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December 22, 2007 at 14:05:33

Headlined on 12/22/07:
"The Great Awakening" of the American People

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I recently wrote to John Edwards ’08 and in my post on his blog I stated that he should start talking about the civil liberties that we have lost in this nation. If anyone knows my writing, for almost four years I have been decrying the liberties that we citizen’s have lost under this Bush/Cheney Neo-Con government. I received a response on John Edwards’s site that basically told me that John will be talking about the loss of our civil liberties when he is through with the caucuses. I was told that he doesn’t want to “confuse” the voters before the primaries.

Well, this is typical of the politicians in America. It seems like even John Edward’s just doesn’t “get it”. What people are calling the unrest and the disillusionment with the American political system is “The Great Awakening”. People are seeing through the duopoly of the two-party system and demanding better. They are tires of the “same old, same old” and they want someone that will actually do something to restore the rights of the people, to cut waste and spending by the Federal Government that is pushing the economy to the limit, and they want more than anything, to stop our hundreds of foreign involvements especially in Iraq and Afghanistan where we are borrowing over 2 Billion per day from China and Japan.

When John Edwards tells me that he will begin talking about civil liberties after the caucuses, he is basically saying either that it isn’t a priority, or that the American people are just too stupid to understand more than three things at once. He is fighting against the corporacracy (and I believe I was one of the first people to coin that word over five years ago), he is fighting for health-care for Americans, and that’s just about it. I have not heard him say that he will abolish the Military Commissions Act of 2006, nor have I heard him say that he will try to abolish the revamped Insurrection Act. I have not heard him state that he will follow the Constitution and restore equal power to the three branches of our government, or completely leave Iraq and stop construction of the giant bases they are building there now.

While it may be politically expedient not to mention these things for fear of turning off voters that are inclined to vote for a Democratic hard-liner such as Hillary Clinton, he is not giving the American people much credit for being able to think on their feet with intelligence or integrity. John Edwards is just behaving like every other politician that is running save two, Dennis Kucinich and Ron Paul. It’s not Kuchinich that have attracted the people, its Paul. The truth is that during this “Great Awakening” the people of this country have heard, and are listening to him. He is speaking truth to power, and for a myriad of reasons, he is catching on like no other candidate I have ever seen in my lifetime, that includes John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Americans are aching to get the powerful, well-connected politicians out of power. They are demanding radical change and don’t want to hear the same old rhetoric from the same old faces.

John Edwards may think that he knows just what he is doing, but I believe he misunderstands what the American people are demanding. The ability to raise $18,000,000.00 + off of the internet by Ron Paul in a little over two days from private individuals speaks volumes. This “Great Awakening” is a result of being lied to by our government, giving tax breaks to the wealthy that keep offshore tax havens, by the death and destruction we have wrought on innocent people, by bankrupting forces that threaten our very existence by borrowing to prolong this war, by the inaccurate and suspect investigations of 9/11, and most of all by the insidious way this President has maneuvered to gain personal power. It doesn’t stop there, the “tasering” of protesters, the First Amendment Areas for protesters away from public view, the “No-Fly” lists for dissidents’, the requirement for passports to go anywhere, a “National ID” that will be required by May 2008 to prove that you are an American and have a right to be wherever you are, all these things look and smell like fascism. I have always lived by these words; “If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, it’s probably a duck”. In this case, I see a duck, so does everyone else.

I have been censored on other websites for my views. I am an American Veteran that has spent over 20 years in this country’s military. I am not a “fringe radical” yet my views are sometimes called radical. I was actively against the war in Vietnam and suffered in the Army because of my views, never the less I was vindicated when what we predicted turned to become reality. We were lied to then, and we are being lied to now. Kuchinich and Paul are the only ones that are speaking “Truth to Power”. For some odd reason, Ron Paul has managed to “capture” the people’s hearts and minds. Is this truly “The Great Awakening”? I believe it is, and it’s about time!

That’s the way I see it.

 

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I was born in Los Angeles and raised in Mexico City. I have travelled throughout Latin America, Europe and Arfica. We're all the same.
GuajolotlI was born in Los Angeles and raised in Mexico City. I have travelled throughout Latin America, Europe and Arfica. We're all the same.

RON PAUL IS A TRAP

Paul  is strongly pro-gun and anti-abortion. He condemns the United  Nations. He opposes eminent domain, not because it is misused for 
corporate interests but because he believes “property is sacred.” He wants to return to the gold standard. His proposed legislation for a federal 
voucher system would completely undermine public education. He says, “I  support giving educational control back to parents.” Ron Paul is  thoroughly anti-immigrant. He sees no reason why government should play  any role whatsoever in stopping racism. What Rep. Ron Paul advocates, in short, is the idea that raw capitalism, its “invisible hand” unchecked by centuries of democratic workers’ struggle, would solve all ills in 2008. He has the full support, forget Republicans, of Kenynesian capitalists who have been shunted aside by the neocons. He represents the divided contradiction on the right. Instead of supporting him, democratically minded people should drive a wedge farther between him and the other fascists.

by Guajolotl (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 132 comments) on Saturday, December 22, 2007 at 3:26:34 PM
 


20 year old college student.
Matt Hill20 year old college student.

You sir are very misguided. I help you understand.

Lets see where we can agree:

1. Ron Paul follows the constitution.

2. Ron Paul is honest man with principals. We know this by looking at his voting record.

3. US economy is falling in recession. No other candidate has a plan or will to stop this.

4. Iraq war is illegal and creates chaos in middle-east and incites hatred towards US. Ron Paul is the only one(at least from republican candidates) who will stop this madness.

5. Ron Paul has written books(10 books?) about economy and knows what he is talking about.

6. Ron Paul is the only one who will stop the Patriot act, national ID card and other programs that reduce your freedom.

7. Ron Paul is not going to ban abortion(he will leave the issues to states and take government out of it).

8. We agree that US education system sucks. We agree that Ron Paul wants to fix this by increasing freedom of choice and reducing the cost by allowing competition and removing subsidies(weather you think it will work is another issue). But we both know that current system is doomed.

Ok, so why don't you vote for him?

1. You are pro-gun control and pro-abortion. Paul has a different approach since he believes in constitution when talking about guns. If you want to know why(or at least part of why) Paul is pro-life you should look for a video in youtube where Paul explains how as a young doctor he saw 2 pound, 4 month old baby beign aborted and left to a corner of a room while it was still alive.

2. You fear what will happen if the status quo is broken. I can tell you that it will brake no matter what. And if you don't act now it will be much worse.

3. You don't feel that tens of millions of illegal immigrants are threat to US economy and sovereignity. You think Ron Paul is anti-immigrant. While in reality Paul is pro-immigrant and is only against illegal immigration.

4. You think Ron Paul is not going to do nothing to stop racism. While in reality Paul will effectivily cut down racism by treating people as individuals rather than putting them in groups(like the current and past government have done).

5. You think Paul is a facist. While in reality Paul would stop NAFTA and other facist government agreements that make the corporates and governments blend.

I hope you find out more about Ron Paul and really think why he thinks the way he does. He isn't a bad person, you know this.

 

 

by Matt Hill (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 8 comments) on Saturday, December 22, 2007 at 4:46:13 PM
 


56 years on this jumpin' green sphere. Musician. Own and operate a music store to help kids find a possible life long friend. I believe in the soul and the search. Happily married w/ 2 boys. Published songwriter. play bass, piano and gut string guitar. there are no solutions..only alternatives. Ask questions. Listen. Be fair and don't expect. Baseball is a mirror. Don't ask....unless you have time and a sense of humor. Peace is never easy, but worth it. Always.
mikel paul56 years on this jumpin' green sphere. Musician. Own and operate a music store to help kids find a possible life long friend. I believe in the soul and the search. Happily married w/ 2 boys. Published songwriter. play bass, piano and gut string guitar. there are no solutions..only alternatives. Ask questions. Listen. Be fair and don't expect. Baseball is a mirror. Don't ask....unless you have time and a sense of humor. Peace is never easy, but worth it. Always.

Matt....I'll have what you're having...

     My first reaction to Guajolotl's comment was thankfully not followed through on because I first read your response. If I had posted what I initially felt, I'd be apologizing because you sir (Matt) had the balls to deliver what I meant without 'spraying' it.

     Not only is Dr. Paul not a racist nor anti immigration, he is so not a fascist, I almost lost my lunch. 

     Where do these people come from?

     Social Security? You want to keep yours? Opt out? Dr. Paul wants YOU to decide. "Holy brain cells batman, self determination"

     Single payer health care is not my forte' so I bow to the chance he may be incorrect on that. Ok, so he's not perfect.

     Income tax goes into the pockets of the lovely bankers. PERIOD. IT PAYS FOR NOTHING. Dr. Paul thinks you should have it. It's your money. The apportioned taxes like gas, tobacco and property are apportioned and legal. NOT INCOME.

     Do some research on the man and the history of our country. IF YOU THINK HE SUCKS, COOL. 

     Go ahead. Vote for any of the others. I forgot. They're all perfect.

     peace  

by mikel paul (10 articles, 1 quicklinks, 7 diaries, 365 comments) on Saturday, December 22, 2007 at 8:45:45 PM
 


Hello, I'm a Texan, a Libertarian, a Software Engineer, a WASP, but most importantly, a human being.
BoHello, I'm a Texan, a Libertarian, a Software Engineer, a WASP, but most importantly, a human being.

RON PAUL IS A CONSTITUTIONALIST!!!

Yes, yes, yes... in short, Ron Paul is a libertarian and a constitutionalist. How terrifying.

And to think I thought the left was finally starting to understand that you can't pick and choose which parts of the Constitution you like and which ones you don't and expect the whole thing to remain respected. You remained silent when FDR threatened the Supreme Court with a "packing" if they didn't tow his line. You remained silent when LBJ and Clinton took us to war without a declaration from the people's representatives. You remained silent when Clinton issued thousands of Signing Statements.  Now all the chatter from the left about liberty and the constitution just rings empty.  We are all sleeping in the bed your Presidents have made for us.  Hush up and get cozy, or wise up and join the cause of liberty -- the choice is yours.

 

 

by Bo (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 3 comments) on Saturday, December 22, 2007 at 5:04:22 PM
 


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Myra999/11 Truth Activist

Ron Paul also wants to do away with social security, et al

Ron Paul also wants to do away with social security, unemployment insurance, workers compensation, and is against anything like single payer health insurance.

Like all Ayn Rand economic Libertarians, (such as Allen Greenspan)  he defends the sacred RIGHTS of rich and poor alike to sleep under any bridge they choose.

by Myra99 (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 6 comments) on Saturday, December 22, 2007 at 4:19:57 PM
 


20 year old college student.
Matt Hill20 year old college student.

Social security, only Paul can save it

US is broke. It doesn't have the money to pay your social security. Only way it will get the money is stop spending. Only one who will stop the spending is Ron Paul. Paul has said that with the money US gets from cutting the spending it can provide social security to those who are dependent on it while giving young people a chance to get out of the social security.

Choose a wellfare/war president and what you get is nothing. They promise you everything, say everything you want to hear, but in reality the middle class gets destroyed, poor will starve and people lose their purchasing power through inflation. Don't you see that? Paul is the only common sense candidate who speaks the truth, even if the people are reluctant to hear it.

by Matt Hill (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 8 comments) on Saturday, December 22, 2007 at 5:02:19 PM
 


Hello, I'm a Texan, a Libertarian, a Software Engineer, a WASP, but most importantly, a human being.
BoHello, I'm a Texan, a Libertarian, a Software Engineer, a WASP, but most importantly, a human being.

Heh...

<sigh> Yes, I know -- liberty sucks, coercing the fruits of our labor with the threat of violence is the definition of compassion -- I've heard it all before.   

During the first 120 years under the U.S. Constitution, we started making  commercial use of electricity, kicked off the industrial revolution, invented interchangable parts, the assembly line, and revolutionized farming in so many ways that people began migrating to the cities for a want of something to do.  In short, under lassaiz-faire capitalism, more progress and innovation occured in 120 years than in the 1200 years prior.  That's called Prosperity.

Heck, if poverty were measured today the same way it was in 1920, we could declare the war on poverty won and over with.  That's in spite of the immoral and bankrupting Welfarism, not because of it.

Except, during those 120 years, we were, relatively speaking of course, free.

Vive la Liberte' 

 

by Bo (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 3 comments) on Saturday, December 22, 2007 at 5:15:49 PM
 


It is never the masses that make the difference, it is always the individual which makes the difference. Thank you for letting me be myself today.
Jeanette DoneyIt is never the masses that make the difference, it is always the individual which makes the difference. Thank you for letting me be myself today.

Tom Gatto is right on

The Ron Paul rEVOLution is not the Ron Paul campaign.  The rEVOLution is funding the Ron Paul GOP campaign because Ron Paul is the best shot those who oppose the war and the neocon-lib regime have.  For those like you who refuse to join the rEVOLution based on OTHER ISSUES, you don't agree with Ron Paul, you don't understand the opportunity Ron Paul is giving us.  WHY all those other issues do not stop the rEVOLutionaries is because we are infiltraiting and taking over the GOP, weakened by Bush.    Read the bloody screams in the GOP pages of them calling us infiltraitors and traitors, the Enemy and the real spooky one, "insurgents".  The GOP is waking up and realizing they are being over run with people who do NOT share their values (or the values of what the Democrats have prooved themselves to be GOP2).  The majority of Ron Paul supporters have never been a GOP, NEVER dreamed of being GOP, still ...we are playing HARD BALL.  So you can sit at your computer and think you're telling us why we shouldn't join the rEVOLution, and we don't disagree with your stand on all the issues, but that's not why were joining.  We're destroying the duopoly from the inside out.   Those who wanted regime change need to join the rEVOLution and get to work making Ron Paul president.

by Jeanette Doney (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 6 diaries, 304 comments) on Saturday, December 22, 2007 at 4:44:06 PM
 


Mail carrier who drives the rest of my colleagues nuts with my politics.
ScottMail carrier who drives the rest of my colleagues nuts with my politics.

Gee, wouldn't this be nice?

Wouldn't it be nice if Ron Paul gave back the campaign donation that Don Black gave him? You know Don Black, don't you? He's the white supremacist who runs the Stormfront website.

by Scott (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 415 comments) on Saturday, December 22, 2007 at 8:58:01 PM
 


Hello, I'm a Texan, a Libertarian, a Software Engineer, a WASP, but most importantly, a human being.
BoHello, I'm a Texan, a Libertarian, a Software Engineer, a WASP, but most importantly, a human being.

Why do you...

Why in the world would you want to donate money back to someone like that? Do you really want Ron Paul to subsidize Stormfront? 

Brother, the sad part isn't that he gave $500 to Dr. Paul, the sad thing is that he didn't give his entire savings -- maybe then he'd be forced to take down that gosh-aweful web site or starve.

:) 

by Bo (0 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 3 comments) on Saturday, December 22, 2007 at 9:17:54 PM
 


Ed Encho is a free lance writer, activist and consultant who resides in West Central Florida.  
Ed EnchoEd Encho is a free lance writer, activist and consultant who resides in West Central Florida.  

Contribution Hypocrisy

I wonder how many campaign contributions that say Hillary Clinton receives from individuals who relish seeing Palestinian children broiled alive by indendiary munitions. I see a double standard when the race supremacy is of a different type. Or for that matter what about Willard Romney and his speeches defending his white supremacist religion? Or of Rudy Giuliani and his foreign policy team of genocide pimps like Norman Podhoretz?

The Paul contribution 'controversy' is like everything else in this debauched system, it is served swimming in hypocrisy by those who refuse to hold the establishment lackeys to the same standards.

Just my two cents

EE

by Ed Encho (6 articles, 11 quicklinks, 54 diaries, 382 comments) on Sunday, December 23, 2007 at 8:23:59 AM
 


Currently I'm a cartoonist and contributing writer for The New Orleans Levee.
Mr MCurrently I'm a cartoonist and contributing writer for The New Orleans Levee.

Here's what you're awaking to ...

a grand disappointment. I would love to see anyone other than someone of the so-called media produced "front-runners" become POTUS.  But unless the election fraud in this country isn't fixed you can just go back to sleep. 

There has always been some degree of election fraud, but never on the scale of what we're witnessing today. It wouldn't matter if 90% of the people cast their vote for Paul - he won't win, unless of course a miracle happens and we fix what has been systematically destroyed over the pass seven-years.

So before you start popping champagne corks ...  

by Mr M (4 articles, 0 quicklinks, 9 diaries, 1253 comments) on Saturday, December 22, 2007 at 11:44:24 PM
 


Republican when younger. Now more liberal than Democrats. I have become a conspiracy theorist.
Lance L. LandonRepublican when younger. Now more liberal than Democrats. I have become a conspiracy theorist.

The Great Awakening

The Great Awakening

 

Well Said, and that’s pretty much the way I see it too. If we don’t pull this country out of this fascist fall then there will no Social Security, no America. Some of the commenters are missing the forest for the trees blocking their view. Kucinich, my first choice, or Ron Paul, we need someone who enough of us will get behind and who is American enough, to force a change that some may consider radical. But what radical is, is where we already are, radially going down the fascist drain hole. If we do not have the clarity of vision to see that, then, none of the details will matter because we will be without our country.

by Lance L. Landon (3 articles, 1 quicklinks, 6 diaries, 28 comments) on Sunday, December 23, 2007 at 4:08:13 AM
 


I am nothing more than a patriotic American that is doing whatever I can to further the cause of democracy, the rule of law, and am absolutely outraged on how the Bush administration is defying our Congress, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights! Footnote: I write in a style that I believe is appropriate in today’s world where we can’t trust the Mainstream News Media, and rather than concentrating on one article alone, which may or may not receive the exposure and emphasis it should, I prefer...

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William CormierI am nothing more than a patriotic American that is doing whatever I can to further the cause of democracy, the rule of law, and am absolutely outraged on how the Bush administration is defying our Congress, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights! Footnote: I write in a style that I believe is appropriate in today’s world where we can’t trust the Mainstream News Media, and rather than concentrating on one article alone, which may or may not receive the exposure and emphasis it should, I prefer...

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Exactly my view!

If Kucinich doesn’t get the nomination, and the way the MSM and the Democratic Party are marginalizing him - he probably won't.

What will that leave us as we watch our rights being flushed down the toilet?

We need a change, and adherence to the constitution and rule of law, no matter where it comes from is what this nation is in desperate need of - and if Kucinich can't win, then Ron Paul appears to be the only candidate that offers hope for America.

William Cormier 

 

 

by William Cormier (117 articles, 5 quicklinks, 17 diaries, 292 comments) on Sunday, December 23, 2007 at 10:28:53 AM
 


I am nothing more than a patriotic American that is doing whatever I can to further the cause of democracy, the rule of law, and am absolutely outraged on how the Bush administration is defying our Congress, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights! Footnote: I write in a style that I believe is appropriate in today’s world where we can’t trust the Mainstream News Media, and rather than concentrating on one article alone, which may or may not receive the exposure and emphasis it should, I prefer...

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William CormierI am nothing more than a patriotic American that is doing whatever I can to further the cause of democracy, the rule of law, and am absolutely outraged on how the Bush administration is defying our Congress, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights! Footnote: I write in a style that I believe is appropriate in today’s world where we can’t trust the Mainstream News Media, and rather than concentrating on one article alone, which may or may not receive the exposure and emphasis it should, I prefer...

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Please don't generalize

Part of your post contained this comment:

It is amazing how liberals have no clue!

Why are you generalizing and focusing on a couple of comments that express the opinions of a few individuals, not the entire liberal/progressive community?

As a whole, I can't speak for all liberals and progressives, and neither can you; the MSM, by not delving into Ron Paul's agenda and thoughts have left many people in the dark and misconceptions are rife no matter where you listen - and even among those who profess to be "political experts." I personally don't know enough about Ron Paul myself, but I have examined his voting record, and each and every vote he casts is in adherence to the United States Constitution, not the will of the party to which he is associated.

Many of us are non-partisan and Independents who are actively engaged in fighting fascist America and seek a return to our constitutional values and the rule of law. To generalize is to mirror the commentators we have all learned to loathe and hate - Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, and a host of others that attempt to lump everyone into a certain category because of one or two comments they take out of context.

If you're in favor of Ron Paul, making remarks that tend to turn people off isn't the way to spread a message of support, in fact, it tends to stop the reader from reading the rest of your comment and your message is lost as people see the negativity you demonstrate toward liberals and progressives. I could care less who is elected, just so that individual protects our constitutional values and works to reinstate the rule of law, separation of church and state, and acknowledges that fascism is real in this country and actively attempts to quash the fascist movement.

That's what I and millions of others are looking for in a Presidential candidate, and remarks like I highlighted above doesn't help Ron Paul - it insures the rest of your message is ignored. 

William Cormier

 

by William Cormier (117 articles, 5 quicklinks, 17 diaries, 292 comments) on Sunday, December 23, 2007 at 12:57:32 PM
 


Ed Encho is a free lance writer, activist and consultant who resides in West Central Florida.  
Ed EnchoEd Encho is a free lance writer, activist and consultant who resides in West Central Florida.  

RE: Well Said

Americans are sick and tired of the BS and outright treason of Washington. The ground swell of outrage is being funnelled INTO the Ron Paul campaign because we have no where else and no one else to believe in period.

Yep, I certainly have to agree with you and as one who has always more often than not voted Democrat have had a bellyful of the Vichy traitors and their betrayal of the antiwar movement after last November was the final straw for me. They had their chance and when that whore Pelosi immediately took impeachment of the war criminals off of the table that particular party sold everyone out who trusted them. Dennis Kucinich and Mike Gravel are the only consistently antiwar anticorporate fascist candidates and they are both mocked and marginalized by the pocket media.

The energy and outrage that has found a voice in supporting Ron Paul is not going away anytime soon and absent another legitimate outlet is only going to grow as more Americans become aware, wake up from their long slumber, educate themselves and find out how we have all been sold down the river by the oligarchy and military industrail complex.

Being as how I have always been pretty liberal I am more than somewhat disgusted at the others on the left who refuse to put aside differences and unite against this rotten system but only engage in the similar my team vs your team frat boy politics of the Bushreich and it's minions.

Time for a change and you can forget it if you believe that the corrupt, corporatist Democrats are going to do anything other occupy the castle and wage war against the peasants.

EE

by Ed Encho (6 articles, 11 quicklinks, 54 diaries, 382 comments) on Sunday, December 23, 2007 at 3:19:38 PM
 


"Living is everything death is nothing"-Ben Marble, M.D.
benmarblemd.com- Some people apparently agreed that I did a good thing when I said "Go F*** Yourself Mr. Cheney" on live international television ruining The Dick Cheney's lame press conference in Gulfport, Ms. Then on August 14, 2007 I ran into Nancy Pelosi in the 9th ward of New Orleans and told her to "Impeach Now Or Go F*** Yourself Mrs. Pelosi!". And now I say it is time to IMPEACH NOW before Dubya Gump helps co-ordinate Israel'...

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BenMarbleMD"Living is everything death is nothing"-Ben Marble, M.D.
benmarblemd.com- Some people apparently agreed that I did a good thing when I said "Go F*** Yourself Mr. Cheney" on live international television ruining The Dick Cheney's lame press conference in Gulfport, Ms. Then on August 14, 2007 I ran into Nancy Pelosi in the 9th ward of New Orleans and told her to "Impeach Now Or Go F*** Yourself Mrs. Pelosi!". And now I say it is time to IMPEACH NOW before Dubya Gump helps co-ordinate Israel'...

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For a long time...

For a long time I have said that the first republican who comes out for the impeachment of Dubya Gump will most likely be the next president.  It turns, out that republican is Ron Paul.  My concern is that Huckabee is basically hijacking some of Paul's ideas and the busheep are treating Paul as a 'moonbat' while they swoon over how Huckabee is 'such a maverick' because he dared to point out the obvious fact that this administration has a 'bunker mentality'.  So the point is if the busheep get their way they will wind up with the Huckster over Paul.  If that happens I sure hope Ron Paul and/or Bloomberg run as  independents.  Oh well I guess we will find out soon enough.

by BenMarbleMD (19 articles, 0 quicklinks, 187 diaries, 286 comments) on Sunday, December 23, 2007 at 1:25:11 PM
 

 

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