Can't stop common sense.
To: canuck_conservative
The other main difference is that Ron Paul has no chance of winning. Huckabee does.
2 posted on
11/21/2007 6:28:23 PM PST by
neodad
(USS Vincennes (CG-49) Freedom's Fortress)
To: canuck_conservative
Common sense says to keep this dude away from the Oval Office. He may not be scarey himself, but his ideas of isolationalism today are.
He is incredibly naive to think that pulling back within our borders will stop terrorist attacks against America and our interests abroad.
4 posted on
11/21/2007 6:37:52 PM PST by
DakotaRed
(Liberals don't rattle sabers, they wave white flags)
To: canuck_conservative
...breaking out of the tinfoil-hat ghetto...Where is that and how does one get out of it?
5 posted on
11/21/2007 6:45:16 PM PST by
Libloather
(Hillary donors find their way to the cover of Time. And the very next day they're doing it...)
To: canuck_conservative
If the most you can say for him is that “he’s not that scary,” then that’s not much of an endorsement.
8 posted on
11/21/2007 6:57:39 PM PST by
Brilliant
To: canuck_conservative
But there's something weird going on when Paul, the small-government constitutionalist, is considered the extremist in the Republican Party When you align yourself with truthers and believe we are responsible for 9/11 then one's other positions on issues becomes irrelevant.
To: canuck_conservative
"Huckabee represents compassionate conservatism on steroids."
This is the last thing in the world we need after eight years of Bush. The GOP has wondered far enough into the land of big government conservatism, I say it is time to reverse course.
11 posted on
11/21/2007 7:13:24 PM PST by
rob777
(Personal Responsibility is the Price of Freedom)
To: canuck_conservative
"It's even weirder because it's probably true: Huckabee is much closer to the mainstream. And that's what scares me about Huckabee and the mainstream alike."
It is not wierd at all, the simple fact of the matter is that the GOP has been moving in the direction of support for big government conservatism for about a decade. Sad, yes but not wierd.
13 posted on
11/21/2007 7:17:28 PM PST by
rob777
(Personal Responsibility is the Price of Freedom)
To: canuck_conservative
I got a dollar bill today with “Google RonPaul.com” stamped on it in red. As if I wasn’t already turned off by these loonies...
16 posted on
11/21/2007 7:33:27 PM PST by
GOP_Proud
(I'm really tired of the Paulie WalNUTS.)
To: canuck_conservative
Let's even say that Paul has the passionate support of the Legion of Doom, that his campaign lunchroom looks like the "Star Wars" cantina, and that his top advisors have hooves instead of feet.
LOL!!!! Damn thats funny!! :-)
When you align yourself with truthers and believe we are responsible for 9/11 then one's other positions on issues becomes irrelevant
EXACTLY!!! "Truthers" should not be pandered too. If it could be legally done, they should be beaten with a lead pipe. The 9/11 "Truthers" are despicable.
24 posted on
11/21/2007 8:04:04 PM PST by
kb2614
(Hell hath no fury than a bureaucrat scorned)
To: canuck_conservative; George W. Bush; Extremely Extreme Extremist
Ping.
That is a good article. Sounds exactly word for work like something I would write. I couldn’t agree more.
27 posted on
11/21/2007 8:15:01 PM PST by
Eric Blair 2084
(Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms shouldn't be a federal agency...it should be a convenience store.)
To: canuck_conservative
How the flip does an article about Nanny Huck turn into an anti-Ron Paul thread? It’s not like we don’t have a big slate of Republican candidates, all of whom have some flaws. But whenever the name ‘’Paul’’ is mentioned, however tangentially, it sets off a Pavlovian response in some posters, at which point no further rational discussion will occur on that particular thread.
33 posted on
11/21/2007 8:29:16 PM PST by
Turbopilot
(iumop ap!sdn w,I 'aw dlaH)
To: Josh Painter; 2ndDivisionVet; Petronski; ejonesie22
49 posted on
11/21/2007 9:38:43 PM PST by
lesser_satan
(READ MY LIPS: NO NEW RINOS | FRED THOMPSON - DUNCAN HUNTER '08)
To: canuck_conservative
Usually Jonah has his eye on the ball, but he’s lost it here. A guy who’ll lose the war on purpose scares me plenty.
56 posted on
11/21/2007 11:35:05 PM PST by
Mr. Silverback
(Support Scouting: Raising boys to be strong men and politically incorrect at the same time.)
To: canuck_conservative
62 posted on
11/22/2007 12:56:34 AM PST by
devere
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