Local woman taking big steps for Ron Paul

Seacoast Online ^ | August 01, 2007 | By Michael Mccord

[jrooney]

see post #16

[Xenalyte]

You’re so cute, calling in the troops. Did my question confuse you that much?

[jrooney]

I am pinging other freepers to show what this lady is about. Obviously you agree with her, right Paulnut?

[mnehring]

Jrooney,
Let’s not bash each other.. candidates however, are fair game.

I think Paul’s own actions and statements are enough to convince most that he isn’t the constituationalist he claims to be.. starting personal fights with other freepers distracts from that and just turns these debates into bodog fights.

[BlackElk]

Of course, Republicans tend to support Republicans and Demonrats tend to support Demonrats. We ought not to be surprised when nuts support paleoPaulie, Al Qaeda's leading mouthpiece in America.

God bless you and yours (especially Vlad)! We are organizing a new K of C Council and had a very promising meeting last night.

[Xenalyte]

And I repeat, until you ask me politely and without calling names, I won’t answer.

[jrooney]

I do not need to ask you anything, especially being polite to your sarcasm. Remember, you pinged me first. ;)

[George W. Bush]

Only nutjobs, Paulnuts, the lunatic left, Du dummies, Kos kiddies, Sorosites support this moronic, surrender monkey that wants to run away from Al Qaeda in Iraq, the same al Qaeda that attacked us on 9/11.

Please stop bashing our troops. (reposting from other RP threads, I guess we can spam the same as the Paul-trolls do.)

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A fresh new shocker from the FEC, reported by Army Times. It turns out that now that the FEC has verified the employers, that Ron Paul is leading McStain (by a nose) among active-duty personnel!

RP's total military employee contributions: $22,140
RP's total active duty contributions: $14,840

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From the August 6 edition of The Army Times (print edition only, not online):

Washington

Surprise fave among troops

WHAT'S UP: Among Republicans running for president, the anti-war candidate — Texas Rep. Ron Paul — has the highest total of campaign contributionns from service members, according to the most recent Federal Election Commission reports. Paul collected $14,840 from service members, slightly more than the $14,775 collected by Arizona Sen. John McCain, a supporter of the war in Iraq. The other Republican candidates got $2,600 or less from contributors who identified themselves as service members.

WHAT'S NEXT: Paul, who served as a flight surgeon in the Air Force in the 1960s, and McCain, a Navy pilot who was a prisoner of war in Vietnam, could not be further apart in their views of the Iraq war, which is the biggest military issue so far in the 2008 campaign that is just beginning. The current front-runner in the race, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, received $2,550 from military contributors, the FEC report shows.

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Read 'em and weep, all you Paul-hating big-government trolls. Two-thirds of his support is from troops, matched by McStain. And the other pro-war GOP candidates can't break $2600! Your denials and fantasies have been exploded by ArmyTimes, well, unless they're another Leftie rag. LOL.

Earlier related threads:

• Ron Paul leads ALL ‘08 candidates with one-third of military contributions for Q2
• Military Favors Ron Paul Over McCain
• Military support for the Republican candidates (Ron Paul wins)

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[Xenalyte]

No, I asked you a question which you continue to avoid answering.

[jrooney]

"Please stop bashing our troops."

If you are talking about our US troops. I support them way more than you ever will. I served proudly in the USMC and so has every male member of my family, including my Dad who fought for 2.5 years in the Pacific in the Marines.

Cute try there Paulnut.

[Tax-chick]

Thank you! Vlad has his 12th tooth, and is fully recovered from an unpleasant case of croup.

I hope the new KofC Council is a roaring success. Now I’m off to the treadmill, where I’ll offer few prayers to that end, and for your family.

[MEGoody]

Have fun, Kelly. But I gotta tell you, I wouldn’t vote for Paul if you walked a thousand miles.

[jrooney]

You asked me what I call freepers that support Paul. I replied Paulnuts. It is answered. So it is okay with you to take the Lords name in vain, like this thread supporter has on her own blog? Not once but twice with the url address.

[MEGoody]

Please stop bashing our troops.

LOL Nice try, but we all know there are some nutballs in the military scattered among the good, solid soldiers.

[George W. Bush]

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Our third RP thread today. Unless RP walks on water or something, let's wait until tonight or tomorrow for more.

[org.whodat]

Well it will help her drop a few pounds, but no much more than that.

[George W. Bush]

LOL Nice try, but we all know there are some nutballs in the military scattered among the good, solid soldiers.

Denial is not a river in Egypt, it seems.

Well, come the Ames straw poll and the '08 primaries, at least one of us will be surprised, eh? LOL.

[jrooney]

"Our third RP thread today. Unless RP walks on water or something, let's wait until tonight or tomorrow for more."

Lol. Worried about the purge?

[Xenalyte]

I don’t think it’s appropriate.

But I don’t control what anyone else does, so my opinion, much like yours, is interesting but irrelevant.

[mvpel]

I doubt these folks can be convinced. The only issue for them is Dr. Paul’s stance against America’s long history of propping up dictators and tyrants in the region, and the fact that he’s got his ducks in a row on nearly every other issue of any importance to conservatives doesn’t make any difference.

What has an outside chance of making a difference is a victory in the New Hampshire primary. Until then, I think I’ll spend my time doing campaigning instead of arguing with people who can muster nothing more convincing than name-calling.