Jesse Ventura Endorses Ron Paul as the Only Anti-war Candidate

SLIDESHOW: VIDEO DATE; Dec,29 2011

• Loverofcountry 2011/12/31 00:36:29
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  A Libertarian ticket is not going to defeat Obama. A Ron Paul, Ventura's ticket would ensure four more years of Obama.

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• The Truth to Loverof... 2011/12/31 04:46:10
  

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  Ron Paul would never actually put Jesse on the ballot (I'm almost sure) The idea of it is just a bit funny to me. Funnier still! Is the fact I would still vote for him, if he did. (To me that's scary funny.)

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• Dan ☮ R P ☮ 2012 ☮ 2011/12/30 15:46:48
• The Truth to Dan ☮ R... 2011/12/31 01:49:05
  

  I would be shocked to the point I may reconsider his sanity, if Dr. Paul were to chose him as a running mate.

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• Dan ☮ R... to The Truth 2011/12/31 04:28:22
  

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  Who's sanity?
  
  but if Paul does pick Ventura as a running mate and wins, he'll be one hell of an insurance policy. The only one worse for the establishment than Paul that I'm aware of is Ventura.

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• The Truth to Dan ☮ R... 2011/12/31 04:50:44
  

  lol Dr.Paul's sanity, if he chose Jesse. I think that almost be like shooting himself in the foot. Many of the same people who don't like Ron Paul, hate Jesse Ventura. (They hate me for the same reasons.) So selling a Paul/Ventura ballot to the voting public. I think Ron Paul knows better than to even think about it.

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• Dan ☮ R... to The Truth 2011/12/31 04:53:27
  

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  Many that dont like Paul are highly unlikely to vote for him, but as I said, I do agree that its too much of a risk.

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• The Truth to Dan ☮ R... 2011/12/31 05:35:12
  

  Fair enough.

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• Z 2011/12/30 09:04:56
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  I would like to first start off by stating that Ventura, a man I personally admire, is one of the great truth seekers of our current generation. For this reason I would argue not that we should have him as the vice president, but that we must keep him out of office. he will be a voice of reason outside of the administration, a man willing to stand up from the outside, big government which may attempt to grow beyond its range even with Ron Paul, even with Ron Paul in office as the president. Please do not mistake my intentions,I am a full-fledged supporter of Ron Paul, however it must be recognized that one man cannot alone achieve the aims for which he pushes. While it would be unsurprising to most Ron Paul supporters of the likelihood of his survival through his first term is less than 50%, it would be even less with Ventura to be his vice president, where by mere "accident,"the globalists could kill two very important birds with one stone.
  
  The following paragraph may also come almost as sacrilegious, it must be presented to the previous word recognized that Ron Paul is merely a man and as such is prone to the same vices as any other. I would love to believe that he is immune to the effects of power, but this is certainly not the case. A check must exist outside of the government just in case. President Abraham Lincoln said "any man can handle adversity, to test a man's true character you must give him power".

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• The Truth to Z 2011/12/30 09:11:57
  

  I feel ya. I never really liked Jesse much until lately. He has grown on me a bit since his, 'the body days" I wouldn't really put him up there with a Dan Quayle, or anything. lol
  However if Dr. Paul were to pick him as a running mate, (I rather doubt.) I would back them both all the way!

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• Z to The Truth 2011/12/30 09:46:39
  

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  don't get me wrong, as I said I absolutely adore Ventura's actions, his hard work for the American people. I merely believe that he has a more important role outside the government then within. You and I both agreed that while it is unlikely I would definitely back both of them were it to be the case that they ran together.

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• U-Dog to Z 2011/12/30 09:13:28
  

  Yeah, I get it, lets make bozo the the clown the VP just in case... well why not, that is what Obuma and the dems did...
  

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• Z to U-Dog 2011/12/30 09:45:14
  

  I'm sorry u-dog, I don't quite understand what you mean. Jesse Ventura is no bozo, though his techniques may be a little unorthodox and he may be a conspiracy theorist, the member that prior to the discovery both the Bay of Pigs invasion and Watergate were considered conspiracy theories, and those that believed them when mocked as nuts in psychopaths. I merely believe that he does not belong in the political ground, not because he would not make attempt drastic vice president, but because he has a duty outside of the political ground to protect us to information from corruption, globalism and from horrific ideas perpetuated by both the political left and the political right in the false paradigm that has recently grasped our population.

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• U-Dog 2011/12/30 08:44:51
  No. Ventura's a tin foil hat wearer.

  

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  Ventura is a complete fruitcake and a national joke... As is this post.The saddest part about Ron Paul being such a tolerant listening type is that all the mental midget groupies have something negative to cling to and something to collectively lose in the end.

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• Katfish 2011/12/30 07:55:52
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  Thank You Jesse!!!!
  X- Navy Seal.

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• C-ZAR™, Emperor of the PHÆT 2011/12/30 07:04:23
  Yes! A Paul / Ventura ticket would be the ultimate tag team.

  

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  Yes!!--give us some other choices!!

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• Cyan9 2011/12/30 06:57:12
  No. Ventura's a tin foil hat wearer.

  

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  Ron Paul sadly is the only anti-war candidate. Especially sad when the Democrat ran on a peace platform for the party that has historically been home to pacifists.

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• Jane Constant 2011/12/30 06:44:58
  Yes! A Paul / Ventura ticket would be the ultimate tag team.

  

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  Good.

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