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Are paid-bloggers for Obama masquerading as Ron Paul supporters urging people to write in for Ron Paul to help Obama to a 2nd term?

tncdel 2012/05/07 23:08:36
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Obama has already shown that he will stoop to unethical tactics, so we must presume that he is getting paid-bloggers to masquerade as Ron Paul supporters who are urging others to write in for Ron Paul, so as to effectively help Obama get a 2nd term.
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  • Teri- Oregon 2012/05/08 08:13:50
    NO [explain why you would accord a high degree of ethical behavior to Obama].
    Teri- Oregon
    +15
    Are paid-bloggers for Obama masquerading as Romney supporters to help Obama to a 2nd term?

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  • Technotrucker_exposingthetruth 2012/05/12 07:01:53 (edited)
    NO [explain why you would accord a high degree of ethical behavior to Obama].
    Technotrucker_exposingthetruth
    +1
    Aww, did someone lose their prescription? LMAO! Still don't get it eh? We have convictions of supporting an honorable man. Seems that quality of character is in short supply now days. Except in the case of Ron Paul supporters.
    As per usual, you are overrun with slams against your poll. Seems you would learn your lesson. You are the only one looking a fool posting this idiotic crapola. LMAO!-
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  • Jericho 2012/05/09 20:40:49
    NO [explain why you would accord a high degree of ethical behavior to Obama].
    Jericho
    +3
    I don't accord a high degree of ethical behavior to Obama, I just think Obama fears Ron Paul more than Romney. Romney is a white Obama. He knows him, so he knows how to counteract him. Ron Paul is a direct opposite of Obama and Romney in Character and where he stands on the issues, therefore would be a real change. Something the American people would get behind, not just Republicans or Democrats.
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  • Katfish 2012/05/09 13:19:07
    NO [explain why you would accord a high degree of ethical behavior to Obama].
    Katfish
    +3
    I dont know about "paid" people but I do believe there are Obama supporters masquerading as ABO who are actually "anyboby but Paul". They know that Paul has the most independent support and Obama would have no chance.
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  • Katfish Katfish 2012/05/09 13:24:17
    Katfish
    +3
    Oh and by the way, I have never seen anyone claiming to be a Paul supporter trying to persuade anyone to "write in " Dr. Paul. I have seen those that state that they intend to do it when answering a question- that is hardly twisting someones arm......lol.
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  • HAlex1972 2012/05/09 03:09:19
    NO [explain why you would accord a high degree of ethical behavior to Obama].
    HAlex1972
    +5
    Ron Paul supporters are perfectly capable of thinking for themselves and don't need bloggers to tell them what to do, unlike supporters of the other candidates.
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  • TruBluTopaz 2012/05/09 02:33:25
    YES [tell us why you think so].
    TruBluTopaz
    Because Obama's strategy for everything has been divide and conquer. This just falls in with that.
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  • DM Twin 2012/05/09 00:20:23
    YES [tell us why you think so].
    DM Twin
    Would NOT put it past the scumbag Demoturds..

    Ron Paul is a laughingstock and needs to disappear ...now
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  • Temlakos~POTL~PWCM~JLA~☆ 2012/05/08 22:06:16
    YES [tell us why you think so].
    Temlakos~POTL~PWCM~JLA~☆
    Write-in candidacies do not work in Presidential elections. Everyone knows that, or should know it. How can you be sure that anyone will recruit a slate of elector-candidates to cast their votes for a write-in candidate?
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  • LAAD Gunner - USMC 2012/05/08 21:41:55
    NO [explain why you would accord a high degree of ethical behavior to Obama].
    LAAD Gunner - USMC
    +9
    I find it far more likely to be the other way around. Hmmmm let's see...which candidate lines up more with Obama...Paul or Romney...think about it...think about it...oh that would be Romney.









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    All this...yet Romney is the GOP's pick? WTF!?
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  • HAlex1972 LAAD Gu... 2012/05/09 03:11:13
    HAlex1972
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  • LAAD Gu... HAlex1972 2012/05/09 04:14:18
    LAAD Gunner - USMC
    +6
    lol dude I have that one already, it's my bottom video
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  • HAlex1972 LAAD Gu... 2012/05/09 22:51:46
    HAlex1972
    +4
    Its my favorite video; sorry 'bout that. I was trying to help. ;)
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  • LAAD Gu... HAlex1972 2012/05/09 23:20:46
    LAAD Gunner - USMC
    +5
    Lol, I know buddy ;) it's all good
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  • nverumind LAAD Gu... 2012/05/09 23:30:06
    nverumind
    +4
    People supporting romney and obama NEED to watch this.. people that are against obama and constantly talk about needing him out of office Need to see that ROMNEY is OBAMA!~
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  • LAAD Gu... nverumind 2012/05/09 23:45:37
    LAAD Gunner - USMC
    +3
    Absolutely right nverumind. But it seems they don't want to listen to anything that goes against Romney
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  • nverumind LAAD Gu... 2012/05/10 00:24:41
    nverumind
    +3
    Well than that will be something they will have to live with IF he is elected.
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  • HOMBRE 2012/05/08 16:02:35
    YES [tell us why you think so].
    HOMBRE
    +1
    If its dirty politics Obama regime ass deep in it up to their ears
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  • nverumind 2012/05/08 14:02:14
    NO [explain why you would accord a high degree of ethical behavior to Obama].
    nverumind
    +9
    and they call us conspiracy theorists
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  • tncdel nverumind 2012/05/08 14:56:53
    tncdel
    +1
    No, you types we call out-of-touch...

    Liberals with heads up asses
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  • nverumind tncdel 2012/05/08 15:18:43
  • HAlex1972 tncdel 2012/05/09 03:12:02
    HAlex1972
    +4
    Hah! Out of touch? That would like describe Romney.
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  • Jrogers 2012/05/08 13:51:26
    NO [explain why you would accord a high degree of ethical behavior to Obama].
    Jrogers
    +5
    I dont buy into conspiracy theories - especially when they are just plain dumb
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  • tncdel Jrogers 2012/05/08 14:59:20
    tncdel
    +2
    Me either. But apparently you and some others who are either woefully stupid or clueless can't distinguish a conspiracy theory from having enough common sense to add one plus one to get two.

    Is Obama's lack of ethics a "conspiracy" claim or a fact? DUH!
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  • Jrogers tncdel 2012/05/08 15:14:56
    Jrogers
    +3
    What lack of ethics? Saying he lacks ethics does not make it a fact - DUH!
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  • Seonag 2012/05/08 13:28:38
    YES [tell us why you think so].
    Seonag
    +2
    Nothing would surprise me about Obama and his supporters!
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  • rspell 2012/05/08 11:14:50
    NO [explain why you would accord a high degree of ethical behavior to Obama].
    rspell
    +6
    Ron Paul's supporters are legion.
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  • tncdel rspell 2012/05/08 15:00:05
    tncdel
    Not "legion" enough to beat Obama though.
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  • rspell tncdel 2012/05/08 15:41:54
    rspell
    +2
    Well, the deck is stacked by the two party dictatorship.
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  • DeeB 2012/05/08 11:05:46
    NO [explain why you would accord a high degree of ethical behavior to Obama].
    DeeB
    +11
    Why would he do that, Paul is going to win, mark my words. When Paul gets the nomination Obama will call Marial Law, you will be lucky to even see an election.
    2012 GOP delegate map
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  • tncdel DeeB 2012/05/08 15:02:15
    tncdel
    Why do you do that to yourself living in fantasy? You need to face the reality that Obama will get a 2nd term unless you divest yourself of idealistic plethoras and come to grips with what is.
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  • DeeB tncdel 2012/05/08 23:37:28
    DeeB
    +4
    Right back at ya tcndel. There are way more Paul supporters than Romney. I don't know a single soul that likes Romney and doesn't know he is Obama 2, and they all say, and I agree that voting for Romney is a vote for Obama, no matter which of them would win. I have never voted before 2008 because there was never anyone I would waste my time on, and now that there finally is, people like you are trying to take that away from me? I think not. You should be on board with the rest of the country, not us with you. We want change from the corrupt as sin status quo, I will not vote for the same crap, like the NDAA, Patriot Act and every other freedom killing bill they come up with. That is exactly what you are voting for, MORE CHAINS!
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  • Libertys Martyr 2012/05/08 10:39:36
    NO [explain why you would accord a high degree of ethical behavior to Obama].
    Libertys Martyr
    +9
    Obamas only threat is Ron Paul. A Romney candidacy would ensure Obamas reelection. Do you RINOs realize how un-appealing Romney is? Don't commit suicide by electing Obama-lite as your nominee. It's not too late for a brokered convention.
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  • tncdel Liberty... 2012/05/08 15:04:04
    tncdel
    Ron Paul is no more threat to Obama than those dogs he ate. Come out of la-la-land and see what's going on in the real world before you fools inadvertently let the Kenyan use you again.
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  • Liberty... tncdel 2012/05/08 21:43:56
    Libertys Martyr
    +4
    You're the delusional fool! America won't be saved with any 1 election cycle, it's a war of ideas -good ones vs. bad ones- and Mitt and Obama are in the same corner with their constitutional ignoring, central economic planning tactics. I can't support Mitt and if you were a true constitutional conservative you wouldn't either.
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  • stormy rae tncdel 2012/05/09 12:23:58
    stormy rae
    +3
    yea if he wasnt a threat they would be airing ron pauls rallies on the news but they are not, if you read the polls, you would see that romney loses to obummie, but paul wins everytime brokered convention lets go for it,
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  • Gary 2012/05/08 10:24:42
    YES [tell us why you think so].
    Gary
    +9
    It must be a conspiracy theory!

    All politicians are unethical. This is why you should support Ron Paul he rises above the D & R cartoon characters you brainless voters keep flocking towards like the mindless sheep that you are.

    Ron Paul Statesman
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  • tncdel Gary 2012/05/08 15:05:46 (edited)
    tncdel
    Ron Paul is a politician. You say all pols are unethical. And that includes him. For examples...

    http://www.sodahead.com/unite...
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  • Gary tncdel 2012/05/08 18:24:54
    Gary
    +4
    Sorry but you're wrong, http://www.sodahead.com/unite...

    Do you really think that posting a link to propaganda makes your point valid?
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  • 9th of 9 2012/05/08 10:21:29
    NO [explain why you would accord a high degree of ethical behavior to Obama].
    9th of 9
    +9
    ... but they better keep that IV drip going 24/7. If they don't freedom and liberty may wake them up. Then Obama might be out a couple million voters.

    Leave it to the real RP supporters to sniff them out. They know the fakes when they see/hear them. Romney and Obama
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  • tncdel 9th of 9 2012/05/08 15:07:00
    tncdel
    If RP supporters really knew how to distinguish fakes from the real thing, please explain this:
    http://www.sodahead.com/unite...
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