Comments on: What Will All The Crazy People Do Now?

By: Ron Paul (the SC version)

Ron Paul (the SC version) — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 19:03:08 +0000

What will all the crazy people do now?…. to answer your question: vote for Flat Top Bob.

By: McCain = McSubversion

McCain = McSubversion — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 23:26:39 +0000

I like his policies myself. And his SPUNK!

His isolationist foreign policy kept me from voting for him in the primaries; but in retrospect — it may not be such a bad stance.

We need to get back to our roots of what made us great in the first place. Fire in the hole in Alaska!!!!!!!! TAP THE FREAKIN’ OIL.

Tote the polar bears and platypuses to Russia!

By: Dan Hansen

Dan Hansen — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 17:06:20 +0000

Potheads, eh? Crazy People. Well, that’s par for the course. The level of anti-Paul invective throughout the campaign surprised me – I had never realized how crazy so many of my fellow Americans considered a limited government, pro-liberty position to be, particularly since those are the official positions of the Republican party.

R. Paul created a whole new group of small-government Republican activists this go-round. So you go ahead and laugh, monkey-boy. That guy in a suit that you strike up a conversation with – that well-heeled professional that you meet at your next county/district/state convention may very well have been motivated to join by Paul’s call-to-arms. But I suppose you’ll be too busy worrying about the pot-heads to notice him.

By: Robert Price

Robert Price — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 14:20:36 +0000

FYI, I am an Ivy-League MBA and CFO of a company with over $100 million in sales. And I am an avid Ron Paul supporter. Why? Not because I smoke dope, sir. It’s because I have the long-term vision to see that all the policies being advanced against both economic and social freedom only serve to do one thing: bring down the very thing that makes us all prosperous and deliver it to the very few. The political and financial elite can push the middle class just so far until their collective backs break. And when that happens, there will be no one to purchase my goods and services.

Sir, you need to do a little more homework and get the fog out of your brain!

By: Reader

Reader — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 08:15:51 +0000

And where will all that money go?

By: Toyota Kawesaki

Toyota Kawesaki — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 20:07:05 +0000

Where will the blimp be flying now?

By: India

India — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 18:25:48 +0000

Ok, Will, that was a little harsh on us Ron Paul supporters! I have never been as excited to vote as the day I pushed the button for him. It was almost like being back in ‘64 and what it would’ve been like voting for my all time politcal hero Goldwater. I do not often put yard signs out, and despite my husband’s embarrasment and passive aggressive game of moving it out of it’s place of prominence in the yard and to the dumpster, only to be pulled back out and placed again in the yard, I was proud. I know he had a few ideas that were less than a mainstream, but from a limited government perspective…he was the candidate. The momentum of that campaign among disenchanted younger voters is encouraging for my generation, who tends to be socially moderate and limited government/ fiscal conservative proponents. REVOLUTION!

By: ObamaMcCain for more of the same

ObamaMcCain for more of the same — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 15:47:10 +0000

Ron Paul had over a million votes in the Republican primaries. It is hard to see how someone like Paul could be successful in today’s political climate. Balancing the budget, pointing out how unnecessary the war in Iraq is, shutting down useless federal agencies like the Dept. of Education, and strictly following the Constitution are not the sort of platform that proves popular.

Far better to analyze and pontificate on McCain and Obama’s preachers for 30 second sound bites on cable news.