If the election was held today. Paul or Obama

**baddog** · 01-03-2012, 07:29 PM

Originally posted by glamourmodels

For starters, I am not a Republican.

So you have zero say in the Republican voting process. Actually, reading on, it seems you have no say. You officially do not matter. Seriously, you don't.

Originally posted by MisterPeabody

Bunch of fucking RACISTS in this thread.
Won't vote for Ron Paul because he's white.
You people disgust me.

No way am I voting for another Texan.

Originally posted by glamourmodels

I find it fascinating that with 150 votes cast and Ron Paul beating Obama 2 to 1 that virtually no one has even commented on it. The silence speaks volumes-

Because it does not matter . . . kind of like you. Paul will never be the nominee against Obama. What do the results say? GFY is not the USA. It has people like you, that do not matter, voting. Sorry.

Originally posted by INever

Ron Paul would rather be drinking a beer on the back porch than doing this. He's 76.

Age only mattered when it was McCain. Besides, Sticky Green said he would be dead and that it did not matter if he won, it was the message that was important. Whatever that is.

**GregE** · 01-03-2012, 07:42 PM

Originally posted by baddog

Age only mattered when it was McCain. Besides, Sticky Green said he would be dead and that it did not matter if he won, it was the message that was important. Whatever that is.

If Ron Paul picked a batshit crazy buffoon for a running mate I think you'd see a lot more people start worrying about his age

**INever** · 01-03-2012, 07:50 PM

Liked this poster.

**baddog** · 01-03-2012, 08:00 PM

Originally posted by GregE

If Ron Paul picked a batshit crazy buffoon for a running mate I think you'd see a lot more people start worrying about his age

Well, that brings up the question I have been asking for a few weeks now. Who should he choose that people would not be concerned and would follow his platform?

And GFY worried about his age long before Palin.

**Jakez** · 01-03-2012, 08:08 PM

Originally posted by baddog

Well, that brings up the question I have been asking for a few weeks now. Who should he choose that people would not be concerned and would follow his platform?

And GFY worried about his age long before Palin.

He needs to choose someone that has similar beliefs but also is more in tune with the people who refuse to consider Ron Paul. For the win.

Originally posted by Coup

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**GregE** · 01-03-2012, 08:21 PM

Originally posted by baddog

Well, that brings up the question I have been asking for a few weeks now. Who should he choose that people would not be concerned and would follow his platform?

That's a damn good question and I haven't studied this enough to offer any suggestions.

I do remember how Ross Perot hurt himself immensely with his selection of Stockdale and I can see this as a huge challenge for Paul.

My guess is it'll end up being some squeaky clean CEO who most of us have never heard of.

**AsianDivaGirlsWebDude** · 01-03-2012, 08:23 PM

Ron Paul came in 3rd in Iowa among the Republicans, so it looks like Obama's safe...

ADG

**baddog** · 01-03-2012, 08:43 PM

Originally posted by Jakez

He needs to choose someone that has similar beliefs but also is more in tune with the people who refuse to consider Ron Paul. For the win.

ya think?

so who would that be?

Originally posted by GregE

That's a damn good question and I haven't studied this enough to offer any suggestions.

I do remember how Ross Perot hurt himself immensely with his selection of Stockdale and I can see this as a huge challenge for Paul.

My guess is it'll end up being some squeaky clean CEO who most of us have never heard of.

I liked Stockdale. I think he got a bad rap. The only suggestion I recall hearing is Jesse Ventura. The scary thing is that I think these people are serious. The only reason he won the election to be governor in the first place was that he promised to split the state's excess monies among the citizens, so they all got a couple hundred dollars instead of using the money for something that would help everyone.

Originally posted by AsianDivaGirlsWebDude

Ron Paul came in 3rd in Iowa among the Republicans, so it looks like Obama's safe...

ADG

Obama has been safe ever since I failed to seek the nomination. The Republicans have no one that can beat him.

**Jakez** · 01-03-2012, 08:45 PM

Originally posted by baddog

ya think?

so who would that be?

I have no idea. But it makes sense to me heh. There are a lot of topics that he's vaguely discussed and people get the wrong impression from the little he's said about it and think he's totally for something that is against their views and it's all just a misunderstanding. I'm sure there is someone he could choose that these people are more familiar with and would make him more understanding to people opposing him.

**Mr Pheer** · 01-03-2012, 09:01 PM

If Paul wins the nomination and then pick Ventura for his running mate, then I will have no one to vote for with confidence. I would simply be voting against Obama and all other incumbents. I really hope he would make a better selection.

**glamourmodels** · 01-04-2012, 12:37 AM

Neither do you

Originally posted by baddog

So you have zero say in the Republican voting process. Actually, reading on, it seems you have no say. You officially do not matter. Seriously, you don't.

**CDSmith** · 01-04-2012, 12:31 PM

Originally posted by Mr Pheer

If Paul wins the nomination and then pick Ventura for his running mate, then I will have no one to vote for with confidence. I would simply be voting against Obama and all other incumbents. I really hope he would make a better selection.

You're right. He needs to make it a Ventura-Paul ticket, not a Paul-Ventura ticket.

He does that and they'd have a chance.

If the election was held today. Paul or Obama

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