Ron Paul is exactly what America needs.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=wIivoqLbeeg

Ron Paul, Kucinich, and Fred Thompson are all dropping out/about to drop out. Sucks for you... :|

No way. Last night's debate was held at my college. You supporters of him scare the living **** out of me.cametall

Ya got any other reasons why he shouldn't win? lol

Corporations run America and nothing can stop them.KillaHalo2o9

ok.

[QUOTE="cametall"]No way. Last night's debate was held at my college. You supporters of him scare the living **** out of me.tbone29

Ya got any other reasons why he shouldn't win? lol

That's enough reason for me.

no.

retreat and defeat. that's his policy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_ldhb4HvXc

all we need?

I would rather see a democrat in office atm to see if any positive change can occure.. Republicans in my opinion on almost all fronts of politics has failed in the past 8 years where they have had numerous chances to correct their errors.. But in my opinion they have not.. Its time to give a different party a try to see if they can avoid the blunders we have seen in the past 8 yeras. sSubZerOo

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"] I would rather see a democrat in office atm to see if any positive change can occure.. Republicans in my opinion on almost all fronts of politics has failed in the past 8 years where they have had numerous chances to correct their errors.. But in my opinion they have not.. Its time to give a different party a try to see if they can avoid the blunders we have seen in the past 8 yeras. Sgt_Randall

[QUOTE="Sgt_Randall"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"] I would rather see a democrat in office atm to see if any positive change can occure.. Republicans in my opinion on almost all fronts of politics has failed in the past 8 years where they have had numerous chances to correct their errors.. But in my opinion they have not.. Its time to give a different party a try to see if they can avoid the blunders we have seen in the past 8 yeras. notconspiracy

Well, he is an expert on economics, and we're headed for a recession. I'd rather have him than the spineless spenders I use to identify myself with.hachiman128

[QUOTE="hachiman128"]Well, he is an expert on economics, and we're headed for a recession. I'd rather have him than the spineless spenders I use to identify myself with.B05T0N

[QUOTE="B05T0N"][QUOTE="hachiman128"]Well, he is an expert on economics, and we're headed for a recession. I'd rather have him than the spineless spenders I use to identify myself with.EboyLOL

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"] I would rather see a democrat in office atm to see if any positive change can occure.. Republicans in my opinion on almost all fronts of politics has failed in the past 8 years where they have had numerous chances to correct their errors.. But in my opinion they have not.. Its time to give a different party a try to see if they can avoid the blunders we have seen in the past 8 yeras. Sgt_Randall

This is what makes me laugh.. Clearly we know democrats will do a awful job.. Oh thats right you don't know, and Bush in many peopels opinions has caused numerous upon numerous blunder from first hand expeirence.. I would like to give a democrat a try before I say anything.. See most "rational" people use expeirence, evidence etc etc instead of gutless propaganda to smere the other side.. If they do a horrible job as well, then I would be a critic towards them as well..

People need to stop being leg humpers to their supposed party before they even hear both sides of the issue.. Just about every one has views their liberal on as well as conservative on..

[QUOTE="Sgt_Randall"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"] I would rather see a democrat in office atm to see if any positive change can occure.. Republicans in my opinion on almost all fronts of politics has failed in the past 8 years where they have had numerous chances to correct their errors.. But in my opinion they have not.. Its time to give a different party a try to see if they can avoid the blunders we have seen in the past 8 yeras. sSubZerOo

This is what makes me laugh.. Clearly we know democrats will do a awful job.. Oh thats right you don't know, and Bush in many peopels opinions has caused numerous upon numerous blunder from first hand expeirence.. I would like to give a democrat a try before I say anything.. See most "rational" people use expeirence, evidence etc etc instead of gutless propaganda to smere the other side.. If they do a horrible job as well, then I would be a critic towards them as well..

People need to stop being leg humpers to their supposed party before they even hear both sides of the issue.. Just about every one has views their liberal on as well as conservative on..

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="Sgt_Randall"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"] I would rather see a democrat in office atm to see if any positive change can occure.. Republicans in my opinion on almost all fronts of politics has failed in the past 8 years where they have had numerous chances to correct their errors.. But in my opinion they have not.. Its time to give a different party a try to see if they can avoid the blunders we have seen in the past 8 yeras. DivergeUnify

This is what makes me laugh.. Clearly we know democrats will do a awful job.. Oh thats right you don't know, and Bush in many peopels opinions has caused numerous upon numerous blunder from first hand expeirence.. I would like to give a democrat a try before I say anything.. See most "rational" people use expeirence, evidence etc etc instead of gutless propaganda to smere the other side.. If they do a horrible job as well, then I would be a critic towards them as well..

People need to stop being leg humpers to their supposed party before they even hear both sides of the issue.. Just about every one has views their liberal on as well as conservative on..

Not at all I am not fond of Hillary what so ever.. But I think its a lesser of two evils atm.. And I would like to see if democrats will make a change.. If they can not make some kind of improvement, well besides being highly disapointed I will be forced to look for a better party.. There are times I wish there was more then just a two party ssytem.. Alot of itmes there seems to be no difference between the two parties, not to mention both seem to be heavily swayed by huge business.

[QUOTE="DivergeUnify"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="Sgt_Randall"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"] I would rather see a democrat in office atm to see if any positive change can occure.. Republicans in my opinion on almost all fronts of politics has failed in the past 8 years where they have had numerous chances to correct their errors.. But in my opinion they have not.. Its time to give a different party a try to see if they can avoid the blunders we have seen in the past 8 yeras. sSubZerOo

This is what makes me laugh.. Clearly we know democrats will do a awful job.. Oh thats right you don't know, and Bush in many peopels opinions has caused numerous upon numerous blunder from first hand expeirence.. I would like to give a democrat a try before I say anything.. See most "rational" people use expeirence, evidence etc etc instead of gutless propaganda to smere the other side.. If they do a horrible job as well, then I would be a critic towards them as well..

People need to stop being leg humpers to their supposed party before they even hear both sides of the issue.. Just about every one has views their liberal on as well as conservative on..

Not at all I am not fond of Hillary what so ever.. But I think its a lesser of two evils atm.. And I would like to see if democrats will make a change.. If they can not make some kind of improvement, well besides being highly disapointed I will be forced to look for a better party.. There are times I wish there was more then just a two party ssytem.. Alot of itmes there seems to be no difference between the two parties, not to mention both seem to be heavily swayed by huge business.

I'd rather give Stephen Harper control than Hillary...B05T0N

I'd rather see Fred Thompson than Hillary, actually. We haven't had a Tennessee president in ages and I'd have to lean towards the guy from my home-state. :) In all honesty, I'm going for Obama, but I wouldn't mind Mitt Romney or John McCain.

[QUOTE="B05T0N"]I'd rather give Stephen Harper control than Hillary...scorch-62

I'd rather see Fred Thompson than Hillary, actually. We haven't had a Tennessee president in ages and I'd have to lean towards the guy from my home-state. :) In all honesty, I'm going for Obama, but I wouldn't mind Mitt Romney or John McCain.

I respected McCain intill he bent over for the Bush Adminstration on torture.. He was the leading guy on the fight against torture being used by the government.. Then all of a sudden he backed down, more accureately bent over.