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TheSquealer · 08-21-2011, 05:23 AM

He's very abrasive. He's not a leader. He's aging rapidly and looks like a Star Wars character. He has very few election cycles left in him anyway. He is neither a democrat or republican which is what the vast majority of voters identify as. He will never have popular support in the House and Senate to pass any of his radical ideas. His positions (whether you agree with them or not) are not widely popular or important to voters. Bush got elected the second time because of Terrorism. Obama got elected by mindlessly chanting "hope and change" in the middle of a financial crisis. No one gives a shit about real issues and real problems like the Fed, the role of Government, whether or not we need a Department of Education or whatever. In American politics, he is nothing more than a sideshow - and one that has proven to be of very little interest in the media in the past.

At the end of the day, he might be right about everything.... 100%. But he still needs the House and Senate to get anything done as President. This is what you just don't get. He will never have that support because he's too radical and he's too abrasive and he's not a republican or democrat. Neither party has anything to gain by working with him in any way, shape or form. No one is going to align themselves in the House and Senate with his ideas.

Now please proceed to tell me how i'm brain washed - because really you've got nothing else other than "he's right" and "if you don't agree, you're sheep that can't think for yourselves". That's how you've earned the nickname "PaulTards" - for your shortsighted and irrational thinking and unwavering position, supporting a candidate that is so obviously not electable.

08-21-2011, 05:23 AM
TheSquealer Mayor of Thneedville Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 25,641	Ron Paul can NEVER be President He's very abrasive. He's not a leader. He's aging rapidly and looks like a Star Wars character. He has very few election cycles left in him anyway. He is neither a democrat or republican which is what the vast majority of voters identify as. He will never have popular support in the House and Senate to pass any of his radical ideas. His positions (whether you agree with them or not) are not widely popular or important to voters. Bush got elected the second time because of Terrorism. Obama got elected by mindlessly chanting "hope and change" in the middle of a financial crisis. No one gives a shit about real issues and real problems like the Fed, the role of Government, whether or not we need a Department of Education or whatever. In American politics, he is nothing more than a sideshow - and one that has proven to be of very little interest in the media in the past. At the end of the day, he might be right about everything.... 100%. But he still needs the House and Senate to get anything done as President. This is what you just don't get. He will never have that support because he's too radical and he's too abrasive and he's not a republican or democrat. Neither party has anything to gain by working with him in any way, shape or form. No one is going to align themselves in the House and Senate with his ideas. Now please proceed to tell me how i'm brain washed - because really you've got nothing else other than "he's right" and "if you don't agree, you're sheep that can't think for yourselves". That's how you've earned the nickname "PaulTards" - for your shortsighted and irrational thinking and unwavering position, supporting a candidate that is so obviously not electable. __________________ . Yes, fewer illegal immigrants working equates to more job opportunities for American citizens. Rochard Last edited by TheSquealer; 08-21-2011 at 05:24 AM..