Just whip out your Johnson!
Do you think the GOP would do better with Ron Paul?
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2012/09/22 03:46:17
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Recently the media has slammed Romney for his comments about voters and the lack of knowledge he has on the international scene. Romney's proposal for job creation is a classic depiction of "Reaganomics" that would only bring our country into more debt. Ron Paul has been very knowledgeable and accurate with international events and had a more sound proposal for the creation of jobs in his plan. He also led the republicans in the military vote. Ron Paul could have also stolen many Democratic votes from the president because of his stance on the war. In a time when the votes are so close and the war is such a huge problem for our government, did the GOP make a bad choice in their selection of a representative?
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+10I've supported Ron Paul since 1986 the only alternative now is to vote Gary Johnson Libertarian party. He will be on the ballots in all 50 states. Write in votes will be tossed in the garbage. We worked too hard for that to happen.
Just whip out your Johnson!
up.
Johnson 2012
Nobody could win on this platform, except maybe Ronald McDonald Reagan, who would have a gleam in his (clueless) eye and just say to reporters, "There you go again!"
Ron Paul blames the U.S. for anti-American Muslim sentiment.
He just doesn't get it. They want to kill us no matter what we do as part of their Jihad.
You can see the result of Obama's attempts at appeasment and apologies.
We need a strong leader who will stand up for America.
Genesis describes him as...
"He will be a wild donkey of a man; his hand will be against everyone and everyone's hand against him, and he will live in hostility toward all his brothers."
The Western world has for some years hem made aware of a young Jewish girl through the medium of what purports to he her personally written story, "Anne Frank's Diary." Any informed literary inspection of this book has shown it to have been impossible as the work of a teenager.
A noteworthy decision of the New York Supreme Court confirms this point of view, in that the well known American writer, Meyer Levin, has been awarded $50.000 lo he paid him by the father of Anne Frank as an honorarium for Levin's work on the "Anne Frank Diary."
Mr. Frank, in Switzerland, had promised to pay to prominent Jewish author, Meyer Levin. not less than $50,000 because he had used the literary creation of author Levin in toto, and represented it to his publisher and the public as his late daughter’s original work.