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Subject Ron Paul for Speaker of the House

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I think every one of us capable of critical thinking has come to the same conclusion as this age old saying.  Positions of power historically attract the worst people.  This is what draws in the malignant narcissists that pillage us and gaslight us in the process.

With that being said, we need someone to be speaker that does not want that position.  To be blunt, we need people in office that do not want the power.  Rand Paul seems like he truly isn't there for the power and control aspect.  He's clearly not establishment.  He's really hard to watch, not because of his actions though.  His colleagues all sit there like they are bored while he pours his heart out about insane government spending and endless foreign wars.  Remember the filibuster where he read his kid a bedtime story?  I especially liked that.

Establishment turds that claim to be conservative ignoring the canary in the coal mine.  For real, they should be rallying behind this man for president.  True conservatives need to be persistent with their friends that do not understand conservatism and just vote red.  A good portion of republicans are only conservative until they get in office, then it's an insider trading/special interest groups free for all.
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Original Message Seems like a no-brainer.

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