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Bush sure as hell wasn't. It will take quite a person to reverse all of the damage Bush has caused in the US and abroad. At least Ron Paul knows what that damage was.
Just to make it clear ... I do not now nor have I ever supported Ron Paul - I believe that Republican Ron Paul is as big a kook as Democrat Dennis Kucinich.
AS AN ASIDE:
There have been recent attacks on public forums by Ron Paul supporters (*Paultards) to the point that a couple of them have outlawed ANY discussion of Ron Paul or his platform. One of his stooges appears to have infiltrated a local newspaper forum and has made a nuisance of himself. I can only hope that when Ron Paul decides to drop out of this election, this twerp's nonsense will go away.
*Paultard - not my word - it's from the forum that outlawed Ron Paul discussions.
There were two sites and I believe you might be right as to Redstate.com. I normally don't support regulating free speech ... but ... from the attack we are presently dealing with, I can understand why the administration would make the decision to ban any discussion about Ron Paul and his platform.
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You would be right at home on Digg.com
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[1 point] 4 years ago by deleted user ReplyWho is ready for prime time?
Bush sure as hell wasn't. It will take quite a person to reverse all of the damage Bush has caused in the US and abroad. At least Ron Paul knows what that damage was.
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[1 point] 4 years ago by deleted user ReplyJust to make it clear ... I do not now nor have I ever supported Ron Paul - I believe that Republican Ron Paul is as big a kook as Democrat Dennis Kucinich.
AS AN ASIDE:
There have been recent attacks on public forums by Ron Paul supporters (*Paultards) to the point that a couple of them have outlawed ANY discussion of Ron Paul or his platform. One of his stooges appears to have infiltrated a local newspaper forum and has made a nuisance of himself. I can only hope that when Ron Paul decides to drop out of this election, this twerp's nonsense will go away.
*Paultard - not my word - it's from the forum that outlawed Ron Paul discussions.
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[1 point] 4 years ago by deleted user ReplyThere were two sites and I believe you might be right as to Redstate.com. I normally don't support regulating free speech ... but ... from the attack we are presently dealing with, I can understand why the administration would make the decision to ban any discussion about Ron Paul and his platform.
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