[Robert_Paulson2]

"your rhetoric and behavior labels you a fringe extremist and reactionary absolutist. This isn't the type of rhetoric that Ronald Reagan was engaged in. Reagan was a moral/law and order conservative and never talked of killing his fellow conservative Republicans, nor his political opponents on the leftwing either."

"The missiles fly at midnight... Gorby" Do you mean that ronald reagan? Nah, he would never threaten his political adversaries...

Reagan was the most anti-big-government president this nation has ever had since jefferson... another dangerous revolutionary in your book too right? You know, "that government governs best, which governs least," Jefferson?

Reagan ACTIVELY courted the libertarian vote, and got it, was appreciative of it, and said so. The republican party has a large and growing daily consortium of "dangerous types, the likes Schmedlap, Fiodor and Robinson... thanks largely to efforts of guys like you.

Congrats Schmedlap... you too have made rmans rather extensive list of most dangerous and violent political malcontents... which includes Ronald Reagan's own kids, roflmao...

You and Doug Feidor... MUST be satan incarnates... lol...

Rman, do you still check under your bed at night for those nasty "libertarian monsters"?

Get a night light dude, you're buggin'.

[Reagan Man]

>>>Reagan was the most anti-big-government president this nation has ever had since jefferson

Ronald Reagan may have talked the talk of smaller government, but he had no success in reducing the size and scope of the federal government, outside of his extensive tax reform. So its clear you know precious little about Ronald Reagan. I told you in RE:#48, to read a book written by the man himself and don't listen to what his detractors and political enemies had to say about him.

Reagan's off the cuff remarks about the "missiles flying", was meant for a reason and actually had a purpose to it. Reagan was a tough conservative, but he was also a gentleman and didn't engage in gutter trash talk.

>>>Reagan ACTIVELY courted the libertarian vote, and got it, was appreciative of it, and said so. The republican party has a large and growing daily consortium of "dangerous types, the likes Schmedlap, Fiodor and Robinson... thanks largely to efforts of guys like you.

Reagan never actively courted the Libertarian vote, in any way, shape or form. You're making that up. In fact, in 1980 general election Ed Clark received the most votes ever recorded by a Libertarian candidate running for president. Like the neocon's, Libertarians and libertarians have little, if any influence on the Republican Party. And I never called Jim Ronbinson dangerous, you did. Stop putting words in my mouth. And while you're at it, grow up too.