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Title: Ron Paul Is Getting A Chuck Norris Like Reputation
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Published: Sep 7, 2011
Author: Sayo
Post Date: 2011-09-07 20:13:23 by A K A Stone
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1. Ron Paul took a lie detector test. The lie detector tapped out.
2. Ron Paul is an element on the periodic table.
3. Ron Paul could lead a horse to water AND convince it to drink, but he doesn't believe the government has the right to so he refuses.
4. King Midas shook hands with Ron Paul once. Nothing happened.
5. Studies by the World Health Organization show that Ron Paul is the leading cause of freedom among men.
6. Ron Paul wasn't born. He liberated himself from the womb.
7. The chief export of Ron Paul is liberty.
8. When fascism goes to sleep at night, it checks under the bed for Ron Paul.
9. Ron Paul eats Total Gyms for breakfast.
10. If Ron Paul had lived in Sparta, the movie would have been called "1".
11.When Chuck Norris gets scared, he goes to Ron Paul.
12.Ron Paul lost his virginity to Susan B. Anthony.
13.Ron Paul doesn't cut taxes, He kills them with his bare hands.
14.Ron Paul delivers babies without his hands. He simply reads them the Bill of Rights and they crawl out in anticipation of freedom.
15.If you pull Ron Paul's finger, a band will march by playing Yankee Doodle Dandy.
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#1. To: A K A Stone (#0)
Ron Paul once counted to infinity...twice!
That Rick Perry guy kicked ass...I don't like him. Bachmann had big hair...by design. That is all.
Ron Paul is an embarrassment, and his ego driven campaigning for POTUS takes up valuable time. I've got a better chance winning both the GOP nomination, AND the general election cycle than this increasingly incoherent, arrogant, crank.
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
I don't think Bachman can or will win the nomination. Perry supporeted Al Gore. That waa right after Reagan. Romney governed as a liberal Rebpulican. I for one am not voting for any Rinos. So if Ron Paul doesn't win I will have to vote third party. So you folks that don't support Ron Paul better get on board unless you want 4 more years of Obama. People who call themselves Republicans but don't support Ron Paul. You know what that tells me. It tells me that constitutional domestic issues are trumped by the desire for wars with other countries.
Not sure I agree with your premise regarding "RINOS" It seems, based on the performance of elected republicans, that the GOP favors big government, big donors, big social programs, open borders and killing large numbers of people. That defines a republican. The RINO is Ron Paul - just my opinion - "So if Ron Paul doesn't win I will have to vote third party." Ron Paul is the only "republican" I will vote for - if he is not the gop candidate - I will vote for gridlock. So you folks that don't support Ron Paul better get on board unless you want 4 more years of Obama. Just wait until sarah palin jumps into the race as the "tea party candidate"
I get your point about Ron Paul being a Rino. But I am talking about the real Republicans not the pretenders who took over.
Who do you think won the Republican debate at the Reagan library? Who do you think won the GOP debate? Results with 969 short comments Total of 151,725 votes - click on the "Display Comments" bar below to sort comments Ron Paul 51.8% (78,650 votes) Mitt Romney 16.6% (25,148 votes) Rick Perry 13.8% (20,949 votes) Jon Huntsman 6.8% (10,336 votes) Newt Gingrich 4.6% (6,979 votes) Herman Cain 3.3% (4,984 votes) Michele Bachmann 2.1% (3,152 votes) Rick Santorum 1% (1,527 votes)
Funny, from what I was listening to this morning, NOBODY mentioned this question... You KNOW I'm holding my breath, waiting for that news to hit the MSM... Total of 158,495 votes - click on the "Display Comments" bar below to sort comments To:Skippy, toe-jam, old man Fred Alzheimers Mertz, _jim, loonymom/ming, e-type-jackoff, goober56, Wrek, calcon, dummy DwarF, continental op, Biff, gobsheit and meguro From: Capitalist Eric Message: You're SOCIALIST morons. ESAD. Actually the GOP as the party now representing the elite and big business IS the original version. And why it was so unpopular for most of it's history.
Stone..seriously, after 45 minutes, Ron Paul was having trouble speaking COHERENTLY. Forget what he was saying, go back and just watch him stutter, watch as he struggles to focus. I think the man is brilliant in many aspects. But I damn sure don't want him anywhere near the Oval Office except for a photo op. He's so far past his prime it actually became painful to watch and hear him in the last 30 minutes last night. As for how any of them 'governed'...my friend, we are so far past 'conservative' or 'liberal' at this moment as a nation. You know I'm a conservative on almost every topic you can name...but we don't have the time or luxuary for 'ideology'. We have to get back to BUSINESS, and in a hurry. This country is bleeding out financially, the average American is now frightened when they consider their personal future five years out, let alone in retirement, if they even still believe they'll be able to 'retire'. Ron Paul has ZERO CHANCE of being elected to anything, anything at all outside of his weird district in Texas. He's a political cult leader, thats it. Thats not to say he isn't right on a few things. He is. But he's so far wrong on some very big issues its truly stunning he's on that stage as a nominee.
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
You KNOW I'm holding my breath, waiting for that news to hit the MSM... I was surprised at those results as it seemed only a few questions went to Ron Paul. The bulk of the time was spent, unsurprisingly, with Perry and Romney. Paul did have some good lines. PAUL: Absolutely. And it would help the poor, the people who need a job. The minimum wage is a mandate. We're against mandates, so why should we have it? No, it would be very beneficial. But I was trying to get your attention a little while ago. There's eight of us up here. I'm a physician, but you sure weren't going to ask me any medical question. But I would like to address that just a little bit. First off, you know, the governor of Texas criticized the governor of Massachusetts for Romneycare, but he wrote a really fancy letter supporting Hillarycare. So we probably ought to ask him about that. But mandates, that's what the whole society is about. That's what we do all the time. That's what government does: mandate, mandate, mandate. And what we -- we talk so much about the Obama mandate, which is very important, but what about Medicare? Isn't that a mandate? Everything we do is a mandate. So this is why you have to look at this at the cause of liberty. We don't need the government running our lives. And I -- I do want to address the subject of $2 oil or gasoline, because I can do it much better than that. I can get you a gallon of gasoline for a dime. HARRIS: Time. Time. Thank you, Congressman. PAUL: Well, I've got to finish the sentence. You didn't give me time before. (CROSSTALK) HARRIS: These are rules that all of you agreed to that Brian... ROMNEY: Let's hear that. (CROSSTALK) HARRIS: Finish the sentence, or you're all done? PAUL: OK, I'm going to finish the sentence then. HARRIS: Quickly, please. PAUL: OK, you can buy a gallon of gasoline today for a silver dime. A silver dime is worth $3.50. It's all about inflation and too many regulations. HARRIS: Good. Thank you, sir. - - - WILLIAMS: Well, let me ask you about something else. It's related in a way, has to do with Mother Nature. Before the broadcast, Senator Santorum's got flooding today in Pennsylvania, Governor Perry is just back from the wildfires, out east, a Category 1 laid waste to entire areas. There's standing water tonight in Paterson, New Jersey, many of the towns around where I live, eight days without power. We had people eating in outdoor and public parks because the supermarkets were closed down. The question is, federal aid, something like FEMA, if you object to what its become, how it's run, your position is to -- is to remove it, take it away, abolish it. What happens in its absence? PAUL: Well, what happened before 1979? We didn't have FEMA. And that -- FEMA just conditioned people to build where they shouldn't be building. We lose the market effect of that. But, yeah, my position is, we should have never had it. There's a much better way of doing it. I mean, this whole idea that the federal government can deal with weather and anything in the world, just got to throw a government there -- FEMA's broke. They're $20 billion in debt. But I'm not for saying tomorrow close it down. A lot of people pay the insurance. I work real hard to make it work, and I did that in my district, too. But I'll tell you how we should do it. We're spending -- believe it or not, this blew my mind when I read this -- $20 billion a year for air conditioning in Afghanistan and Iraq in the tents over there and all the air conditioning. Cut that $20 billion out, bring in -- take $10 off the debt, and put $10 into FEMA or whoever else needs it, child health care or whatever. But I'll tell you what, if we did that and took the air conditioning out of the Green Zone, our troops would come home, and that would make me happy. (APPLAUSE)
Good stuff.
To:Skippy, toe-jam, old man Fred Alzheimers Mertz, _jim, loonymom/ming, e-type-jackoff, goober56, Wrek, calcon, dummy DwarF, continental op, Biff, gobsheit and meguro From: Capitalist Eric Message: You're SOCIALIST morons. ESAD. I love Ron Paul. I volunteered for him in 1988. But he is looking more and more decrepit every day. He's not a young man. He's not going to be elected President. Who is his heir apparent? It could have been Gary Johnson who was the Governor of New Mexico. Unfortunately, because Paul is in the race, Johnson isn't showing up in the polls so he isn't invited to the debates.
Ron Paul is a great, honorable man. But he has never been a good public speaker. Never. I also had a hard time following his train of thought last night. After his last couple of debate performances, I suspect that his age is also playing a factor here. He's aged a lot in the last 4 years. He hasn't looked good on stage at all this year. I feel sad, but we all get old. I think it was a mistake for Paul to run this year. He should have endorsed Gary Johnson.
He's aged a lot in the last 4 years. He hasn't looked good on stage at all this year. I feel sad, but we all get old. I think it was a mistake for Paul to run this year. Full agreement on this. The simple fact is this is another vanity run by Ron Paul, nothing more, nothing less. He knows he has absolutely no chance of being elected, he knows he has no chance of being taken seriously by anyone beyond the cult of personality, such as it is, that worships him. Said to the wife, 'you know, he's right on more than a few issues' last night while we watched....less than ten seconds later he began ranting a border fence could be used to 'keep us all in'....and we both broke up laughing.
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
Riiight...why on earth would he ***think*** that? America...My Kind Of Place... "I truly am not that concerned about [bin Laden]..." "THE MILITIA IS COMING!!! THE MILITIA IS COMING!!!" I lurk to see if someone other than Myst or Pookie posts anything...
No, this is not a vanity run. Unlike most politicians, Ron Paul actually believes in something. His decades in office have shown him that very few other people can be trusted to follow their rhetoric. Ron Paul is running to educate others. He has had a huge impact. Who besides Ron Paul has been pushing for an audit of the secretive operations of the Federal Reserve over the last few years? No one. Now, everyone is on board with shedding some light on their operations to make them more transparent and accountable.
It's a dream. Sitting on the couch watching Ron Paul TV with 'the wife'. No wonder you drink.
------------------------------------- Sorry, actually the last two times have been nothing but vanity runs. Everything you say he could have done without another absurd campaign for President.
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Oh Biffy, its so sad you are alone. Not the least surprising, but sad.
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
You laugh at someone who remembers the Berlin wall. You have a bad memory. What makes you think what happened there can't happen here?
ranting a border fence could be used to 'keep us all in'....and we both broke up laughing. You laugh at someone who remembers the Berlin wall. You have a bad memory. What makes you think what happened there can't happen here? Besides a fully armed civilian population, a military specifically indoctrinated against acting on illegal orders, not to mention the fact that despite the insane spending habits there is no other country within walking or driving distance better to be in then here? Oh gee, nothing Stone....(eyes rolling)
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
Tell that to Michael New. Or do you support UN logos on our troops.? Tell that to the people who went to war without a constitutionally required declaration of war. They didn't pass a declaration of war. They passed a general law to use the U.S. Military to enforce UN resolutions.
Will do, get him registered here. None of what you post here has anything to do with the insane assertion Ron Paul made that he's against securing the border effectively because it could be used to 'keep you in'. Nobody is FLEEING, Stone. Which is what was happening before the Berlin Wall, which is WHY IT WAS BUILT. This goes directly to the heart of Ron Paul's insanity. He's made ridiculous comparisions to the Cold War era twice in the last month, neither of which are remotely valid. The other one was his assertion that the Soviet Union's nuclear arsenal during the Cold War was comparable to Iran's desire to obtain a nuclear weapon.
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
A wall of such length as that required by the US-Mexico border is not a practical solution. We need to build a strong, reliable system to enable employers to verify the legal authorization of someone to obtain employment within the United States, and accompany that with strong enough penalties against the employer to discourage hiring illegal employees. Build it and they will leave.
A wall of such length as that required by the US-Mexico border is not a practical solution. We need to build a strong, reliable system to enable employers to verify the legal authorization of someone to obtain employment within the United States, and accompany that with strong enough penalties against the employer to discourage hiring illegal employees. Build it and they will leave. We agree on this. The fact is much of the terrain doesn't require a much of a physical barrier at all. And I've said for years penalties for corporations hiring illegals should be criminal in nature, and apply to CEO's, CFO's, and COO's. Substantial civil penalties for anyone on the Board of Directors not also among the previous 3 I cite here. And a 100% tax on the previous years profits and the year the offense was discovered. btw, we already have a strong, verifiable system for ensuring the applicants are legal. There just isn't any penalty for not using it worht mentioning.
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
I believe it has been shown to be quite unreliable. They have to clean up the database and verify its accuracy.
What issues?
Don't expect badeye to actually make a coherent argument. He just knee-jerks into words like "kook" or "nut" to describe RP. It's a personal thing for him, you see......
To:Skippy, toe-jam, old man Fred Alzheimers Mertz, _jim, loonymom/ming, e-type-jackoff, goober56, Wrek, calcon, dummy DwarF, continental op, Biff, gobsheit and meguro From: Capitalist Eric Message: You're SOCIALIST morons. ESAD. Have you ever BEEN to the FSU? Did you have ANY basis of experience, for the statements you make, or are you simply blowing smoke out your ass??? You're buying the propaganda that's being fed to you, and don't recognize that we're rapidly going into police-state mode. Those of us who've been around see what's happening. GO there, spend some REAL time there (several months, at least), talk with the locals, and then you'll have a foundation for your statements.
To:Skippy, toe-jam, old man Fred Alzheimers Mertz, _jim, loonymom/ming, e-type-jackoff, goober56, Wrek, calcon, dummy DwarF, continental op, Biff, gobsheit and meguro From: Capitalist Eric Message: You're SOCIALIST morons. ESAD. Well, what happened before 1979? We didn't have FEMA. No, Ron Paul has never been a good public speaker. Never. But these were the two of the three most interesting points in the debate last night (the other being Paul's assertion about barb wire and machine guns on the border coming back to haunt us). Neo-cons just don't get it. They are stupid as leftists. Oh wait, most neo- cons started off in life as leftists. Doh!!!
This from someone who lives in Ohio.
All you need is a driver's license and Social Security card to get a job. Many state governments enable illegals to get drivers' licenses. There is a huge black market for Social Security cards. So, on top of the world's most complicated tax code and regulatory structure, that are crushing business, you now also want to jail CEOs, CFO's and COO's for hiring people with driver's licenses and Social Security cards, that maybe might be illegal. This will be another reason for businesses not to hire anyone and instead move their operations to Mexico. Welcome to Obama-land. Have fun.
Did neo-cons change or did they merely re-label themselves to defeat conservatives from within and control both sides of the public debate? Ron Paul lacks great rhetorical skill but, on the other hand, he does not sound like an actor with good hair delivering lines from a script written by a handler.
The fact is much of the terrain doesn't require a much of a physical barrier at all. This from someone who lives in Ohio. Ah...and your point? Its based upon my profession, JW. There are vast tracts where a physical barrier (one that actually makes it difficult to cross) isn't whats called for due to the terrain, either on the exact 'border' or due to whats beyond it on our side of it. Its more effective to put up signage, and cover it with drones/camera's/etc in terms of cost and in terms of security.
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
Many state governments enable illegals to get drivers' licenses. There is a huge black market for Social Security cards. Do you know WHY there is a 'huge black market' for Social Security cards? Because we don't require employers to spend 45 cents to verify the number/card provided by applicants. And thats a 50% mark up of the cost btw. Takes 30 seconds or less to get back the report, btw. So that blows out of the water everything you wrote AFTER this question, JW.
Proxy IP's are amusing.....lmao
That's an excellent point. Some of them did change their opinion on some things, but in two fundamental areas, they are still leftists. First, both leftists and neo-cons still believe that the ends justify the means. So they will do anything to get what they want. We saw this with the lies that they neo-cons told while trying to justify the invasion of Iraq. Conservatives don't believe that the ends justify the means. Second, both leftists and neo-cons resort to character assassination of the most vile kind when they are losing an argument. If you disagree with a leftist, you will be attacked as a racist, sexist, or homophobe. If you disagree with a neo- con, you will be attacked as an anti-Semite, just ask Ron Paul and Pat Buchanan about this. You are correct, some neo-cons may have changed some of their views when they abandoned the Democrat party, but fundamentally, they are still leftists.
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#3. To: A K A Stone (#0)
#4. To: Badeye (#3)
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#5. To: A K A Stone (#4)
I for one am not voting for any Rinos.
#6. To: Jameson (#5)
#7. To: A K A Stone (#6)
#8. To: nolu chan (#7)
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Ron Paul 52.5%(83,133 votes)
Mitt Romney 16.3%(25,879 votes)
Rick Perry 13.7%(21,706 votes)
Jon Huntsman 6.7%(10,642 votes)
Newt Gingrich 4.5%(7,183 votes)
Herman Cain 3.2%(5,147 votes)
Michele Bachmann 2%(3,236 votes)
Rick Santorum 1%(1,569 votes)
#9. To: A K A Stone (#6)
I get your point about Ron Paul being a Rino. But I am talking about the real Republicans not the pretenders who took over.
#10. To: A K A Stone (#4)
So you folks that don't support Ron Paul better get on board unless you want 4 more years of Obama.
#11. To: Capitalist Eric (#8)
unny, from what I was listening to this morning, NOBODY mentioned this question...
HARRIS: Thank you. Congressman Paul, another question from a Politico reader. Do you advocate getting rid of the minimum wage? Would that create more jobs?
#12. To: nolu chan (#11)
#13. To: A K A Stone (#0)
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The hippies wanted peace and love. We wanted Ferraris, blondes and switchblades. -- Alice Cooper
#14. To: Badeye (#10)
Stone..seriously, after 45 minutes, Ron Paul was having trouble speaking COHERENTLY. Forget what he was saying, go back and just watch him stutter, watch as he struggles to focus.
The hippies wanted peace and love. We wanted Ferraris, blondes and switchblades. -- Alice Cooper
#15. To: jwpegler (#14)
After his last couple of debate performances, I suspect that his age is also playing a factor here.
#16. To: Badeye (#15)
Said to the wife, 'you know, he's right on more than a few issues' last night while we watched....less than ten seconds later he began ranting a border fence could be used to 'keep us all in'....and we both broke up laughing.
--GW Bush
--Sarah Palin's version of "The Midnight Ride of Paul revere"
#17. To: Badeye (#15)
(Edited)
The hippies wanted peace and love. We wanted Ferraris, blondes and switchblades. -- Alice Cooper
#18. To: Badeye (#15)
Why don't you make like a tree and get out of here?
#19. To: jwpegler (#17)
No, this is not a vanity run.
#20. To: Biff Tannen (#18)
#21. To: Badeye (#15)
ranting a border fence could be used to 'keep us all in'....and we both broke up laughing.
#22. To: A K A Stone (#21)
#23. To: Badeye (#22)
indoctrinated against acting on illegal orders
#24. To: A K A Stone (#23)
#25. To: A K A Stone, Badeye (#21)
#26. To: nolu chan (#25)
#27. To: Badeye (#26)
btw, we already have a strong, verifiable system for ensuring the applicants are legal. There just isn't any penalty for not using it worht mentioning.
#28. To: Badeye (#10)
But he's so far wrong on some very big issues its truly stunning he's on that stage as a nominee.
#29. To: We The People (#28)
#30. To: Badeye (#24)
He's made ridiculous comparisions to the Cold War era twice in the last month, neither of which are remotely valid.
#31. To: nolu chan (#11)
ou can buy a gallon of gasoline today for a silver dime. A silver dime is worth $3.50. It's all about inflation and too many regulations.
Anything that the government does today to help us can and will be used in the future to hurt us -- jwpegler
#32. To: Badeye (#26)
The fact is much of the terrain doesn't require a much of a physical barrier at all.
Anything that the government does today to help us can and will be used in the future to hurt us -- jwpegler
#33. To: Badeye (#26)
(Edited)
The fact is much of the terrain doesn't require a much of a physical barrier at all. And I've said for years penalties for corporations hiring illegals should be criminal in nature, and apply to CEO's, CFO's, and COO's.
Anything that the government does today to help us can and will be used in the future to hurt us -- jwpegler
#34. To: jwpegler (#31)
Neo-cons just don't get it. They are stupid as leftists. Oh wait, most neo- cons started off in life as leftists. Doh!!!
#35. To: jwpegler (#32)
#36. To: jwpegler (#33)
All you need is a driver's license and Social Security card to get a job.
#37. To: nolu chan (#34)
Did neo-cons change or did they merely re-label themselves to defeat conservatives from within and control both sides of the public debate?
Anything that the government does today to help us can and will be used in the future to hurt us -- jwpegler
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