Anyone here a Ron Paul supporter?

clinehall · **Posted:** Tue Jan 08, 2008 7:34 pm

RobLupella wrote:

Dennis Kucinich for President. He has the hottest wife.

While I do not think this ads anything constructive to the dialog of who should be the next president of the United States, I do feel qualified to state that Fred Thompson's wife is MUCH hotter.

Ryan Holton · **Posted:** Tue Jan 08, 2008 9:08 pm

WINNER!!!

I found that already made

Ohh look its Fred and his daughter

WAIT, that's his WIFE!!! BTW, she is 41 for those keeping score at home.

RobLupella · **Posted:** Tue Jan 08, 2008 10:42 pm

Yeah, but Dennis' wife has a tongue stud :shock:

steve remchak · **Posted:** Tue Jan 08, 2008 11:01 pm

i don't know Ryan, they look more like 44's. D cup for sure.

Costa Rica, less chance of being shot at by Basque Separtists.

hey Chuck, i thought you didn't talk politics.

Arthur McDonald · **Joined:** Fri Aug 29, 2003 1:54 am **Posts:** 2052

The NC primary elections are way out there on May 6. You might just bide your time and see who is left running for the party of your choice at that time.

In 1980 I voted for an independent named John Anderson. He was the darling of young Democrats who were disillusioned with Jimmy Carter, even after Jimmy made good on his threat to "kick Kennedy's ass" if Teddy dared seek the Democratic nomination. Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Bayard_Anderson says that Anderson ended up with 7% of the popular vote in the general election, while Reagan had over 50%. However, I still think that Anderson took away a lot of Carter's base and things might have turned out different if Anderson had not run. As it turns out, I'm glad that Reagan won, though at the time I thought he was a geriatric nut-case who would start a shooting war with the Soviets.

I'm undecided right now (among the GOP candidates). Heck, I've got almost 4 months to watch and think about who to vote for. This will make for some interesting paddock and dinner conversations.

Wes Eargle · **Joined:** Mon Oct 27, 2003 9:47 am **Posts:** 3683

Richard Casto wrote:

Seriously, how many page will this go before it turns ugly and I have to lock this thread.

If you do, it won't be my fault. Dang responsibility. :wink:

steve remchak · **Posted:** Wed Jan 09, 2008 12:36 am

Arthur McDonald wrote:

The NC primary elections are way out there on May 6. You might just bide your time and see who is left running for the party of your choice at that time.

In 1980 I voted for an independent named John Anderson. He was the darling of young Democrats who were disillusioned with Jimmy Carter, even after Jimmy made good on his threat to "kick Kennedy's ass" if Teddy dared seek the Democratic nomination. Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Bayard_Anderson says that Anderson ended up with 7% of the popular vote in the general election, while Reagan had over 50%. However, I still think that Anderson took away a lot of Carter's base and things might have turned out different if Anderson had not run. As it turns out, I'm glad that Reagan won, though at the time I thought he was a geriatric nut-case who would start a shooting war with the Soviets.

I'm undecided right now (among the GOP candidates). Heck, I've got almost 4 months to watch and think about who to vote for. This will make for some interesting paddock and dinner conversations.

i actually voted for Reagan in 1980. crossed party lines for tax cuts that promised to jump start the economy. by '84 Reagan's brain was as firm as a ripe butternut squash.

the current GOP crop is way frickin' scary IMO. it's a damn shame McCain is so old these days. 4 years ago maybe, but i'm afraid he missed his chance.

i watched Ron Paul on Leno last night. at first i found him creepy but as the interview went on i found him more engaging. but he is probably best suited for the senate or where ever he is now.

as i see it, this a rebound election. backlash if you will. similar to 1992 when damn near everyone showed up at the polls. we can only hope the Democrats put up a competent leader........... cause we gonna win this one ya'll.

ColinOConnell · **Posted:** Wed Jan 09, 2008 12:42 am

Ron Paul is too much like Ross Perot... I love a lot of what the guy says and if I thought he could do half of what he talks about (no taxes on tips, reduced federal gov't) I would plaster my Miata and BMW with his bumper stickers, but you know by watching him speak that he's a bit unstable. Okay, they're all a bit unstable, but Ron doesn't hide it nearly as well as the others.

clinehall · **Posted:** Wed Jan 09, 2008 10:53 am

steve remchak wrote:

Arthur McDonald wrote:

The NC primary elections are way out there on May 6. You might just bide your time and see who is left running for the party of your choice at that time.

In 1980 I voted for an independent named John Anderson. He was the darling of young Democrats who were disillusioned with Jimmy Carter, even after Jimmy made good on his threat to "kick Kennedy's ass" if Teddy dared seek the Democratic nomination. Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Bayard_Anderson says that Anderson ended up with 7% of the popular vote in the general election, while Reagan had over 50%. However, I still think that Anderson took away a lot of Carter's base and things might have turned out different if Anderson had not run. As it turns out, I'm glad that Reagan won, though at the time I thought he was a geriatric nut-case who would start a shooting war with the Soviets.

I'm undecided right now (among the GOP candidates). Heck, I've got almost 4 months to watch and think about who to vote for. This will make for some interesting paddock and dinner conversations.

i actually voted for Reagan in 1980. crossed party lines for tax cuts that promised to jump start the economy. by '84 Reagan's brain was as firm as a ripe butternut squash.

the current GOP crop is way frickin' scary IMO. it's a damn shame McCain is so old these days. 4 years ago maybe, but i'm afraid he missed his chance.

i watched Ron Paul on Leno last night. at first i found him creepy but as the interview went on i found him more engaging. but he is probably best suited for the senate or where ever he is now.

as i see it, this a rebound election. backlash if you will. similar to 1992 when damn near everyone showed up at the polls. we can only hope the Democrats put up a competent leader........... cause we gonna win this one ya'll.

Steve will picking up homeless people in his X5( paid for with republican tax breaks) to take to the polls to help usher in Hillary and/or Obama :lol:

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