Huge upset in Louisiana - Page 4

Redress · 05-05-08, 02:17 AM

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Originally Posted by the makeout hobo

I'm interested to hear the opinions of some Republicans on why Jenkins lost in such a red district.

GOP uses Obama to boost Republican candidates

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Republicans clearly hope Obama is a Democratic albatross. The Republican Party and one of its conservative allies have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on ads portraying Obama as a liberal and tying Cazayoux and Childers to the Illinois senator.

If I was a republican, I would be real worried about this fall.

TOJ · 05-05-08, 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by danarhea

He is NOT supporting Obama, and neither am I. He does not support the Republican presidential candidate, and neither do I. He says Obama is the best choice. I don't really agree with that. There is no best choice if all the choices are crap. One thing for sure. After this election, the Neocons are forever toast, and it will be time to start rebuilding the party around Conservatives values.... finally.

If a Congressman publically says someone is the best candidate, I think most people would take that as a show of support.

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And by the way. The Republican party did not reject Ron Paul as much as Ron Paul rejected the Republican party.

Didn't he run in the Repub primary as a Repub and not recieve enough votes to win anything. I guess rejected must have a different definition in TX.

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It is not any political party that we should be supporting, but the Constitution of the United States. Hopefully, after the RINOs crash and burn this year, we can get back to supporting it.

Wouldn't count your chickens too soon if you think the Repubs are going to go in Paul's direction. The trends are all in the other direction. The good citizens of the US are moving relentlessly forward in their support of the nanny state.

What is it that you think is going to turn that movement around? I mean even you and Ron Paul think Obama, who champions every liberal program known to man, is the answer.

danarhea · 05-05-08, 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by TOJ

If a Congressman publically says someone is the best candidate, I think most people would take that as a show of support.

Didn't he run in the Repub primary as a Repub and not recieve enough votes to win anything. I guess rejected must have a different definition in TX.

Wouldn't count your chickens too soon if you think the Repubs are going to go in Paul's direction. The trends are all in the other direction. The good citizens of the US are moving relentlessly forward in their support of the nanny state.

What is it that you think is going to turn that movement around? I mean even you [TOJ LIE #1] and Ron Paul [TOJ LIE #2]think Obama, who champions every liberal program known to man, is the answer.

Let me address lie #2 first. Ron Paul never said Obama was the answer (read the link). He pretty much said Obama sucked, but was better than the other choices, which sucked even worse.

Now for lie #1. I even disagreed with Ron Paul (read my post again), and said that not even Obama was any kind of a choice at all, because he sucks just as bad as the others.

OK, folks. With both of TOJ's lies debunked and out of the way, back to topic.

TOJ · 05-05-08, 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by danarhea

Let me address lie #2 first. Ron Paul never said Obama was the answer (read the link). He pretty much said Obama sucked, but was better than the other choices, which sucked even worse.

Now for lie #1. I even disagreed with Ron Paul (read my post again), and said that not even Obama was any kind of a choice at all, because he sucks just as bad as the others.

OK, folks. With both of TOJ's lies debunked and out of the way, back to topic.

Well, let's see.

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Originally Posted by vauge

I am a Ron Paul supporter, but again... it has nothing to do with my opinion of McCain. HATE is a keyword here. He shat on my consititution - for that I will do whatever it takes to make sure the man doesn't see the inside of the whitehouse. Spin that however you would like.

Not *all* Ron Paul suporters feel this way. Actually, I think I am the only one. Many Ron Paul supporters would prefer him in office over a dem because he is a Republican.

To which you replied, highlighting the I think I am the only one.:

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Originally Posted by danarhea

No you aren't.

So was you lying then or are you lying now...

Also, anyone that has seen your posts over the last couple of months can readily see you have become a member of the Obama cult and are doing everything you can to further his cause.

danarhea · 05-06-08, 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by TOJ

Well, let's see.

To which you replied, highlighting the I think I am the only one.:

So was you lying then or are you lying now...

Also, anyone that has seen your posts over the last couple of months can readily see you have become a member of the Obama cult and are doing everything you can to further his cause.

Just because I trash McCain (rightfully) doesn't mean I support Obama. I am voting for Wayne Allyn Root this year. And if Obama's cause is furthered, I could care less. If the Republican party rebuilds on Conservative values, Obama will only be a one term president. If not, then I don't really give a damn, like you do, about voting for RINOs.

TOJ · 05-06-08, 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by danarhea

Just because I trash McCain (rightfully) doesn't mean I support Obama. I am voting for Wayne Allyn Root this year. And if Obama's cause is furthered, I could care less. If the Republican party rebuilds on Conservative values, Obama will only be a one term president. If not, then I don't really give a damn, like you do, about voting for RINOs.

It's not just that you trash McCain. You continually jump to Obama's defense. Maybe you have come under the Obama spell without even realizing it. I've read that kind of thing can happen to those susceptible to the charms of a charismatic cult leader, especially in their advancing years.

BTW, as I stated many times, I would never vote for McCain.

danarhea · 05-06-08, 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by TOJ

It's not just that you trash McCain. You continually jump to Obama's defense. Maybe you have come under the Obama spell without even realizing it. I've read that kind of thing can happen to those susceptible to the charms of a charismatic cult leader, especially in their advancing years.

BTW, as I stated many times, I would never vote for McCain.

Then maybe you just don't read. I defy you to show a single post where I said I was going to vote for Obama. Put up or shut up.

Reading is fundamental.

TOJ · 05-06-08, 01:41 PM

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Then maybe you just don't read. I defy you to show a single post where I said I was going to vote for Obama. Put up or shut up.

Reading is fundamental.

I agree. Where did I say anything about who you were voting for? You are the one falsely claiming to know who others are voting for.

danarhea · 05-06-08, 02:41 PM

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I agree. Where did I say anything about who you were voting for? You are the one falsely claiming to know who others are voting for.

You are the one claiming I support Obama, which is a damned lie.

TOJ · 05-06-08, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by danarhea

You are the one claiming I support Obama, which is a damned lie.

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I am a Ron Paul supporter, but again... it has nothing to do with my opinion of McCain. HATE is a keyword here. He shat on my consititution - for that I will do whatever it takes to make sure the man doesn't see the inside of the whitehouse. Spin that however you would like.

Not *all* Ron Paul suporters feel this way. Actually, I think I am the only one. Many Ron Paul supporters would prefer him in office over a dem because he is a Republican.

To which you replied, highlighting the I think I am the only one.:

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No you aren't.

So how do you 'splain this or was you just brown nosing?