Ron Paul and Jessie Ventura?

**krischan** · 12-01-2012, 17:26

A lot of people make their decisions in such a manner. I know myself that the Ken comparison is silly and I wasn't serious, as I wrote. Anyway, I don't have to be that well informed, as I have no say in the matter anyway.

**jmervyn** · 12-01-2012, 18:03

Originally Posted by krischan

A lot of people make their decisions in such a manner. I know myself that the Ken comparison is silly and I wasn't serious, as I wrote. Anyway, I don't have to be that well informed, as I have no say in the matter anyway.

Just because it's true that every nation has a significant number of morons (here they own at least 39% of the electorate) doesn't mean it's that much of a laughing matter. I'd rather Romney is beaten bloody over his flip-floppery and being the seed for ObamaCare than people consider his "modeling" looks.

How would you feel if Geert Wilders won your state's legislature because people liked his hair? Yes, I know he's not a German politician, but then I don't know any decent looking German politicians!

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EDIT - hmm, they resolved the :laugh:, :lol:, :roflmao: or :rolfmao: issues by eliminating all of them...

**SaroDarksbane** · 13-01-2012, 01:08

Thanks, I hadn't realized I should pretty much ignore your claims due to lunacy.

Well, I know Jefferson owned slaves and Paul doesn't, but I personally consider that a good thing.

to say nothing of wrapping yourself in my (military) flag as a defense of Paul's legitimacy.

Pointing out a fact is not "wrapping myself in the flag", and it's not "your" military, psycho.

I'll allow you to draw your own conclusions.

You know, out of the sewer of spin that spews forth from your mouth, that may very well be the biggest lie you've ever told.

**BobCox2** · 13-01-2012, 03:03

Fiscal Conservatism starts at home.

http://paul.senate.gov/?p=press_release&id=417

U.S. Sen. Rand Paul today announced that he is returning $500,000 to the United States Treasury - money unspent from his official operating budget. The total amount being returned is more than 16 percent of Paul's original office budget. As far as is known, no U.S. Senator has returned as much to taxpayers.

"I ran to stop the reckless spending," said Paul. "And I ran to end the damaging process of elected officials acting as errand boys, competing to see who could bring back the biggest check and the most amount of pork."

At a press conference today in Louisville, Paul presented taxpayers with an "over-sized check" for $500,000, representing the money being returned to the Treasury.

"I hope this sets an example for the rest of government - at all levels," said Paul. "We can carry out our duties in a fiscally responsible way. Government can be both smart and efficient. We are proving that - and trying to convince the rest of Washington."

**krischan** · 13-01-2012, 10:58

Originally Posted by jmervyn

How would you feel if Geert Wilders won your state's legislature because people liked his hair?

I would think that too many Germans had developed a bad taste.

Yes, I know he's not a German politician, but then I don't know any decent looking German politicians!

I think that Sarah Wagenknecht is rather hot:

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However, she is a diehard stalinist from Die Linke, so you probably wouldn't vote her because of her looks.

I actually have respect for ugly politicians. They had less of those means which are good for popularity, but not needed to do the work. That might increase the chances a small bit that they made it into their position out of skill and competence.

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EDIT - hmm, they resolved the :laugh:, :lol:, :roflmao: or :rolfmao: issues by eliminating all of them...

I assume you mean the smileys. I already complained to Elly.

**vdzele** · 13-01-2012, 21:09

Originally Posted by krischan

I think that Sarah Wagenknecht is rather hot.

Yea, I know her from this movie where she explains how the western Usury Lords put Greece in slavery by debt. Well you guys from Germany, England, US,..will not agree with me that this is modern slavery, you think its still democracy, national interests, we are the good guys by default and therefor ideas of some tin foil heads are automatically rejected, its our right to take things from other people, etc.... Yea she is good...if anybody sees her in Germany, vdzele says Hallo.

**SaroDarksbane** · 13-01-2012, 22:34

Mitt Romney: The John Kerry of the GOP?

**BobCox2** · 14-01-2012, 03:46

Originally Posted by vdzele

Yea, I know her from this movie where she explains how the western Usury Lords put Greece in slavery by debt. Well you guys from Germany, England, US,..will not agree with me that this is modern slavery, you think its still democracy, national interests, we are the good guys by default and therefor ideas of some tin foil heads are automatically rejected, its our right to take things from other people, etc.... Yea she is good...if anybody sees her in Germany, vdzele says Hallo.

I was so hoping for porn

I Kill You Filthy vdzele

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**DoW Fanatic** · 14-01-2012, 04:17

Originally Posted by SaroDarksbane

Mitt Romney: The John Kerry of the GOP?

Good ole Flip Romney.

**chriscowart** · 14-01-2012, 16:39

You know, the whole flip-flop issue is really one of the biggest reasons I support Paul. Strangely enough, he holds office yet doesn't play the same political game. He challenges the system unlike any other candidate, and I feel that resonates with vast majority of people -- yet I'm still in shock at how Romney continues to dominate the polls/caucuses/wtf. You can't find a more concrete candidate, full stop.

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Jmervyn: I sincerely didn't expect such a hardcore rebuttal. You bring a lot of thought to the table. I'll get back to you on that soon!