Ron Paul Can't Win

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I buy the basic message he's selling - individual liberty. No pandering to identity groups, limited government. I think his foreign policy is not realistic for a connected global economy but am willing to listen.
 
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volinbham said:
I buy the basic message he's selling - individual liberty. No pandering to identity groups, limited government. I think his foreign policy is not realistic for a connected global economy but am willing to listen.
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His foreign policy is where he loses me - too ostrich.
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Ron Paul kicked butt on Meet the Press with his plan to cut $1 trillion in spending.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrJxnZkMk6o[/youtube]
 
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I really do like this guy, I hope him or Cain can come up on top but I just don't see it happening. =( I believe he is so scary for some people, but he really speaks the truth and unfortunately some people don't want to hear the truth.
 
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EvanStalcup1990 said:
I really do like this guy, I hope him or Cain can come up on top but I just don't see it happening. =( I believe he is so scary for some people, but he really speaks the truth and unfortunately some people don't want to hear the truth.
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unfortunately some people don't want to hear the truth.[/QUOTE]

Very true.
 
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volinbham said:
I buy the basic message he's selling - individual liberty. No pandering to identity groups, limited government. I think his foreign policy is not realistic for a connected global economy but am willing to listen.
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I thought his foreign policy essentially amounted to we will leave you alone if you leave us alone, we will trade with you if you will trade with us and if you hit us we will crush you. Am I missing something bad there?
 
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RespectTradition said:
I thought his foreign policy essentially amounted to we will leave you alone if you leave us alone, we will trade with you if you will trade with us and if you hit us we will crush you. Am I missing something bad there?
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I think he is willing to freely trade with those that will not trade with us/implement trade barriers.
 
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nbakerld said:
Ron Paul kicked butt on Meet the Press with his plan to cut $1 trillion in spending.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrJxnZkMk6o[/youtube]
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This stuff is easy wen nobody has to vote on it. Obama sounded like a moron to anyone with economic sense, but he knew his promises were impractical or impossible.

I like Paul's message and approach to domestic policy.
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EvanStalcup1990 said:
I really do like this guy, I hope him or Cain can come up on top but I just don't see it happening. =( I believe he is so scary for some people, but he really speaks the truth and unfortunately some people don't want to hear the truth.
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You better vote for Paul over a nutjob like Cain... That man has no business in office.
 
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All of Cain's supporters that I know talk about how poised he is. Is it just me or does it seem like you're watching an Episode of Herman Cain: Uncut, every time someone criticizes him? He reminds me a lot of Obama on the campaign trail the few times anyone challenged him on something.
 
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RespectTradition said:
Since one cannot sell without a buyer or buy without a seller, then how can one trade with someone who will not trade with him?
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I guess I misinterpreted your meaning. My point is Ron Paul's philosophy would be to freely trade with everyone, even protectionist nations. Status quo is to slap the opposing nation with a retaliatory tariff.
 
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lumberjack4 said:
All of Cain's supporters that I know talk about how poised he is. Is it just me or does it seem like you're watching an Episode of Herman Cain: Uncut, every time someone criticizes him? He reminds me a lot of Obama on the campaign trail the few times anyone challenged him on something.
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All he's got to do is add a "sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeit" to his regular vocabulary and it's the best damn Clay Davis impression that I've ever seen.

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I think everybody who has seen the Wire thinks of him when they listen to Cain. The "I was po, before I was poor," could have been a direct quote.
 
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Stupified said:
You better vote for Paul over a nutjob like Cain... That man has no business in office.
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what criteria are you using to determine this?

If you go strictly by the US Constitution, Herman Cain is qualified. Everything else is window dressing, but his resume is far more impressive (and verifiable) than the current POTUS'.
 
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MG1968 said:
what criteria are you using to determine this?

If you go strictly by the US Constitution, Herman Cain is qualified. Everything else is window dressing, but his resume is far more impressive (and verifiable) than the current POTUS'.
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I'm sorry, but I like my presidents to have government experience. Running a world power is nothing like running a business. You think Herman Cain can lead this country? The man can't even lead himself out of the holes he digs during interviews. He's a racist, flip-flopping fool who does not belong in the highest office in America. And I'm not even addressing the joke that is the 9-9-9 plan.
 
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Stupified said:
I'm sorry, but I like my presidents to have government experience. Running a world power is nothing like running a business. You think Herman Cain can lead this country? The man can't even lead himself out of the holes he digs during interviews. He's a racist, flip-flopping fool who does not belong in the highest office in America. And I'm not even addressing the joke that is the 9-9-9 plan.
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government experience? seriously? I can't imagine a worse trait to use as a primary qualifier.
 
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