Vaj wrote:
>
> On Aug 6, 2007, at 2:16 PM, Rick Archer wrote:
>
>> I was basically impressed with him. I was a bit put off by his 
>> flouting his association with Ronald Reagan, and pronouncing himself 
>> a “true Reagan conservative.” Remember Iran-Contra? If Ron Paul is 
>> opposed to US meddling in foreign affairs, he’s making a mistake in 
>> invoking Reagan’s name. I also have a problem with the gun control 
>> issue.
>
>
> I always found it somewhat hilarious that "real conservatives" hold up 
> a president who was in the early throes of Alzheimer's disease as 
> their hero and archetype. An actor with memory loss, what a perfect 
> symbol for the republican party. They sure like 'em big and dumb.
>
> Ron Paul seems more his own man. I too would hope he'd drop the Reagan 
> idolization.
I would never vote for him because I'll never vote for anyone that 
associates themselves with  the Republican party.   He'll probably get 
bounced from it and wind up running as a third party candidate and 
probably a strong one.  The Republicans want to distance themselves from 
him but they're not going to get anyone in the White House this round 
anyway.  The money people know that and are backing Hillary since she 
corporate shill too.

And for Shemp I've heard Ron Paul say things that Shemp has jumped on me 
for saying here.   I would not entirely say he is in Shemp's corner.  He 
does appeal to some liberals here because just as Vaj says he is his own 
man.  Most all the other candidates are front men/women for big money.  
That pisses me off enough to want to see the whole planet socialist for 
the next 1000 years and that's probably the only way it will be around 
in a 1000 years.  The money people have abused their power and need to 
pay for it.



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