Ron Paul Plots GOP Convention Move Against McCain
RON Paul for President. Not a chance. But he can still cause trouble:
But what’s been largely overlooked is Paul’s candidacy as a reflection of a powerful lingering dissatisfaction with the Arizona senator among the party’s most conservative conservatives. As anticipated in late March in The Ticket, that situation could be exacerbated by today’s expected announcement from former Republican Rep. Bob Barr of Georgia for the Libertarian Party’s presidential nod, a slot held by Paul in 1988.
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May 13th, 2008 at 10:48 pm
Paul “plots” against McCain?! Ron Paul does not have to do anything to McCain - Dr. Strangelove is doing it to himself as is the Republican Party. The Ron Paul r3VOLution has a life of its own and is moving forward regardless of Ron Paul’s presence or position. The movement is greater than one man, which the talking airheads do not understand. If McCain is weak and lacks the support he needs, then something has to fill that vacuum. And that is the Ron Paul r3VOLution. Take note, there’s more to come.
May 13th, 2008 at 2:12 am
Not a chance? First, McCain may well implode before the nominating convention in September. Further, despite the media “tallies” to the contrary, McCain does -not- at this point have a lock on enough delegates to assure his nomination on the first ballot, and after the first ballot, most delegates are free to vote their consciences; after the third, -all- delegates are unbound. Should be an interesting spectacle!
-regards, Jim
May 13th, 2008 at 1:50 am
All Ron Paul wants is for the Republican Party to return to
the principles it stood for. Smaller Government, Less Taxes,
follow the Constitution, Preserve our Liberty and Freedom,
Get the gov’t out of our personal lives. Stop policing the world.
Put our money back on the gold standard, and stop printing
monopoly money. Give the duty of coining money back to
the Congress where the Constitution says it belongs, and get rid of
the Private Banking system that took that task over.
Is there something about ANY of this you disagree with?????
Wake up people.
Ron Paul is not there to “cause trouble” for America.
If it is felt that he is “casing trouble for McCain. Then I suggest
you take a good hard look at McCain.
He is NOT good for America. He is Pro Nafta, Pro Illegal Immigration, He is Pro Undeclared and endless war, which WILL
raise Taxes , just like it did under the Bush Administration.
He may be a war hero, or he may not be, but
he is poison for America.
And The Republic. Is that not what we want as Republicans?
A Constitutional Republic.
THAT is why we had a great Country.
McCain is a Left winger , with a conservative coat.
Once in office, the coat will come off. Look at his friends.
It tells a very interesting story.