Ron Paul for President

[jokostel]

That would be scary beyond all belief.

[Toadman]

What's truly amazing is RP has had no true enemies in either party with a personal bone to pick with him. It took a back-hoe to extract some "racist affiliations" earlier on in the campaign.

[SiliconJon]

His enemies are those who prefer to play behind the curtain. It's time to put an RP bumper sticker back on the car...the one that says "hope for America" as the cynic in me is overwhelming these weeks.

[Toadman]

Quite the Revolution March going on in DC today.
We'll see if the media black-out is still in force and give RP a few soundbytes when he speaks soon.




Dr. Paul on Obama's "change". No mud-slinging, but a true Statesman who agrees to disagree.

[Toadman]

[EXreaction]

Nice video.

Any good site with a summery of what all went on today there? I doubt anything interesting, but I'd like to know anyways I guess.

I still don't think a march on DC will ever work. I think that the best way to turn things around will be a march on each states capitol will be much bigger. This country is simply too large to get mass amounts of people to all go to DC. It would be much easier to get millions to march in their state capitols. Plus I think it would put a lot more pressure on our representatives instead of a large march in DC where hardly anybody is watching.

[Toadman]

Actually it's far more extensive than just a symbolic march. Young Ron Paul Republicans are winning seats across the country at the city, county and state level.

Studying the U.S. Constitution in school, the youth know something is really f'd up with the system and are effecting change as tomorrow's leaders. They are the future John Adams' that current cronies in office should be afraid of.

[SiliconJon]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toadman

Actually it's far more extensive than just a symbolic march. Young Ron Paul Republicans are winning seats across the country at the city, county and state level.

Studying the U.S. Constitution in school, the youth know something is really f'd up with the system and are effecting change as tomorrow's leaders. They are the future John Adams' that current cronies in office should be afraid of.

WooohooO! [not a spec of sarcasm is in that joyous cry]

[TOAD6147]

Quote:

They are the future John Adams' that current cronies in office should be afraid of.

That sounds a bit more palatable and a lot less divisive than your original verbiage, Toadman. Kudos for thinking about what you said.

[Toadman]

Did lightning strike?

Unfortunately it's going to take a generation to give the current beltway crop a much-deserved bipartisan enema to restore the US Constitution and Bill Of Rights. If we doubtedly make it that long. There's too much invested to maintain the status quo.