Bob Barr and Ron Paul teaming up?

Paul voters mimic Obama voters in terms of their naivete and a divorce from reality and practical solutions. They also both favor immediate surrender/defeat in Iraq. Beyond that, there aren't many similarities between the candidates. If libertarian-minded voters are on the fence between Paul/Barr and Obama, then they are just confused and/or ignorant of the issues. Hey, sounds like an Obama voter -- young, inexperienced, gullible.

 

I suppose they would have been better served last election by voting Bush? We all know how Bush has really reduced the size of government.

 

Bob Barr? He'd be better off picking Bob Barker.

 

Is there anything Ralph Nadir won't poke his nose into? He'll court any political party except the one party that shares so many of his stands on the issues, the Democratic Party. Here's a man... (typing that made me think of The Big Lebowski), well, here's a man who could have had his pick of 2 or 3 cabinet positions in 2000, in my opinion, had he endorsed Al Gore. Instead, along with the Supreme Court, he cost Gore the election, and has been running around denying it at every talk show in the nation since then. Now it's the Libertarians. Give us all a break, Ralph, and don't forget your battered briefcase and cheap suit when you go to the bank to count your millions.




Impeach Bush and Sentence Him to Live on a Deserted Island with Ralph Nadir.

 

The only group calling for Ron Paul to be on a third party or independent ticket is the blogosphere. Ron Paul supporters, including three of my friends, gained several delegate seats and dozens of alternate seats from Texas to the National Convention on Saturday. Nearly all of the delegates under 40 who weren't related to an elected or party official believe in real liberty. The Texas Republican Liberty Caucus Convention drew more people than the concurrent Official Party Dinner with Mitt Romney speaking. Ron Paul is the Goldwater for the 21st century. He has inspired millions of real conservatives across the country, and they aren't going away.

 

I keep forgetting that both Republicans and Democrats have a divine mandate to receive all votes, and that anyone attempting to subvert this glorious process is an evil-doer. It couldn't possibly be that Gore cost himself the election by not campaigning well enough, and it couldn't possibly be voters for Bush that cost Gore the election, and it couldn't even possibly be people who didn't even vote at all!

No, it has to be the upstart who believed that more options were better in the election, one who (unfathomably!) didn't see either of the two major parties meeting his beliefs. May he burn in hell forever.

 

But his name is a homophone for "nadir"!

 

I don't believe in a Hell, but I'm glad you agree with the sentiment I expressed!



Impeach Bush and Sentence Him to Live on a Deserted Island with Ralph Nadir.