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Who would be a Better President? Ron Paul or Mitt Romney?

Jarod Kochman 2012/08/05 02:33:27
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  • shadow76 2012/08/05 09:33:00
    Neither
    shadow76
    Herman Cain!
  • Lady Whitewolf 2012/08/05 09:24:09
    Ron Paul
    Lady Whitewolf
    +4
    If it was a choice between those 2, Ron Paul. I DO NOT like Mittens.
  • xxemogirlxx 2012/08/05 09:00:33
    Neither
    xxemogirlxx
    hm......idk srry
  • Resp 2012/08/05 08:58:22
    Ron Paul
    Resp
    I'd vote Ron Paul.

    But if he does not run I won't vote for Obama.
  • Goducks5 2012/08/05 08:55:14
    Ron Paul
    Goducks5
    Ron Paul will never be president though, unfortunately.
  • shadow76 Goducks5 2012/08/05 09:35:44
    shadow76
    +1
    It is the his foriegn policy that bothers me. There are a lot I like about him but it is 1 percent craziness
  • sean shadow76 2012/08/05 10:40:00
    sean
    +3
    its his foreign policy that sets him apart, from romney and obama, we need to stay out of the middle east and africa, and take care of america, first
  • shadow76 sean 2012/08/05 13:58:01 (edited)
    shadow76
    i even agree with that it is the isolationism in this world that just isn't possible. the truther stuff, the statement he said he didn't believe Muslims were our enemy, how would he ever protect us if he can't see that?
  • LisaWay... shadow76 2012/08/05 15:30:27 (edited)
    LisaWay☮JUST MARCH HOME
    +3
    Long time confabulation of language coming from the top here has led to utter confusion. Not interfering does not equate to isolationism. We would like to stand by our own USA principles of PEACE, diplomacy, pragmatism, empathy, equal justice, fair trade & HONEST friendship, thus promoting by demonstration the unification around basic humanitarian ideals and human progress-- the opposite of isolation.

    Our current foreign policy seems to me to promote isolationism-- to isolate "us" from "them", and to isolate us AND them from the rest of the world we claim is all ours, none theirs. Over decades & centuries, to perpetually select, fund, build up then overthrow foreign leaders at whim, to level sanctions against certain countries such that they may not grow their own nation nor sell their own products nor even own their own bank, b/c we say so; to dictate to sovereign nations whom can be their friends or trade associates-- all this while we over-favor other countries & attack selected countries with no specific plan, target or reason, all selected by far away committee for vague reasons: none of that promotes national defense, but all of it dooms the masses here AND there to poverty of perpetual war & isolation. To label Not doing those things as "isolationism" is like telling a man t...&
    Long time confabulation of language coming from the top here has led to utter confusion. Not interfering does not equate to isolationism. We would like to stand by our own USA principles of PEACE, diplomacy, pragmatism, empathy, equal justice, fair trade & HONEST friendship, thus promoting by demonstration the unification around basic humanitarian ideals and human progress-- the opposite of isolation.

    Our current foreign policy seems to me to promote isolationism-- to isolate "us" from "them", and to isolate us AND them from the rest of the world we claim is all ours, none theirs. Over decades & centuries, to perpetually select, fund, build up then overthrow foreign leaders at whim, to level sanctions against certain countries such that they may not grow their own nation nor sell their own products nor even own their own bank, b/c we say so; to dictate to sovereign nations whom can be their friends or trade associates-- all this while we over-favor other countries & attack selected countries with no specific plan, target or reason, all selected by far away committee for vague reasons: none of that promotes national defense, but all of it dooms the masses here AND there to poverty of perpetual war & isolation. To label Not doing those things as "isolationism" is like telling a man that if he does Not beat his neighbor into submission then he is isolating himself-- THAT's crazy! And we do this all in the name of freedom, prosperity, humanitarian progress??! This is fatally expensive folly. We now have a foreign policy of hypocrisy and tyranny, at the expense of all working & poor ppl everywhere. Continually submitting to status quo establishment backed leaders will continue this policy: Obama and Romney will not change a thing.
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  • Dr. John LisaWay... 2012/08/06 10:14:13
    Dr. John
    +1
    Here! Here!! Well put!
  • LisaWay... Dr. John 2012/08/06 21:23:35 (edited)
    LisaWay☮JUST MARCH HOME
    +1
    thank you...

    great profile pic :)

    1776 ☮ 2012 ☮ and the rEVOLution of Reason continues..........
  • ={WGO}=... shadow76 2012/08/05 22:59:52
    ={WGO}=captnesti
    +1
    Muslims aren't the enemy. All extremism is the enemy, but we shouldnt be at war. What goes on in the middle east is not our concern. Well, oil is the only reason we are concerned about it.
  • shadow76 ={WGO}=... 2012/08/06 11:49:27
    shadow76
    They have been the enemy since they began, that is a fact if you can't see that, that is a major problem!
  • ={WGO}=... shadow76 2012/08/07 17:24:46
    ={WGO}=captnesti
    I'm sorry but how hasn't anyone jumped on and explained that that's a racist notion? We are not a Christian nation, we are a free nation, where people are allowed to worship their shoe if they desire. I know Muslims who hate the fact that 9/11 happened, and they don't condone terrorist acts.
  • shadow76 ={WGO}=... 2012/08/08 01:49:16
    shadow76
    No it isn't, it is History. It has always been spread by the sword. There may be muslims who didn't agree with 9-11. On the whole It vastly disagrees with Christianity, it is fact, not racism.
  • davidgoessplat 2012/08/05 05:57:26
    Ron Paul
    davidgoessplat
    +2
    Im supporting Romney because hes going to get the nomination, but after doing more research on the state of the nation, I think it takes someone like Ron Paul to fix this before its too late.
  • LibertyCaroline 2012/08/05 05:07:56
    Ron Paul
    LibertyCaroline
  • mwf122090 2012/08/05 04:58:14
    Ron Paul
    mwf122090
    +8
    Easiest answer ever. There is no competition, at all. Romney cares about the rich and only the rich. He's not out to help the every day American and only cares about making money for himself and the rest of the 1%. Ron Paul is and always has been a man of the people and of the Constitution. He would definitely put this country back on track.
  • Dr. John 2012/08/05 04:40:33
    Ron Paul
    Dr. John
    +6
    The guy who believes in We the People. The guy who isn't controlld by goldman sachs and their masters.
  • Lady Wh... Dr. John 2012/08/05 09:24:43
    Lady Whitewolf
    +3
    And the Koch Bros!
  • swistzwatch 2012/08/05 04:22:53
    Ron Paul
    swistzwatch
    +5
    Without question Ron Paul the only only worth voting for this time around!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • mrdrawingguy 2012/08/05 04:03:07
    Ron Paul
    mrdrawingguy
    +7
    fastest I ever answered a question....
  • Ken 2012/08/05 03:16:25
    Mitt Romney
    Ken
    +2
    Romney, but there are many I would haven chosen over any of the canidates we eneded up with.
  • MarinerFH 2012/08/05 03:10:48
    Ron Paul
    MarinerFH
    +9
    Also take a look at Gary Johnson, the Libertarian candidate.
  • Al B Thayer 2012/08/05 03:06:59
    Mitt Romney
    Al B Thayer
    +3
    Ron Paul would get impeached before 2 years were up. Or get us all killed with his only good on paper ideals.
  • Donnie Al B Th... 2012/08/05 17:32:51
    Donnie
    really, so it only good on paper to not continually provoke wars?
  • Al B Th... Donnie 2012/08/05 17:46:11
    Al B Thayer
    +1
    Get a grip on the entire Paul platform. Ask yourself why hasn't it caught on with the majority? Why does even Fox News think he's a nut? Why do Paulbots hang around other Paulbots and claim the whole country is stupid? Why do they continue to believe Paul is going to get the nom?
  • Donnie Al B Th... 2012/08/05 18:01:09
    Donnie
    popularity has nothing to do with whats good or not, there could be a myriad of reasons something or someone unpopular, some rational some just plain stupid.
  • Al B Th... Donnie 2012/08/05 18:22:22
    Al B Thayer
    +1
    Paul's ideals are very very unpopular. With all walks of life. Many many people smarter than me are calling him a nut. Who besides Ron Paul do you listen to?
  • Donnie Al B Th... 2012/08/05 18:32:30
    Donnie
    can you give an explanation or are you just incapable of asking people why they think someone is unpopular or a nut?
  • Al B Th... Donnie 2012/08/05 18:49:52
    Al B Thayer
    The #1 reason Paul has no support and will never be president is when He opened his mouth about Israel he screwed the pooch. 2nd would be national defense. The Christain majority in this country hold both near and dear to their heart. Christians will never turn their back on Israel.
  • Donnie Al B Th... 2012/08/05 18:57:03
    Donnie
    and that is all i need to know about you thanks and hope to never see you again.

    P.S. we do need to stop blindly supporting Israel unless we want to keep getting drawn into middle eastern conflicts.
  • Al B Th... Donnie 2012/08/05 19:04:28
    Al B Thayer
    Why don't you answer my question? Paulbot.
  • Nonpartisan 2012/08/05 02:55:33
    Neither
    Nonpartisan
    +1
    They are both terrible choices, neither one understands basic Economics, and Ron Paul needs to step into a time machine and get educated by the Founding Fathers about what they were trying to do when they wrote the Constitution.

    My ongoing Non-Partisan Campaign is at:
    http://www.myspace.com/dwight...
  • Al B Th... Nonpart... 2012/08/05 03:11:27
    Al B Thayer
    +3
    Kind of silly saying Romney doesn't understand basic economics. Any in particular you would like to point out to the billionaire?
  • Stryder Al B Th... 2012/08/05 03:13:06
  • Nonpart... Al B Th... 2012/08/06 01:58:22
    Nonpartisan
    Just because you were born a poor little rich kid does not mean you understand Economics. I am sure he has plenty of well paid Tax Lawyers and Tax Accountants who help him avoid paying taxes. That is not understanding Economics that is saying to hell with the average American who must pay their fair share of taxes, and can not avoid them the way that the poor little rich kids do.
  • Al B Th... Nonpart... 2012/08/06 02:38:09
    Al B Thayer
    Okay I'm bored with your blind assertions. You win.
  • ladyjane Nonpart... 2012/08/05 05:35:56
    ladyjane
    +1
    What planet do you live on? Ron Paul is very smart when it comes to the economy and is brilliant when it comes to the Constitution! Find out what he stands for before you make stupid statements...He would make a great President...
  • Nonpart... ladyjane 2012/08/06 02:03:17
    Nonpartisan
    If that is what you think you probably have not done your homework, or you live on Mars. I know more about both the Constitution and how the Founding Fathers put it together and Economics than Ron Paul ever will. You are the one making stupid and uneducated statements.

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