature
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I would be happy to vote for Cain, Ron Paul, or Newt.
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Old Mossy Horns
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lol ,,,, i always thought obama was a white man since he is part white .
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Freak of Nature
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BB dopn't you think Newt is unelectable ? Not many folks want aPresident that ran around on a wife dying of cancer. Besides that hes really a big gov't guy.
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Cain is the only one that appears to be electable at the moment, I like him okay, but I don't think he's got a chance unless he can get the minority vote, and I don't see that happening.
The left lane is for the the purpose of moving the flow of traffic forward regardless of the speed limit. If your impeding the flow of traffic get your ass in the right lane. It's really that simple...
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