Exclusive: Ron Paul to make third party run on Constitution Party ticket

Modern Conservative ^ | Christopher Cook

[Mr. Silverback]

Can you imagine being in charge of Ron Paul’s Secret service protection, knowing that neo-Nazis make a habit of showing up to his rallies? I’d be lying awake at night, these people are nuts.

[freekitty]

I told you I read it.

[Porterville]

are there a lot of neo-nazi latent homosexual voters?

[Mr. Silverback]

I told you I read it.

Read what? As of post 222, I hadn't posted anything to you. When you posted in 222 that the government was building detention camps and refusing to tell Americans why they had done so, where had you gotten that information?

[BlackElk]

Your explanation is fully accepted. Further, I have several times called him a treasonous weasel. I understand that his opposition to the war does not fit the legal definition of the crime of treason. He certainly should not be prosecuted much convicted much less executed.

However, the foreign policy views which he holds and expresses are infinitely foolish. It does not take a nuclear physicist to figure out that Al Qaeda and the Taliban did not favor Bhutto's candidacy. I am not sure what to think about her assassination. I certainly recognize the interest of Pervez Musharaff in not wanting to face her in an election in which she was leading in the polls. I don't particularly trust Musharaff. I did not really trust her.

I do think that the Taliban and Al Qaeda have the strongest motives, particularly if she was actually claiming that a victory in the election would allow her to force a real hunt for ObL and his terrorist friends in Pakistan.

I cannot imagine trusting paleoPaulie to be in charge of the USA while Pakistan's stability and nuclear weapons are in play. One of Bush's less noticed and greatest accomplishments is prying India off their long time strategic dependence on the Russkis That won't last if the Pakistani government and nukes wind up controlled by the Islamofascist nutcases who might want an above-ground nuclear weapons test in Delhi and or Calcutta. The problem with those who, like paleoPaulie, are forever bleating "Peace, peace", even with good intentions is that their spineless policies result in wars otherwise unnecessary. Our enemies, like sharks, smell blood in the water and attack the weak and spineless. Kumbaya is not a dependable policy. Neither is general free trade.

[incindiary]

"The Republican party does advance my agenda. They do still win elections. I have hope with them. With the CP there is no hope. They are parasites."

So your agenda is more government, open borders, globalist/unconstitutional agreements, spending us into bankruptcy, undeclared wars, the destruction of our civil liberties and privacy, globalism, pardoning criminal drug-runners while throwing the book at border agents, etc, etc?

If that's the agenda that appeals to you, then I can see how you feel right at home in the 'new' Republican party. I say new because that is not what it used to stand for.

Amazingly (and sadly) I think that a good number of 'conservatives' actually LIKE big government, having an empire instead of a constitutional republic, big spending, etc. Well, people get the government they deserve. Unfortunately, those things go along with the loss of freedom and rights... and spending ourselves into oblivion will eventually bring about some sort of crisis, or our fall. (but let's just keep pushing that out of our minds, shall we? Let's keep cheerleading. Go status-quo!!!) < /s >

[freekitty]

As I told you I read it. Get over it.

[Mr. Silverback]

As I told you I read it. Get over it.

Any idea where?

[potlatch]

Thanks for pings Dave, been very busy!

[devolve]

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Bumperoo!

[white trash redneck]

Funded by Soros and move on

That's been my suspicion, too.

The question is cui bono if Ron Paul runs, and clearly the Rats will benefit. Despite Bush's poor polling I think the election is still the Republicans' to lose, unless they nominate the Huckster, and I agree that the Soros/Move On crowd would like nothing better than to field a third party sock puppet to draw votes away from the GOP nominee, much as Nader pulled votes away from the RAT nominee in 2000 and 2004.