Ron Paul wins Strafford County NH straw poll (2nd landslide this weekend)[208 votes]

Ron Paul 2008 ^ | 8-19-07 | Ron Paul 2008

[t_skoz]

Ron Paul won big earlier today in Alabama. He also won big in New Hampshire this afternoon.

Dr. Paul received 208 votes (73%) for a landslide victory against Mitt Romney today at the Strafford County, New Hampshire straw poll. Romney received 26 votes. Mike Huckabee came in third with 20 votes.

Tancredo (8 votes), McCain (7 votes), Cox (5 votes), Hunter (5 votes), Thompson (5 votes), Giuliani (3 votes) and Brownback (1 vote) finished the field.

As noted earlier, Ron Paul received 216 votes for a commanding first-place finish in a straw poll today sponsored by the West Alabama Republican Assembly. Mitt Romney came in second with 14 votes.

The poll was open to Alabama residents.

[ejonesie22]

Damn satellite..

[BlackElk]

I’ll take paleoPaulie serously on guns when he backs up his blather with protection for gun manufacturers from utterly frivolous ideological lawsuits designed to drive them out of business. Without a supply of guns, the 2nd Amendment is rendered as futile as is paleoPaulie. Spare us his hypocritical rhetoric. He is a one man (?) non-stop yakathon whoi produces zero, zip, nada in the way of results.

[ejonesie22]

Thanks...

[BlackElk]

You can feel free to make your case against God being right as well. Is blasphemy the best you can do??? No wonder you are a libertoonian!

[BlackElk]

See #302

[BlackElk]

Why should anyone care about national survival. If we would just learn to provide the Islamofascisti with enough rope they will be nice to us, right???? Isn’t that paleoPaulie’s heresy????

[KDD]

You are so sadly clueless.

BlackElk in the voting booth.

[aroostook war]

By the way, hows Bush doing with the AmeriCorps? Has he abolished that yet?;^)

Oh heavens no. Not the AmeriCorps... (hurl)

[KDD]

Are you so anal retentive that the concept of humor escapes you?

[ejonesie22]

I suspect he respects the Lord...

How about you?

[KDD]

Whatever my religious beliefs are I honor them privately with those that share the same. I do not proselytize in a public forum of mixed faiths. In my teachings, to do so is but vanity . Do I respect his beliefs? Of course I do...his judgment is another matter however.

I guess the short answer to your question is...

None of your business.

[ejonesie22]

Fair enough, but the little animation could be viewed otherwise...

[BlackElk]

We’ll see what you post after conservatives slaughter the paleopipsqueak in the caucuses and primaries. Then you will be whining like an itch or whatever. Enjoy your fantasies until the votes roll in and patriotism reasserts itself as the paleos political blood flows in the gutters. Your ideas had their day and then Pearl Harbor killed them off forever. PaleoPaulie will not resurrect paleopacifism as “respectable.” It is the same old cowardly theory as ever. Also, the 1st Commandment requires that we reject false gods. This constitution worship at the expense of 50+ million babies while paleoPaulie fusses pseudo”constitutionally” is such a false god.

[philman_36]

Poor jonesie, it isn't "grading you", it's observing you and your copious errors.
Yes, yes, you'll give your regular excuses...you're dyslexic, your computer isn't compatible...whatever.
It's just unusual that a native born American doesn't have a firmer grasp of the language.
Oh, wait...you never did say if you actually were a native American or not, did you. In fact, you dodged that line of questioning completely.

[philman_36]

Hell this is interactive theater!
And you two are the Vaudeville act.

[KDD]

Al-Maliki encourages Iran's growing presence in Iraq

On the surface, Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's visit to Tehran on Aug. 8 to talk with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was another effort to enlist Iran's help in bringing security to Iraq. The real purpose, however, was quite different. Al-Maliki's trip helped smooth the way for the Iranian clerics to install a sister Islamic republic in Iraq.

Al-Maliki met with the supreme leader Ali Khamenei, President Ahmadinejad and other senior officials. Maliki told Ahmadinejad that Tehran is playing a "positive and constructive" role in improving security in Iraq. Tehran's leaders were quick to praise al-Maliki. Iranian television broadcast a statement of support for al-Maliki from Khamenei while calling for the American forces to leave Iraq. "We should support the elected government of Iraq, and all of the factions and ethnic groups should cooperate with the elected government," Khamenei said.

Cheer Blackelk...The neo con morons who planned this ME police action have about as much a clue what is happening in this world as Robert McNamara did in Vietnam.

[cowtowney]

“Why should anyone care about national survival. If we would just learn to provide the Islamofascisti with enough rope they will be nice to us, right???? Isn’t that paleoPaulie’s heresy????”

I assume the first part is sarcasm. The “paleoPaulie’s heresy” Not quite sure what this is.

[MNJohnnie]

208 votes

This is so desperate on the part of the Paulites that it would be hysterically funny if it were not so pathetically sad.

[bcsco]

God IS always right because He IS God. If you don’t believe that, make your case.

That was a rather unthinking comparison by Abcdefg. God is God. He is, and is in, all things, He is omnipotent, and is infallible. Governments are made of man. Man is NOT infallible. To say that believing God is always right is akin to believing governments can't make a mistake is absurd.

Any comparison between man and God absurd.

[bcsco]

Yours is the most disgusting post on this thread. You’re not mocking us, but mocking God.

And you will answer for it.