Thread: Terry Anderson gets into it with a Ron Paul Supporter

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuICxMFXj3Q

Didn't I read a post on here the other day that said Terry Anderson has officially endorsed Duncan Hunter for President? Interesting video - thanks.

Sounds like this man doesn't like Ron Paul either, huh?

Ron Paul has great talk on immigration. Apparantly his record is good as well. Romney also has a good record on immigration.

Realistically, Paul has very little hope of getting elected. If those who voted for Paul were mostly concerned with immigration, votes that didn't go for him might have gone for Romney. Romney might have won New Hampshire and be even more electable than he is today.

I think Paul has more culturist sensibility than all the other candidates put together. But, for practical purposes, I think it would be good for him to do a Tancredo, step out of the race now, and let his votes go to Romney.

Thoughts?

Originally Posted by Culturist

Ron Paul has great talk on immigration. Apparantly his record is good as well. Romney also has a good record on immigration.

Realistically, Paul has very little hope of getting elected. If those who voted for Paul were mostly concerned with immigration, votes that didn't go for him might have gone for Romney. Romney might have won New Hampshire and be even more electable than he is today.

I think Paul has more culturist sensibility than all the other candidates put together. But, for practical purposes, I think it would be good for him to do a Tancredo, step out of the race now, and let his votes go to Romney.

Thoughts?

Bren is that you??...lol

Culturist wrote:

Thoughts?

Duncan Hunter for President in 2008!

Monday, December 24, 2007
DUNCAN HUNTER endorsed by Terry Anderson

There has been no one more steady and true on the illegal immigration issue than Radio's own Terry Anderson in Los Angeles. Last night on his program he stated in his unmistakable fashion, “DUNCAN HUNTER IS MY FIRST GUY!â€

If people take the time to listen to Ron Paul on immigration, they would find that his views are clearer than any of the other candidates. He has a common sense approach to solving this problem which would end the division over this. He feels that if someone sneaks into this country illegally, they're on their own. They should get nothing from our taxpayers. No education, no health care, no driver's licenses, absolutely no social benefuts, and no anchor babies. If all of this was denied to them, the numbers of border crossers would drop drastically and our economy would get better. It's the huge families of illegal aliens that is draining our resources. We never used to have a problem with the temporary worker coming in during harvest season because they went home afterwards. These illegals now have embedded themselves into this country because they have been allowed to put down roots with their families, then more come to join them. These families would not come here if their children couldn't go to school or use our hospitals which is a huge drain. If everything was taken away from them, the LaRazas in this country wouldn't have much left to fight with.

Tiny wrote:

If people take the time to listen to Ron Paul on immigration, they would find that his views are clearer than any of the other candidates.

However, his past history on the issue and voting record can't be ignored.

Also statements like this the following don't give me a warm and fuzzy.

"I find the border fence offensive."

He is strong on securing our border. If we did all the things he's listed, we probably wouldn't need a fence. There wouldn't be so many willing to jump it. If we cut off everything for the illegals, they'll have no reason to come.