Many of the Paulistas are Hard Left Liberal 5th columnists working to derail the Republican nominee.
Proof of this is in their Hard Left Liberal behaviors like the topic in this conversation.
Preventing someone from speaking has been a Hard Left Liberal strategy since the 1960s.
Proof is in the attacks on those that do not go along with their positions, demonize and destroy as directed by Alinsky.
As I see it, a true Libertarian would not object to someone exercising his or her First Amendment right of Free Speech. If you don't want to hear what they have to say, stay home.
Think about the most vocal and vicious Paulistas and the positions they supported before the campaign began. It was always the Obama position, unless they considered it too right wing.
Ron Paul Supporters Show Their 'class' Once Again
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2012/05/14 14:44:01
Well folks , the Paulpukes have once again showed just what sort of 'people' they truly are . Mitt Romney's son was speaking at a college in AZ..well the paulpukes did what they do best...
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Red Branch 2012/05/14 15:06:37The Paulpukes will NOT be happy until Obama wins a second term






















" I CANNOT and WILL NOT vote for Mitt Romney for president. If that elects Obama for a 2nd term so be it"
As for the allegation that there are "kooks" in the ranks of Paul supporters, I would have to agree with you, simply because there are "kooks" in the world. Those who support Ron Paul are not any more immune to their fair share of "kooks" than Romney, Gingrich, Santorum or Obama supporters are. Every group has them. The best thing for you and I to do is realize that we share a common goal. That goal is the REMOVAL of Barack Hussein Obama from the White House this November. I have no reason to fight with you or any Romney supporter. I DO think Ron Paul would make a better President than any of the other candidates or Obama. But I doubt there's any way to convince you of that. So let's focus on our common goal. Okay?
106 delegates
----- Boris Bazhanov's Memoirs of Stalin's Former Secretary
“It’s an original way of announcing that a presidential campaign is over, but that’s what the statement amounts to,” Politico writer Alexander Burns says.
Reacting to the news on Fox News Channel, Sheppard Smith said Ron Paul was “out of the race.”
But Business Insider isn‘t reading finality into Paul’s words, reporting “The statement makes it clear that Paul is not dropping out of the race.” It explains:
In some ways, the announcement merely formalizes the delegate strategy that the campaign has focused on for the past few months. But there is a finality in the language of today‘s statement that indicates that Paul’s longshot presidential bid may be nearing its inevitable end.
Still, the popular Drudge Report agreed with Smith, posting the headline “Paul Out:”
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And let me ask you something, in all seriousness:
Which is worse?
Boos?
Or fisticuffs?
"I CANNOT and WILL NOT vote for Mitt Romney for president. If that elects Obama for a 2nd term so be it"
The account about Josh Romney "getting booed off the stage"--is in dispute.
NOW WHAT IS TO BE DUSPUTED????
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