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Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country?
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pud
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11/7/2009 5:54 PM
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After the 2008 election, and the amazing transformation of Ron Paul from obscurity to World recognition by millions of people, do you think the U.S. will someday vote in or demand a President with his platform and ideals?
I think, like other true change, the farther the U.S. falls into dismay, the more likely this type of transformation is to occur.
Will this ever happen in the U.S.?
 
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Anonymous Coward
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11/7/2009 6:00 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
The sheeple don't know what to do. So, they follow whoever the news says they should. Even implications work on the weak an unsuspecting... |
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Anonymous Coward
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11/7/2009 6:05 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
The sheeple don't know what to do. So, they follow whoever the news says they should. Even implications work on the weak an unsuspecting... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 807378
Sad but true.
The months leading up to the primaries I was touting Ron Paul..My family looked at me like theyd never heard his name
Now they all say we should of had RP as the ticket for repubs |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 812822
11/7/2009 6:05 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
Maybe, after the nation has been utterly devastated in a Second Civil War.
You know it's coming. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 812969
11/7/2009 6:07 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
Not as long as WE THE SHEEPLE have a say. The pull of the Rep/Dem duality matrix is too strong....apparently. |
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pud
User ID: 743297
11/7/2009 6:07 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
The sheeple don't know what to do. So, they follow whoever the news says they should. Even implications work on the weak an unsuspecting...
Sad but true.
The months leading up to the primaries I was touting Ron Paul..My family looked at me like theyd never heard his name
Now they all say we should of had RP as the ticket for repubs Quoting: Anonymous Coward 712747
Nice to hear of your dedication to the great Doc!
I feel good, though, about hearing of those like your family who now realize that Paul should've been the choice, better late than never.
It's why I made this thread, because I'm finding MANY others who are saying the EXACT SAME THING as your family, in that, they wish they'd voted for Ron Paul! Maybe in '12 they will!
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pud
User ID: 743297
11/7/2009 6:09 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
Maybe, after the nation has been utterly devastated in a Second Civil War.
You know it's coming. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 812822
Well, that could happen...maybe it'll be a good thing, though, eh?
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theDtrain
User ID: 712747
11/7/2009 6:09 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
The sheeple don't know what to do. So, they follow whoever the news says they should. Even implications work on the weak an unsuspecting...
Sad but true.
The months leading up to the primaries I was touting Ron Paul..My family looked at me like theyd never heard his name
Now they all say we should of had RP as the ticket for repubs
Nice to hear of your dedication to the great Doc!
I feel good, though, about hearing of those like your family who now realize that Paul should've been the choice, better late than never.
It's why I made this thread, because I'm finding MANY others who are saying the EXACT SAME THING as your family, in that, they wish they'd voted for Ron Paul! Maybe in '12 they will!
It's funny I asked them that about 2 weeks ago when we were thinking of who was runnin in '12..So i said well we'd better get it right with Paul this time and my mother looks at me as says "He's way too old!"
Good grief...haha
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ZTE 
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11/7/2009 6:10 PM
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If our president's were elected and not selected, then we'd have a chance.
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pud
User ID: 743297
11/7/2009 6:11 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
If our president's were elected and not selected, then we'd have a chance. Quoting: ZTE
Unfortunately, you're probably correct.
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Anonymous Coward
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11/7/2009 6:12 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
If our president's were elected and not selected, then we'd have a chance.
Unfortunately, you're probably correct. Quoting: pud
yep. as soon as a ron paul type is able to be PURCHASED, you'll get your dream. |
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pud
User ID: 743297
11/7/2009 6:13 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
If our president's were elected and not selected, then we'd have a chance.
Unfortunately, you're probably correct.
yep. as soon as a ron paul type is able to be PURCHASED, you'll get your dream. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 812967
Which then defeats the entire purpose...*sigh*
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 812822
11/7/2009 6:13 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
Maybe, after the nation has been utterly devastated in a Second Civil War.
You know it's coming.
Well, that could happen...maybe it'll be a good thing, though, eh?
Look at it this way:
Your Government is a shambolic association of sociopathic thieves and murderers, who simply ignore the Constitution, and any laws they don't care for, while having their Ziobanksters create "money" out of thin air, repayable to the Ziobanksters by the US taxpayer, at interest.
The USA is totally bankrupt, and has been for some years. It also has ever-growing debt that can NEVER be repaid.
All this is leading to an inevtable reckoning, of some sort.
As Gerald Celente says, when people have nothing left to lose, they lose it.
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PACNWguy
User ID: 688273
11/7/2009 6:15 PM
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Considering that the libertarian party hasnt even gotten over 1 million votes out of 160,000 votes cast, its doesnt look like it.
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pud
User ID: 743297
11/7/2009 6:17 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
Considering that the libertarian party hasnt even gotten over 1 million votes out of 160,000 votes cast, its doesnt look like it. Quoting: PACNWguy
True.
But, Ron Paul runs as a Republican. So does his son, Rand.
Is that a way to get around the "3rd party" obscurity?
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 792499
11/7/2009 6:23 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
Too late I think.
Might not even be a US in a few years.
I could be wrong though. |
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pud
User ID: 743297
11/7/2009 6:24 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
Maybe, after the nation has been utterly devastated in a Second Civil War.
You know it's coming.
Well, that could happen...maybe it'll be a good thing, though, eh?
Look at it this way:
Your Government is a shambolic association of sociopathic thieves and murderers, who simply ignore the Constitution, and any laws they don't care for, while having their Ziobanksters create "money" out of thin air, repayable to the Ziobanksters by the US taxpayer, at interest.
The USA is totally bankrupt, and has been for some years. It also has ever-growing debt that can NEVER be repaid.
All this is leading to an inevtable reckoning, of some sort.
As Gerald Celente says, when people have nothing left to lose, they lose it.
The US has been bankrupt for a while, but somehow, someway, they've been able to keep proping it back up, allowing it continued growth on a global scale.
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PACNWguy
User ID: 688273
11/7/2009 6:29 PM
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Considering that the libertarian party hasnt even gotten over 1 million votes out of 160,000 votes cast, its doesnt look like it.
True.
But, Ron Paul runs as a Republican. So does his son, Rand.
Is that a way to get around the "3rd party" obscurity? Quoting: pud
Ron Paul didnt get near as many votes as Mike Huckabee.
The only reason he got as many as he did is because he didnt drop out when he knew he was not going to get the nomination. He stayed in to milk the cash bombs for more money.
Had all the rest stayed in, like Fred Thompson and Rudy, Paul would have placed just about dead last.
He is not electable by any stretch of the imagination.
You need to support someone who is a conservative who can win.
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 812822
11/7/2009 6:30 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
Maybe, after the nation has been utterly devastated in a Second Civil War.
You know it's coming.
Well, that could happen...maybe it'll be a good thing, though, eh?
Look at it this way:
Your Government is a shambolic association of sociopathic thieves and murderers, who simply ignore the Constitution, and any laws they don't care for, while having their Ziobanksters create "money" out of thin air, repayable to the Ziobanksters by the US taxpayer, at interest.
The USA is totally bankrupt, and has been for some years. It also has ever-growing debt that can NEVER be repaid.
All this is leading to an inevtable reckoning, of some sort.
As Gerald Celente says, when people have nothing left to lose, they lose it.
The US has been bankrupt for a while, but somehow, someway, they've been able to keep proping it back up, allowing it continued growth on a global scale.
I believe that is all coming to an end, and indeed, may have ended this weekend, with the G-20 meeting.
If no foreigners are willing to buy Treasury debt obligations, then it leaves only full-bore "monetization", and Weimar Germany or Zimbabwe-style hyperinflation in the near future. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 805351
11/7/2009 6:32 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
Not until the New World Order is defeated. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 493498
11/7/2009 6:34 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
No, too many stupid sheeple amongst us now. |
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pud
User ID: 743297
11/7/2009 6:47 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
Considering that the libertarian party hasnt even gotten over 1 million votes out of 160,000 votes cast, its doesnt look like it.
True.
But, Ron Paul runs as a Republican. So does his son, Rand.
Is that a way to get around the "3rd party" obscurity?
Ron Paul didnt get near as many votes as Mike Huckabee.
The only reason he got as many as he did is because he didnt drop out when he knew he was not going to get the nomination. He stayed in to milk the cash bombs for more money.
Had all the rest stayed in, like Fred Thompson and Rudy, Paul would have placed just about dead last.
He is not electable by any stretch of the imagination.
You need to support someone who is a conservative who can win. Quoting: PACNWguy
Ron Paul's 'money bombs' shattered previous records for contributions.
Ron Paul destroyed every other Republican during the debates -- the text and online voting from his supporters showed that, as well as the monumental viewership ratings the news channels received when Paul was on -- which subsequently dropped off, BIG TIME after Paul was out of the race.
Ron Paul made his point, and MILLIONS of supporters were created...for a REAL conservative!! Not a fake, neo-con like McCain, Palin, Rudy, etc..
Ron Paul opened many, many new eyes!
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AlreadyBugged
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11/7/2009 6:54 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
If they dont call it libertarian, and if it includes Cynthia McKinney....
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Anonymous Coward
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11/7/2009 6:56 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
If the Dems and GOP don't get their heads out of their nether regions soon, it is a good possibility. |
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pud
User ID: 743297
11/7/2009 6:57 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
If they dont call it libertarian, and if it includes Cynthia McKinney.... Quoting: AlreadyBugged
McKinney?
Why?
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AlreadyBugged
User ID: 809595
11/7/2009 6:57 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
Considering that the libertarian party hasnt even gotten over 1 million votes out of 160,000 votes cast, its doesnt look like it. Quoting: PACNWguy
Voodoo math?
"It isn't about me bringing change, I am asking YOU to bring about change." Barack Obama |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 717934
11/7/2009 7:04 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
The short answer is NO.
BUT... things will be different after a pole shift or some other cataclysmic event finally breaks the yoke of big government.
Look for smaller nation states to form within the US in the aftermath, with different localized governments depending upon the ethnic and racial makeup of the people. |
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AlreadyBugged
User ID: 809595
11/7/2009 7:06 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
If they dont call it libertarian, and if it includes Cynthia McKinney....
McKinney?
Why? Quoting: pud
She opened alot of eyes when she allied herself to Ron Paul, which makes sense considering their compatibilities. Many leftists -- anti war, anti corporate, anti big money in DC -- need a place out of the insanity of the 2 party system, too. Considering how out of wack the system has become, and considering that political reform is the number one priority, such a marriage would work.
Last Edited by AlreadyBugged on 11/7/2009 at 7:11 PM
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pud
User ID: 743297
11/7/2009 7:11 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
If they dont call it libertarian, and if it includes Cynthia McKinney....
McKinney?
Why?
She opened alot of eyes when she allied herself to Ron Paul, which makes sense considering their compatibilities. Many leftists need a place out of the insanity of the 2 party system, too. Considering how out of wack the system has become, and considering that political reform is the number one priority, such a marriage would work. Quoting: AlreadyBugged
Isn't McKinney in favor of the 'welfare-state'? Ron Paul is adamently opposed to it.
I don't see a similarity between the two.
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AlreadyBugged
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11/7/2009 7:14 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
If they dont call it libertarian, and if it includes Cynthia McKinney....
McKinney?
Why?
She opened alot of eyes when she allied herself to Ron Paul, which makes sense considering their compatibilities. Many leftists need a place out of the insanity of the 2 party system, too. Considering how out of wack the system has become, and considering that political reform is the number one priority, such a marriage would work.
Isn't McKinney in favor of the 'welfare-state'? Ron Paul is adamently opposed to it.
I don't see a similarity between the two. Quoting: pud
Ron Paul disagrees that their isnt similarities. Expensive, wasteful social programs are in no one's interest. Ron and Cynthia agree on that point. They also agree on foreign policy, and political reform, and against corporate oligopolies,,,
It would have been a knock out ticket....
Last Edited by AlreadyBugged on 11/7/2009 at 7:19 PM
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pud
User ID: 743297
11/7/2009 7:18 PM | | Re: Will the U.S. EVER have a Libertarian (or Ron Paul-type) Administration leading the country? | Quote |
If they dont call it libertarian, and if it includes Cynthia McKinney....
McKinney?
Why?
She opened alot of eyes when she allied herself to Ron Paul, which makes sense considering their compatibilities. Many leftists need a place out of the insanity of the 2 party system, too. Considering how out of wack the system has become, and considering that political reform is the number one priority, such a marriage would work.
Isn't McKinney in favor of the 'welfare-state'? Ron Paul is adamently opposed to it.
I don't see a similarity between the two.
Ron Paul disagrees.... Quoting: AlreadyBugged
Ron Paul would never support this welfare-state...not in a million years.
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