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Originally Posted by acrylix
Yes, I'm an expert because I know he's a Congressman and has never served as a Senator. Any schmuck who took the time to put his name in a search engine could have found that out.
Did I accuse you of claiming to be an expert? No. I simply pointed out that you couldn't be bothered to check on the guy's employment status before repeatedly moaning about his cushy job as Senator. Now you want me to spend time educating you in the hopes that you will somehow become a fan? 
"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."
Step 1 - Go here: http://www.google.com/
Step 2 - Enter said politician's name.
Step 3 - Do your own damn research.  |
lol. Why are you so upset that I accidentally said Ron Paul was a Senator and not a Congressman. Geez, get some get some fresh air, you seem a little uptight.
Second, whether or not he's a Senator or a Congressman was inconsequential to my point which makes the fact that it bothered you so much that much more perplexing.
Finally, if you are Ron Paul supporter, my question still stands. Tell me how he's turning his radical ideas about changing the system into a reality. Honestly, I want to hear it. I already checked his Wikipedia page that outlines legislation that he was a part of, but it's all random bills that any long time Congressman would have accumulated.
He always claims the country is about to fail, yet he seems pretty laid back when it comes to putting together a real solution. Or am I wrong about that?
Wouldn't a man who claims the country is facing imminent failure be a little more motivated to change things instead of just talking about it, especially considering his position, popularity, and virtually non-stop fundraising?
Look, I like the guy, but he runs a game just like every other politician. His game is just a bit different.