I think that's my queue to jump in here. I have a nine-year posting history on FR. And I have helped organize several statewide FR meetings before. And I am proud to be voting for Dr. Rand Paul for U.S. Senate. 90 out of 100 Kentuckians won't know who Kokesh is, and we are the ones voting in this race. Are you in Kentucky? Why don't you even post what state you are in, on your profile page?
Right... because you need a special queue to get involved in a conversation about someone named "Paul".
90 out of 100 Kentuckians won't know who Kokesh is, and we are the ones voting in this race.
Again, for those of you in Rio Linda, that's the point. Paulestinians throw that fact around like a taunt, impervious to the fact that if 90% of Kentucky conservatives knew their would-be Senator was backing a leftist 9/11 truther, they'd have grave reservations about pulling the lever for him. That's why we're here spreading the word.
BTW, it shouldn't escape anyone's attention that you clearly do know who Adam Kokesh is, and have no problem whatsoever with your chosen candidate's support for him.
Are you in Kentucky?
Are you in Texas? Because your handle is clearly meddling in local Texas politics.
Why don't you even post what state you are in, on your profile page?
Because my job moves me around quite a bit and I thought it looked suspicious changing my state so frequently. Any other personal questions you'd like to ask, or are ready to mind your own damn business and stick to the topic?
Whether you love or hate Adam Kokesh, you gotta be pretty far off your rocker to think that he's some imminent threat to American national security to the point that you'd spend as much time as he does flaming people about the guy. Kokesh is a nobody - a minor political agitator making a quixotic bid for political office in a distant state. The complete absence of perspective it takes to become that obsessed with him is pretty much indicative of somebody who lost their connection with reality many years ago.
Faulty assessment from a failure who as recently as 2004 was obviously not 100% pro-life.
Santorum said, “What I’ve said repeatedly is that we all make mistakes, we all fail, we all fall.”
Speak for yourself Rick.