Comments on: Ron Paul 2012: Who should be Ron Paul’s running mate?

By: Ron Paul 2012 Poll Results | Ron Paul .com

Ron Paul 2012 Poll Results | Ron Paul .com — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 03:24:58 +0000

[...] of our voters expressing their desire for him to be Ron Paul’s VP in 2012 (up from 9% in our June poll). Judge Andrew Napolitano, who wasn’t included in the last poll, had been an early favorite [...]

By: Jose Haber

Jose Haber — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 21:50:06 +0000

Why is John “Juan Hernandez” McAmnesty still on this poll? He couldn’t even get a majority of his own people, the Republican party, like Ron Paul did.

I am a Vet, and as we know, McAmnesty isn’t as popular as Paul with the Vet’s.

Yes, we all greatly respect John McCain for his military service, but we all have to continue to fight, for what is right, now just in the past, but present, and future also.

Do we want someone as liberal as McAmnesty or do we want someone who is better suited, more educated, and a stronger candidate running; who puts God, Our Country, Our Constitution, Our Laws, Our People, etc.. first before greedy politicians on Both Parties??

Heck, even Fox News’s own mouth piece (For Globalist/ Open Borders, Ruppert Murdock), Sean Hannity, claimed that his (Hannity’s) own polls were wrong when Paul was winning debates and breaking, fund raising records!!!!!

Is that right Sean, your own polls were wrong? The only people that were calling in for Paul were crazy, lunatics, (other blashphemous words), etc…. , really Sean, we Military are crazy, lunatics, etc..???

Sad when you find out, according to the IRS, that most of Pauls financial support came from the US Military. Yes the same US Military Hannity called crazy, lunatics, etc… really Sean?

The same crazy, nutjobs, etc.. that are dying for this country, because we want a better America???

Actually, Paul had more money from the US Military, than all the other candidates combined, even McCain.???

God Bless Ron Paul, my fellow brothers and sisters in the US Military, and of course, America.

By: Craig Brockhaus

Craig Brockhaus — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 01:16:31 +0000

Joe Lieberman….he thinks just right…radical enough to stand for himself. Schiff, Perot, Any Dem with guts enough to break ranks. Any Libertarian.

By: Bobbie Taylor

Bobbie Taylor — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 12:06:07 +0000

I like everything Ron Paul stands for. I believe he should run on the American First Party. I don’t think he has a chance with the Republican Party because I believe they are so corrupt as are the Democrats and are beyond reforming. I would hate to see him waste all of the built up energy and money and be treated the same way as last time by the Republican party. We need to make this run count and win. Our country is in peril and we can’t miss or we lose our country forever.

By: CC

CC — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 04:19:57 +0000

To even consider Palin walking the streets, never mind running the country is SCARY. She turns my stomach every time she opens her mouth, and I although I’m an avid reader, I wouldn’t read her book if it was the only book left on earth. Mr. Paul is much too smart to even be in the same picture as her. Palin is the anti-Christ! Just watch her, listen to her, and you can almost see the horns coming out of her head. lol.
Go Ron Paul, GO! FREEDOM in 2012!

By: MomFive

MomFive — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:53:34 +0000

I’m with you, Peter. I was going to name her in the “other” category.

She lives with controversy, and a huge hate crowd, but I’ve heard her speak on a couple of occasions (one being with Dr. Paul) and she is dead on.

By: MomFive

MomFive — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:41:25 +0000

I really LIKE Jesse Ventura and SOME of his viewpoints, but believe me, you don’t want him as a running mate. After being under his governorship, he made a few good decisions, but a number of them were just not well thought out, and toward the end of his term, he really showed a great deal of instability when the press turned on him, as the press will do. He can be a loose cannon. Actually, I found it quite amusing that his name was so high up on the list!

By: Ryan

Ryan — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 02:25:34 +0000

Peter Schiff, Chuck Baldwin or Rand Paul is the best bet because they have the most similar political views. Jesse Ventura is pro-abortion so I don’t think Paul would pick him. Baldwin would probably solidify winning the Florida electorate, so he would be the better pick. Kucinich only has the same Foreign Policy views and almost everyone else on the list is a neo-con so there is no way they would even be considered.

By: Lindsey

Lindsey — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 01:09:57 +0000

Ben: Mr Huckabee was very complimentary of Mr. Paul in his book “Do the Right Thing”. I suggest you read it. Have you ever read the Bible? I suggest you read it also. You might learn something! Mike Huckabee, Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee are very close in ideologies actually! I agree with Dustinbagz333 and Not Kucinic.

By: dustinbagz333

dustinbagz333 — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 22:09:08 +0000

Dear ben.You may want to reread the bible before you go spouting off nonsense.You also misunderstand seperation of church and state.Not only was it to prevent state sponsored religion.But it was also put in place to insure youthat you could worship and believe freely and how you see fit(pretty sure that includes hackabee). Not saying huckabee should be his running mate,schiff should be, but. christians are often tagged as intolerant but you sound way more intolerant than most christians I know.Don’t be a hypocrite.