If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Rand Paul, VP Newt Gingrich (66%, 1,009 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (5%, 73 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (29%, 448 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,529
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- GOP: Pres. Mitt Romney, VP Jon Huntsman (12%, 193 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (10%, 161 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (78%, 1,214 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,567
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Ron Paul, VP Paul Ryan (95%, 1,490 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (2%, 26 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (3%, 45 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,561
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Rick Santorum, VP Ron Paul (44%, 674 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (7%, 113 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (49%, 738 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,525
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Rick Santorum, VP Rick Perry (7%, 112 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (11%, 169 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (82%, 1,236 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,516
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Ron Paul, VP Rick Perry (87%, 1,335 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (2%, 35 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (11%, 162 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,532
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Mitt Romney, VP Ron Paul (42%, 651 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (5%, 78 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (53%, 814 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,543
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Newt Gingrich, VP Rick Santorum (8%, 118 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (10%, 161 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (82%, 1,277 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,556
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Rick Santorum, VP Newt Gingrich (8%, 118 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (10%, 157 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (82%, 1,260 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,534
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Newt Gingrich, VP Ron Paul (46%, 725 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (6%, 92 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (48%, 775 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,589
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Newt Gingrich, VP Sarah Palin (7%, 115 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (11%, 163 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (82%, 1,262 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,540
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Rand Paul, VP Gary Johnson (87%, 1,339 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (3%, 40 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (10%, 154 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,533
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Ron Paul, VP Gary Johnson (98%, 1,489 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (1%, 17 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (1%, 18 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,523
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Ron Paul, VP Newt Gingrich (84%, 1,793 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (2%, 38 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (14%, 300 Votes)
Total Voters: 2,131
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Mitt Romney, VP Rand Paul (33%, 639 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (6%, 125 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (61%, 1,192 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,956
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Newt Gingrich, VP Rand Paul (23%, 370 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (6%, 95 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (71%, 1,127 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,592
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Rick Santorum, VP Michele Bachmann (5%, 85 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (10%, 161 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (85%, 1,340 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,585
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Ron Paul, VP Dennis Kucinich (96%, 1,598 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (1%, 14 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (3%, 52 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,663
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Mitt Romney, VP Tim Pawlenty (6%, 89 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (7%, 108 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (87%, 1,307 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,504
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Ron Paul, VP Mitt Romney (89%, 1,376 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (1%, 22 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (10%, 155 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,553
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Newt Gingrich, VP Herman Cain (6%, 95 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (9%, 142 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (85%, 1,288 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,525
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Ron Paul, VP Andrew Napolitano (98%, 1,658 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (1%, 16 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (1%, 21 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,693
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Rand Paul, VP Ron Paul (92%, 1,417 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (2%, 30 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (6%, 88 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,535
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Ron Paul, VP Rand Paul (97%, 1,650 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (1%, 18 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (2%, 26 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,694
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Ron Paul, VP Jesse Ventura (95%, 1,494 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (1%, 16 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (4%, 63 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,573
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Ron Paul, VP Sarah Palin (85%, 1,394 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (4%, 58 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (11%, 196 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,648
Loading ...If the following were the only options available in the 2012 General Election, who would you vote for?
- GOP: Pres. Rand Paul, VP Mitt Romney (70%, 1,081 Votes)
- Dems: Pres. Barack Obama, VP Joe Biden (4%, 69 Votes)
- I wouldn't vote at all or I might vote third party (26%, 388 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,538
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In responce to tonight’s Obama state of the nation: When government tries to help everyone, they end up helping no one. I heard a lot of what the government can do for us, but no details on how it’s being paid for. Balance the budget and then we can talk about your new government agency. Interesting ongoing debate on should the 15% capital gains tax be raised. One can argue that the original money has already been taxed and that it is a double tax. After 10 years though and continuously making most of your money on capital gains, I do see a problem. Instead of raising this tax, I say drop the income tax to 15% and cut the budget. Or better yet, 0% (Paul’s plan)
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In the poll when I did not see Ron or Rand as president I picked Obama. Why you may ask. Well it did not tell me if Ron or Rand would be running as a third party. I would vote it they would run in a third party. If they do not and I have no good choice, I want to get the financial collapse to come as soon as possible and Obama to get the blame he deserves. I understand Austrian economics and the business cycle and I just want this thing over.
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Please, please, please Mr. Paul,
If you do not get the GOP nomination (voting & hoping you do), please run on an Independent ticket. We have to have a way to let our voices be heard.
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Newt Gingrich is being a lying chameleon to do his best to win over the Ron Paul support. = Have we not learned enough from Newt’s past to not EVER trust him?
We should only vote for Ron Paul, because compromises with the untrustworthy will get us nowhere.
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I’m afraid I have to agree. We can plug Rand in later, to carry on the reconstruction
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Not so. A vote for Gingrich will get you another Obama, Romney might be almost as bad. Ron Paul is the man we need. Don’t compromise – that’s how we got to where we are now.
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Thanks for deleting my comment!
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The voting-machines are fixed, don’t ever think that that is not the case!!! Fixed fixed fixed Your whole country is fixed Every country in the world is fixed Wake up!! Let’s do something about it before it’s too late….. Ron Paul is the best answer for now and from there we can start (a worldwide) revolution… Without violence…. History has pointed out all the time that a violent revolution will eventually lead to another one… Film the people who voted Ron Paul after they just voted for him in the machines and ask them to do it again on film (my guess would be that Ron Paul voters are not unwilling to do this) At least you have a record of (the minimum number) of votes for the honest man and you can always go to court if they don’t match with the official votes for him… We MUST make an effort to change the pathetic stuff which is going on in the world right now America is a good place to start Willy-Nilly Good luck there in Uncle Sam’s country haha Love, peace and most of all freedom and non-tension from Bommie (born in Holland, living in China)
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Give it a rest. We know. you cut and paste this same thing everywhere
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Go fuck yourself borg.
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I would vote for a Paul/Johnson or Paul/Napolitano ticket. Maybe even Paul/Huntsman or Paul/Ventura or Paul/Kucinich
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Vote for the man not the party. Stick to your principles and his ideology. Don’t settle for anything less. If it’s not Ron Paul, then protest by not voting at all! Do not succumb to what the MSM shoves down your throat!
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Fox cuts off Ron Paul as he starts to talk about media treatment after last debate.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyhTrWNk-aA&feature=related
This is how the Establishment Scum treat Our President. This is a spit in the face to every Liberty loving American and everyone who supports Ron Paul.
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Ooooohhh yeah, I forgot to say Jesse Ventura in my post as well. Could you IMAGINE the shitstorm the elites in this country would be having if Paul/Kucinich, Paul/Ventura, or Paul/Napolitano get elected?!??!?!?! I’m coming just thinking about it. 2012 PEOPLE!!!!
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Dude….are these polls for fuckin* real?!?!? All these choices suck. Where are the Paul/Kucinich, Paul/Nader, Paul/Sanders, Paul/Nader, Paul/Napolitano choices?!!?!? I love Ron Paul, but if ANY of these nutsacks Palin, Gingrich, Romney, etc are his VP, I won’t vote for him. I choose Ron Paul specifically because he’s NOT any of those dipshits. Ron Paul, choose me, Chris Ingrassia, as your VP. We’ll change the world. I swear on my life.
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VP Sarah Palin? Really? What if something happened and she became the president? Seriously people, do some thinking here. I’d rather vote Libertarian than to even CONSIDER that…
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If you continue to vote based on what someone tells you about who can beat who, then you will end up with another s*** sandwich, just like last time. I know, I voted for Obama just so McCain wouldn’t win (just as many thousands of others did) and look what happened there. If your heart tells you Libertarian or Third party, then vote that way!
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I would take PAUL/JOHNSON
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It is people like you with your rhetoric that make this foolish left-right para-dime thrive. I vote for the right candidate and if RON PAUL isn’t on the ballot I will never vow to support a liar and crook as ALL the other GOP candidates are. Why do you think all republicans are good? STOP voting for parties wake up and support the person, their ideas and what they stand for it’s the only way this country will advert to the correct path. RON PAUL 2012
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I agree the goal isn’t to beat Obama, the goal is to get Ron Paul elected
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@Pat123 ” STOP voting for parties wake up and support the person, their ideas and what they stand for ” ABSOLUTELY CORRECT! RON PAUL is my president
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If I had to pick between Newt, Santorum and Romney for Paul’s running mate I’d pick Santorum simply because he has the least amount of bagage and I like that he wants 0% corporate tax for manufacturing. (I’m in Detroit so that would help) I definately think there are other better choices out there… I like the Gary Johnson- also that pick seems to be getting the most votes. Palin would be a mistake, unless you are trying to improve SNL ratings. If Paul was someone’s VP, I’d probably still vote for that ticket in order to oust Obama and respect Paul. W/O Paul, I would not vote for Romney or Newt just to beat Obama. I MIGHT vote for a loan Santorum if it’s him against Obama and I’m not impressed with the 3rd party choices. Honestly though, I don’t expect Paul to agree to be anyone’s VP. It wouldn’t be like him. PAUL definately has my vote regardless.
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I have been a democrat all my life, BUT I will vote for Ron Paul for president on any ticket, with anyone as his running mate EXCEPT Sarah Palin. I have no respect for the woman, and would have to seriously question Dr. Paul’s motives if he chose her as his running mate. I think, like so many have already stated, it would be like serving up a deliscious, perfectly cooked steak with a giant steaming pile of dung on top of it. Thank you.
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I tell ya, Losers comes in goes – and good thing about loser that they know their type and endorse another loser. Great – Prick Perry is out one less loser to listen to in the debate time (more time for Dr. Paul)
****Dr. Ron Paul for 2012****
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Pres Ron Paul VP Sara Palin ,Gingrich or Santorum – yak
I am sorry to to put it this way but would ever mix the best food in town with some dudu and still vote for it the best food and eat it too? I am sorry again but this how disgusting some of the list is.
lets not mix Dr. Paul with with some of these dum brains.
if any of these join Ron Paul in any way, I’ll regret my support for Dr. Paul.
****Ron Paul 2012****
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I take that back. I wasn’t paying attention
“”if any of these join Ron Paul in any way, I’ll regret my support for Dr. Paul.”"
Except for Gary Johnson
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Somewhat of a pointless exercise here – I don’t believe for a second that Ron Paul would select any of these sell outs as his VP! How about the idea of knocking down the fence and inviting someone like Dennis Kucinich to run as VP?
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Reportedly, there is NO gold in fort Knox
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Any globalist scum as a VP is unacceptable, nobody wants another JFK situation, that would make it way too easy for the establishment. The VP MUST be as much of a patriot as Ron Paul, or this whole excersize is for naught. Ventura is a patriot and is excellent insurance on Ron Paul keeping lead out of his diet. Rand Paul needs to stay where he is, he will need to mentor all of the new liberty and freedom loving senators spawned from movements like GOOOH, replacing the existing traitorous NWO compromised trash. Kucinich makes mostly good decisions with regards to voting pro Constitution, but may not be completely sold out to liberty, and with a british citizen as a spouse, seems to be a good person, may be a covert operative, and would definitely have significant undue influence over Kucinich. Napolitano seems to have his head screwed on right so would be a green light as well in VP capacity.
Highly rated. What do you think?
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I forgot to mention another green light for Gary Johnson as VP. His record as a Libertarian and vetoeing NWO trash legislation is pretty awesome.
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Here here, I concure.
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No offence to anyone, but I will vote 3rd party if Romney/Santorum/Perry/Noot Paul’s his running mate. JFK would happen all over again. On the other hand, a Paul/Napolitano or Paul/Kucinich or Paul/Paul ticket would be great because I know they are all men of integrity. I cannot stand most liberals, most being the key word. However, I have respect for Kucinich and I believe that if he were Paul’s runningmate he would defeat OhBombYa by a landslide and the lefties and righties would be happy.
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@FreedomIsAbsolute “OhBomYa” LOVE IT!
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Paper money was invented by Benjamin Franklin who invented the printing press. Gold has been valued by Humans for various reasons for thousands of years. The current stardard of Gold value is based on its electrical conductivity within cell phones and computers. So, we should always value and protect what we have in Fort Knocks. This is our future.
When paper money was invented by Benjamin Franklin a revolution in labor representation took hold. Then the colonies realized that it was each citizen labors mental or physical effort that made mediums of exchange valuable. This is how the original 13 colonies took off economically and their GDP exceeded imports from Europe. The colonies paper money became so powerful that Benjamin Franklin had to invent the first ‘water mark’ to fight counterfeiting. The first water mark was a leaf off a tree since there are no two alike. Eventually the Crown had to outlaw colonial currency and send in mercenaries that which started the US Revolution. Research and find the facts to what I am saying. This is the power the merchant families wanted to steal and use for themselves, the successes of the original paper money of the original 13 colonies. Thus came the Federal Reserve System of NO proper representation. Try Me!
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@DouglasCLLC Are you kidding me?! Benjamin Franklin invented the printing press?! Paper money?! Whatever came after that in your message was lost on me after I read it. Man, Google is just one click away.
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no reason as to why? What view do you consider to make him a bag of nuts?
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Will direct vote as Ron Paul asks, expecting that Dr. Paul will make the best decision for the advancement of freedom. If he is not on, and does not direct, I will vote Libertarian or write Dr. Paul in.
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i would be very disappointed if there was a bait and switch where all of a sudden rand goes for president. would prefer ron paul with any vp or mitt romney with almost any vp. as for the rest of them, i’d rather for sure have 4 more bad years with obama, than potentially 8 bad years with one of the other geniuses, personally though, if rand is for president, and ron for vp, that would mean I’ve been wrong about ron paul being a straight shooter, and it would probably cost them my vote
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I think Judge is hands down the best, I remember taking one of the polls before and I voted for Kucinich but I’ve had some time to reflect on it since then and I think Judge is the only one who would continue the sincerity of this campaign. I like Rand as well, but I think he’d do better for everything if he kept Congress in check and helped passed some key legislation, or help repeal a bunch of stuff
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I think Judge is hands down the best, I remember taking one of the polls before and I voted for Kucinich but I’ve had some time to reflect on it since then and I think Judge is the only one who would continue the sincerity of this campaign. I like Rand as well, but I think he’d do better for everything if he kept Congress in check and helped passed some key legislation, or help repeal a bunch of stuff
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and Jesse Ventura seems like a good choice, but for the love of God if anything happened to Ron Paul then I’m afraid Ventura’s hot-headedness would fuck some shit up, love the man, but he makes the sanity of our cause for liberty look kinda insane
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@SpectreMadrigal I agree about Rand. And I admit I kinda switch back and forth between Kucinich and the Judge. Maybe the Judge would bring in more votes than Kucinich I don’t know. But Dennis is a lot like Paul and he’s really has balls too. But does anyone on here know if a father and son in the whitehouse is even legal?
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@standrkm@SpectreMadrigal
The judge is great, but hands down Paul would get more votes with a kucinich ticket. It would be a winning ticket for both sides of the isle left & right. + VP’s don’t have any influence over policy making, they’re just a face piece.
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@FreedomIsAbsolute@SpectreMadrigal I just figured that since the Judge was on tv that he might attract more support than Kucinich. I didn’t follow Dennis much when he was running but I saw a debate and heard a few speeches and he is really great. I’d love to see Paul-Kucinich, man that would be a dream come true.
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Can there really be a father and son in the whitehouse together? I like Rand but he still might need some more experience in my opinion. Ventura would be better in charge of homeland security lol. Nepolitano is a great guy but I would rather see Kucinich and Paul together in the house. The guys are good friends and they have already picked eachother for the job in numerous past interviews. It’s sad though because it seems choosing a VP now is like a popularity contest. You choose whoever gets you teh most votes. That’s why the other guys are still in the race. They want to get a lil more popularity in hopes that Romney will pick ‘em up. (which won’t happen)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjaMLuOpj38
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJcnoDfFWhM&feature=related
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I would vote for any of those combinations against Obama
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President Ron Paul, Vice President Ross Perot! FTW!
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@MikeWynne I liked Ross Perot when he ran, but he proved to be something of chiken when he backed out due to threats. No guts no glory.
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Someone actually said they would vote Santorum and Bachmann. When That day comes I’m quitting school and try to have as much fun as I can before we all die of nuclear war.
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@iNucky20 I’m with you there, brother
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRaDxiWjSdE&feature=related
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I choose Ron Paul as the presidential poll and Rand as the VP.
Heaven help us should Ron Paul not be the president, the choice I have to lead our nation is Rand Paul, with the VP being Jesse Ventura. I know though in my heart of hearts that our nation is in need of the great Ron Paul to turn our country in the direction we need to turn. Rand Paul knows of the same values as this great man. Jesse Ventura is also someone that stands for not rolling with the status quo. He’s constantly actively questioning the big brother theorem and does so with staunch vigor.
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@kylefinnesand Paul/Paul hadde vore litt søtt da. Pussig at dei ikkje har reglar mot sånt i USA, slik me har i Noreg.
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@MortenElster Regler mot hva? At slekt kan være på samme valgseddel?
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@kylefinnesand At nær slekt kan vera i regjeringa. Grunnlova § 12, fjerde ledd.
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@MortenElster Vel, den dagen vi får republikk så bør P/VP kunne velges uansett om de er i familie. Folket bestemmer. Statsråder utpekes.
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@kylefinnesand Meir demokratisk om folket får velja friare, ja. Men særleg i store land kan det vera behov for vern mot utvikling av dynasti
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@kylefinnesand Å herre, tenk deg Santorum/Bachmann som den endelege lista. Uuææh.
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@MortenElster Santorum/Bachmann… *grøss*
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I’d vote for just about any of these against Obama … except NOT Mitt Romney who is in FAVOR of NDAA – sickening. If that were my only choice, I would not vote.
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@PatPorter Was everyone asked that question? I don’t remember the other answers if they were (except RP – we KNOW what his answer is
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@greatshades@PatPorter
NDAA was brought up in the debate last night.
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@PatPorter Yes, I heard Romney’s outrageous reply but I don’t recall hearing the others. I was probably stuck in the outrage and just didn’t hear them.
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@PatPorter You can always write in Ron Paul
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how about Judge Napolitano for Cabinet -Department of Justice?
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Pres. Ron Paul, VP Dennis Kucinich
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Good point! I like Paul-Paul but I also like Rand stepping up to follow his Dad. Besides, I like Ron Paul-Andrew Napolitano, too
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@greatshades i worry about Rand’s foreign policy.
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@logicjbr Why? Is it significantly different than his Dad”s?
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@greatshades if i’m not mistaken, i’ve heard him say he does believe we need some sort of presence around the world. And i agree with him; just don’t think it should be a military presence. Rand I think, buys into the terrorist threat a little more than I would say Ron does.
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@logicjbr I guess I haven’t heard that yet. I agree that we need to make ourselves known around the world but it should be diplomatically not militarily, IMO. We will need to have people promoting the positive changes and the return to the Constitution, under Ron Paul. We need to out-create our currently crappy image.
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@greatshades@logicjbr I think Rand have sometime before he reaches to what Ron Paul stands for. Rand stood differently on the issue of Mosque in New York compare to his dad Ron Paul last year. I don’t believe his constitution knowledge is as robust as Ron Paul.
*****Ron Paul for 2012*****
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I would like to see a Ron Paul vp Jim Demint ticket
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I wouldn’t want Rand Paul to be VP, then in 2020 he won’t be able to run for president and continue the change for constitutional limited government. Yes, Ron Paul would make a huge impact in his 2 terms of being president, but why not let it continue with his son being president. Beside I think Ron would like him to stay in the Senate to give him more support in the senate and help to get bill passed.
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@stbartels12 He could run in 2020. The 22nd Amendment Directly adresses the President, NOT the VP. H.W Bush was VP 8 years and President 4.
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I would rather see Judge Nepalitano as a Supreme Justice than VP
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