[mkjessup]

C'mon and stop wasting JimRob's bandwidth with that claptrap, the RonBots have been spamming the Internet 24/7 by artificially inflating polls for their boy, media organizations are getting scripted form letters from RonBots all the time, citing the ginned up poll numbers.

And I love this little pearl of faux-wisdom from Ron Paulsen:

"I believe the CIA is correct when it warns us about blowback. We overthrew the Iranian government in 1953 and their taking the hostages was the reaction."

That is absolute stupidity at it's worst.

The Iranians did NOT take hostages because there was a CIA-supported overthrow of the Iranian nutbar Mossadegh in '53, the hostages were taken because our OWN original village idiot Jimmy Carter stabbed the Shah of Iran in the back, called the Assahollah Khomeini a 'godly man', and stood back while Islamofascist radicals took over what WAS a staunch U.S. ally, a force for stability in the Middle East, and a nation that had NO hostile intentions against our other ally, Israel.

For all of his prattling about the Middle East, 'blowback', and all of that noise, Ron Paul is a total ignorant ass, and that above statement about 'why' the hostages were taken in '79 (because of the Shah coming to power in '53?) demonstrates that he not only is dumb as a box of rocks, his ignorance if God forbid he became President, would end up plunging the Middle East into even greater chaos than what Jimmy Carter managed to achieve.

Get off this Ron Paul crapola people, his poll numbers are phony as a three dollar bill, his foreign policy expertise is a joke, and his only useful purpose is comic relief, and he will never be President.

Take that to the bank.

[KDD]

You are welcome to your delusions.

Ron Paul is also the only politician running who supports our troops instead of thinking of them as fodder for grandoise nation building schemes concocted by the neo-cons at AEI.

You mean polls like this?

Only 35 percent of the military members polled this year said they approve of the way President Bush is handling the war, while 42 percent said they disapproved. The president’s approval rating among the military is only slightly higher than for the population as a whole. In 2004, when his popularity peaked, 63 percent of the military approved of Bush’s handling of the war.

Just as telling, in this year’s poll only 41 percent of the military said the U.S. should have gone to war in Iraq in the first place, down from 65 percent in 2003. That closely reflects the beliefs of the general population today — 45 percent agreed in a recent USA Today/Gallup poll.

[RobbyS]

The Carter administration thought that Khomeini was Just some soft-headed relgious leader, not a revolutionary figure. Biggest mistake since the Germans sent Lenin to Russia in 1917 to undermine the Provisional government of Russia.

[billbears]

Well it must be more than a few 'spammers artificially inflating the polls' because this Michigan political hack has not only withdrawn his petition he has admitted he was mistaken about Mr. Paul's stance on his Michigan blog.

Funny what a 'few spammers' can do isn't it? Contrary to the Republican faithful, there is a growing support for an actual Classical Liberal conservative. There has been for some time. We're tired of 'holding our nose' to vote.

Take that to the bank.