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Ron Paul cultists will have NO effect in this election.
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Posted on 12/08/2007 12:42:48 AM PST by Cyclops08

OK. From what I am gathering, Ron Paul loony toons are NOT going to vote for any Republican candidate if their lord Paul doesn't win. RP himself said he could not guarantee support for the GOP Nominee should he lose.

Furthermore, I do not believe most of the core RP supporters are even Republicans to begin with. They constantly despise and disparage anyone but RP. With such an inability to support a party, how can they expect the party to support them should they win?

I believe the core of the RP support is Libertarian, with a healthy does of Nazis and Alex Jones mindless minions. None of whom are Republicans (there are a smattering of Republicans in RP's camp, but they are the trailer park variety, and so don't count).

We all know RP is going to lose, and he says he will not go third party. For all their noise, RP supporters who refuse to vote for the GOP will not take any real votes away from the 2008 election. These are people who do not vote anyways, are not part of any real party, and for all their noise are not going to have any effect on Election 2008.


TOPICS: Politics; UFO's; Weird Stuff
KEYWORDS: braindeadzombiecult; fruitloops; loony; president; ronpaul
They are like that cult that protests solders funerals. They are loud and annoying, but in the end: they accomplish nothing.
1 posted on 12/08/2007 12:42:51 AM PST by Cyclops08
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To: Cyclops08
"...I believe the core of the RP support is Libertarian, with a healthy does of Nazis and Alex Jones mindless minions..."

New Hampshire has a healthy (pardon the expression) dose of Libertarians, seasonal Massachusetts college students, and has "crossover" election trickery. (Dims voting for the weakest Republican to skew the election).

With Ron Paul in the chase, NH's primary election is nearly meaningless.

2 posted on 12/08/2007 12:58:44 AM PST by Does so (...against all enemies, DOMESTIC and foreign...)
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To: Cyclops08
We all know RP is going to lose, and he says he will not go third party.

No, we all don't know that. I certainly am not giving money to Ron Paul because I know he is going to lose.

3 posted on 12/08/2007 1:15:40 AM PST by SwordofTruth (God is good all the time.)
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To: Cyclops08
"They constantly despise and disparage anyone but RP.

LMAO! How are your disparaging remarks different from those of Ron Paul supporters?

I am not registered with any political party due to their utter corruption, so will not cast a vote in the primaries, but I've been watching the debates and tracking all the candidates.

A couple times a week I do searches here on FR just to gage where the candidates stand on FR. A couple things turn up in the searches. Ron Paul is in the top tier of candidates with number of articles postings.

The other thing I find by reading the various articles and responses is that Ron Paul must be causing a great deal of anxiety and fear if the number of negative remarks are any indication. Why does a candidate that receives only 5% support in polls of Republicans voters receive such attention?
4 posted on 12/08/2007 1:46:45 AM PST by backtothestreets (My bologna has a first name, it's J-O-R-G-E)
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"How are your disparaging remarks different from those of Ron Paul supporters?"


It appears that Ron Paul detractors are foaming at the mouth at least as much as his supporters.
5 posted on 12/08/2007 4:14:01 AM PST by rob777 (Personal Responsibility is the Price of Freedom)
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To: backtothestreets
Why does a candidate that receives only 5% support in polls of Republicans voters receive such attention?

It's comparable to the gay activists and their agenda--a small minority constantly making noise with jackhammers, cymbals and kazoos. Most folks find them hard to ignore, yet very annoying.

6 posted on 12/08/2007 4:24:18 AM PST by NautiNurse (Plants are people too)
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To: Does so

I know 4 Ron Paul supporters. They are all liberal democrats. One believe that the only problem with Marxism is that it never got a fair chance. I wonder if they really support him or his anti-war stance.


7 posted on 12/08/2007 5:30:33 AM PST by Dutch Boy
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To: Cyclops08

Howard Dean was doing better than Paul at this point in his race a few years ago.


8 posted on 12/08/2007 5:46:15 AM PST by cripplecreek (Only one consistent conservative in this race and his name is Hunter.)
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To: backtothestreets

Perhaps you can answer the underlying question, then.
If Ron Paul loses: Will you support the Republican nominee, seeing that the alternative is a Hillary/Obama socialist?

Yes or no?


9 posted on 12/08/2007 6:20:31 AM PST by Cyclops08
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“I know 4 Ron Paul supporters. They are all liberal democrats. One believe that the only problem with Marxism is that it never got a fair chance. I wonder if they really support him or his anti-war stance.”

Yes. Its the only thing RP has for the Dims. There is even an RP problem on DU. With the top three Democrats stating they could not guarantee a withdrawal before the end of their presidential term is up in 2012, RP is the only hope of the anti-war, maggot infested left. Dennis the elf has failed to galvanize even the most liberal voters, RP is the last gasp.


10 posted on 12/08/2007 6:25:44 AM PST by Cyclops08
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To: Cyclops08
We all know RP is going to lose, and he says he will not go third party. For all their noise, RP supporters who refuse to vote for the GOP will not take any real votes away from the 2008 election. These are people who do not vote anyways, are not part of any real party, and for all their noise are not going to have any effect on Election 2008.

I don't expect he'll get the nomination. Can we expect that you'll be sure to correct anyone who blames the loss on RP supporters/Libertarians if the Republicans don't win?

11 posted on 12/08/2007 6:32:55 AM PST by tacticalogic ("Oh bother!" said Pooh, as he chambered his last round.)
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I don’t expect he’ll get the nomination. Can we expect that you’ll be sure to correct anyone who blames the loss on RP supporters/Libertarians if the Republicans don’t win?

By that time Ron Paul will be just a fading memory. He was never a factor. No one will blame him. Once the primaries are over, there will still be 10 months for the US to forget RP.


12 posted on 12/08/2007 6:38:34 AM PST by Cyclops08
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To: Cyclops08
He was never a factor. No one will blame him.

Would you bet money on that?

13 posted on 12/08/2007 6:39:55 AM PST by tacticalogic ("Oh bother!" said Pooh, as he chambered his last round.)
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To: Cyclops08

If Ron Paul’s supporter’s decide to sit out the election after the primary then you have no one but yourself to blame. It’s not as if calling his supporters “nazis” make them feel very welcome.


14 posted on 12/08/2007 1:01:32 PM PST by pickledelf
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To: SwordofTruth
No, we all don't know that. I certainly am not giving money to Ron Paul because I know he is going to lose.

Same here.

15 posted on 12/08/2007 1:04:45 PM PST by pickledelf
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To: backtothestreets

T”he other thing I find by reading the various articles and responses is that Ron Paul must be causing a great deal of anxiety and fear if the number of negative remarks are any indication. Why does a candidate that receives only 5% support in polls of Republicans voters receive such attention?”

Not in the least. Some of us here are just plan sick and tired of the RP supporters claiming he’s the second coming of Ronald Reagan.


16 posted on 12/08/2007 1:11:42 PM PST by DugwayDuke (Ron Paul - building a bridge to the 19th century.)
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To: Cyclops08

All of their stupid campaign posts should go directly to the Smoky Backroom


17 posted on 12/08/2007 9:44:43 PM PST by april15Bendovr
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Why not join the revolution? Don’t you love our constitution? Instead of knee jerk reactions that seem to be popular with you neocons, why not investigate and listen to what this good Dr. has to say? Ps..we’re not a cult, we’re Americans like you, and we’re not just on the internet. We happen to be passionately in love with our liberty as granted by our constitution.
18 posted on 12/09/2007 5:31:49 PM PST by momof9
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To: momof9
#168
19 posted on 12/09/2007 5:38:37 PM PST by Admin Moderator
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To: Cyclops08

“RP himself said he could not guarantee support for the GOP Nominee should he lose.”

Should he lose? LOL! Like there is any doubt at all.


20 posted on 12/13/2007 11:43:35 AM PST by Bogtrotter52 (Reading DU daily so you won't hafta)
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