hahahahahaha - Palin endoreses Ron Paul

[baddog]

yeah, that figures.

http://www.examiner.com/finance-exam...ould-listen-to

[jimmycooper]

Ouch. That's like the kiss of death.

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

Sarah Palin didn't actually endorse Ron Paul, although I'm sure that won't stop the Cult of Paul from claiming otherwise (it's what they do):

?You know the endorsement that I?m most interested in?? Palin asked. ?Ron Paul?s, to tell you the truth.? Palin said she didn?t agree with Paul?s foreign policy, pointing out that he wasn?t even invited to the Republican Jewish Coalition?s summit this week. But she said that he was ?absolutely right on? when it comes to his stand on domestic spending issues.

?He?s the one that Americans need to listen to when it comes to dealing in reality about this bankrupt path that we are on,? she said. ?So Ron Paul?s endorsement ? not saying he won?t get the nomination, but in case he doesn?t ? who it is that he chooses to endorse will give us a clear indication of who is on the right path with domestic spending that needs to be addressed. I?m very interested in hearing what Ron Paul thinks at the end of the day.?

ADG

[baddog]

although I'm sure that won't stop the Cult of Paul from claiming otherwise (it's what they do):

You don't think they are smart enough to figure that is an endorsement they do not want?

[Matt 26z]

The GOP over the past couple years has been like Michael Jackson. Just when you think you've seen it all, something crazier happens.

Ron Paul doesn't have the alliances in congress to get his plans done even if he were elected president. For that reason he is a total waste of a candidate. His supporters first need to elect a bunch of libertarians to congress for a libertarian president to have any meaningful power, but none of them want to face that reality.

[Caligari]

I think Gingrich paid her to say it.

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[blackmonsters]

She wants him to lose obviously.

I can understand why she doesn't want him to win by why do something so nasty like
this?

[blackmonsters]

I think Gingrich paid her to say it.

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[baddog]

Ron Paul doesn't have the alliances in congress to get his plans done even if he were elected president. For that reason he is a total waste of a candidate. His supporters first need to elect a bunch of libertarians to congress for a libertarian president to have any meaningful power, but none of them want to face that reality.

You are one of the few on GFY that seems to get it.

I think Gingrich paid her to say it.

.

Good chance.

She wants him to lose obviously.

I can understand why she doesn't want him to win by why do something so nasty like
this?

Effectiveness?

[acrylix]

yeah, that figures.

http://www.examiner.com/finance-exam...ould-listen-to

No, Palin did not endorse Ron Paul. Try re-reading what she actually said in the article you linked to:

?You know the endorsement that I?m most interested in?? Palin asked. ?Ron Paul?s, to tell you the truth.? Palin said she didn?t agree with Paul?s foreign policy, pointing out that he wasn?t even invited to the Republican Jewish Coalition?s summit this week. But she said that he was ?absolutely right on? when it comes to his stand on domestic spending issues.

?He?s the one that Americans need to listen to when it comes to dealing in reality about this bankrupt path that we are on,? she said. ?So Ron Paul?s endorsement ? not saying he won?t get the nomination, but in case he doesn?t ? who it is that he chooses to endorse will give us a clear indication of who is on the right path with domestic spending that needs to be addressed. I?m very interested in hearing what Ron Paul thinks at the end of the day.?

[IllTestYourGirls]

Personally I can not stand the woman but I think the last person she endorsed was this guy:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rand_Paul

I wonder how he did in the republican primary?


PS she did not endorse Ron.

[stocktrader23]

Anyone that thinks this would hurt Ron Paul is crazy. This could only help him, period.

[baddog]

Personally I can not stand the woman but I think the last person she endorsed was this guy:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rand_Paul

I keep seeing bytes with Rand Paul come up and he makes a lot of sense. I foresee him becoming a serious presidential candidate in about 12 years.

[IllTestYourGirls]

I keep seeing bytes with Rand Paul come up and he makes a lot of sense. I foresee him becoming a serious presidential candidate in about 12 years.

If Obama wins, I see him running in '16.

[baddog]

If Obama wins, I see him running in '16.

Sadly, Obama would have to rape a white chick to lose this time around. The Republicans have no one. I don't know that Rand Paul has enough experience or is known well enough to get the nomination in '16. Of course, that did not stop Obama, so who knows. I saw Obama as a candidate when he spoke at the DNC in 2004. I thought he needed 8-12 years. Not 4. We got screwed. Same thing would happen with Rand Paul.

Now, make him a Veep in 2016 and he would be ready for 2024.

[stocktrader23]

Rand Paul, seriously?

Jeb Bush / Palin is more likely.

[DaddyHalbucks]

Paul and Palin would make a great combo.

[baddog]

For what?

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

I keep seeing bytes with Rand Paul come up and he makes a lot of sense. I foresee him becoming a serious presidential candidate in about 12 years.

ADG

[D Ghost]

If you are a real capitalist and do not want the government involved in your private business, Ron Paul is the candidate.

[D Ghost]

Why dont Bachmann, Perry, Santorum dropout already? They are wasting air for the candidates who actually have a chance. The only 3 who do are Paul, Romney and Gingrich.

[directfiesta]

Why dont Bachmann, Perry, Santorum dropout already? They are wasting air for the candidates who actually have a chance. The only 3 who do are Paul, Romney and Gingrich.

[Barry-xlovecam]

Don't worry, maybe Ron Paul will head the Libertarian Ticket.

Then you can vote for him.