Should Ron Paul Drop Out of the Republican Presidential Race?

by SodaHead Politics Posted 2012/05/02 00:42:20

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DeeB 2012/05/02 01:00:57

No

+18
Drop Out? I think not. This man should be President. Ron Paul all the way.
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stormy rae to rdmatheny 2012/05/11 14:51:51

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GOD 2012/05/02 08:24:43

No

NO we need him for comic relief

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rdmatheny to GOD 2012/05/02 19:38:09

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Only if you find the shredding of the Constitution humorous, then you have a SICK sense of humor.

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redhorse29 2012/05/02 07:32:32

Yes

Yes but he won't.

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john Kills 2012/05/02 07:26:19

No

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If he does I hope he runs third party. I will not vote for dumney.

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Dan ☮ R P ☮ 2012 ☮ 2012/05/02 06:50:14 (edited)

No

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He's picking up delegates left and right, and undermining the fake results news outlets like RCP, Fox, CNN, etc have been reporting for some time.

Hell, he even won Iowa in spite of the RNC persuading voters to vote for Santorum and Romney. It would be nice if the RNC would back off and just let voters choose whom they want to vote for.

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Reggie☮ 2012/05/02 05:44:50

No

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Kit_Kat 2012/05/02 05:31:40

No

+6
Dafuq would he do that for

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beach bum 2012/05/02 05:26:36

No

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nope

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gregaj7 2012/05/02 05:18:30

No

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*Mahogany Goddess of P.H.A.E.T 2012/05/02 05:15:52

No

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That would be dumb: it's still early and you never know.

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Tennessee3501 2012/05/02 04:51:56

No

He should be allowed to have his name placed in nomination. He then should be invited to address the convention, give a speech and urge everybody to support Mitt Romney. Hillary was afforded these courtesies in 2008.

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Wake Th... to Tenness... 2012/05/02 15:54:44

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After she and Obama were ordered to by the Bilderberg group.

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Tenness... to Wake Th... 2012/05/02 23:13:36

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The Bildeberg Group met several weeks after the Democratic Convention, but I have no doubt that they met there and talked! Your atticle is dated September 22, and the Democrats held their convention in August.

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Wake Th... to Tenness... 2012/05/03 02:30:01

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Correct. Thanks for reminding me. That was when Hillary fell in line & they made the deal for her to be Secretary of State. Here is what we saw from that night.

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stormy rae to Wake Th... 2012/05/11 14:54:10

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look hillary ran against obama in 08 then they work together, just like obama and romney, they were announced last night to be thinking about joining parties calling themselves the new demopublican party and who knows

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Scooter 2012/05/02 04:19:10

No

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Romney should!!

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Wake The Sheeple 2012/05/02 04:07:17

No

+12
Not when he is "secretly" winning.

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WannaBeRSC the Contrarian SOB 2012/05/02 03:46:27

No

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Heck no. He, and those who support the constitution, are the only thing standing 'tween "America" and the selection of one of two Fabian socialists.

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Whyputaname 2012/05/02 03:45:20 (edited)

No

I am NOT going to vote for him, I am just going on the last time he ran in 2008...He didn't drop out, but was never seen or heard of again either......

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Wake Th... to Whyputa... 2012/05/02 04:08:24

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Really? Then why are we talking about him in 2012?... DOH!

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Whyputa... to Wake Th... 2012/05/02 04:20:42

I don't know, why are we talking about him in 2012????........

I guess you are an intelligent Reichtie, can't understand what I said.....Why don't you try rereading until you get it......

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Wake Th... to Whyputa... 2012/05/02 04:35:02

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TimothyBrianFoley 2012/05/02 03:31:34

Yes

he won't do it drop out he wants to give a rude awakening in tampa he will stealvotes from both obama and romney if he sticks around he want to take this to the convention won't happen

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kobidobidog 2012/05/02 02:56:03 (edited)

No

+10
It would be a crying shame if Ron Paul droped out.

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rdmatheny to kobidob... 2012/05/02 03:41:02

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He's the last bastion of hope this country has before it completely falls into the abyss.

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kobidob... to rdmatheny 2012/05/03 21:25:11 (edited)

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Amen, Humans needed him a long time ago. It is more than just for this country on this planet. It is giving an example showing that peace is a better way no matter what. Deep down Rod Paul knows the soul needs to be saved. He is honest like Jesus is honest. He wants to set us free. Ron Paul judges himself. He does not put others down. He is not a showman. Ron Paul is Meek too.

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Maru Akane Kiba 2012/05/02 02:54:41

No

+9
Ron Paul should stay in. There's not a chance he's going to drop out. He knows what the country needs. He shall not give up, he's a logical man worth running this country. He's a neo-classical president. The person that should drop out is Romney, just like he did in 2008. I'd rather have Mayor Adam West as a president than Romney.

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Maru Ak... to Maru Ak... 2012/05/02 04:58:32

+3

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EdVenture 2012/05/02 02:49:58

No

Find a supportive party

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Jacker The Capper 2012/05/02 02:10:12

No

+1
Its stupid for him to stay in.

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Helmholtz 2012/05/02 02:09:56

No

+10
He's twice the man that Romney is.

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Depsycho 2012/05/02 02:07:36

No

+4
I only say no because he's the only one with proof any brain percentage in his head is functional.

Problem, Romney supporters? :D

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Tomus Megalomania 2012/05/02 01:58:00

No

+3
Keep feeding that massive ego, Ron Paul. Every vote for him only helps the president.

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Michael=Constitution & Liberty 2012/05/02 01:56:54

No

+8
hell no!

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Jacksane 2012/05/02 01:56:51

No

+2
I won't vote for him, but he could win more moderate votes than Romney, I'm sure.

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Helmholtz to Jacksane 2012/05/02 02:06:50

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How is Ron Paul moderate?

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Jacksane to Helmholtz 2012/05/02 02:14:42

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I didn't say he was. I said he could get moderate votes. Ron Paul is a Libertarian (or he was until a couple years ago), and most moderates would rather vote for a man like him (who's all gung-ho for small government and personal freedoms) than for Romney who's got his personal values (which go against the personal freedoms of many people) attached.

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Helmholtz to Jacksane 2012/05/02 02:20:52

It seems like he takes the extreme of extreme positions on both sides. It's hard for me to imagine too many moderates voting for that, provided that they actually are moderates.

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