Thread: The bigoted past of Ron Paul.

I'VE NOTICE THERE ARE A LOT OF MEMBERS OF ALIPAC WHO WANT BARACK HUSSEIM OBAMA OR HILLARY AS A PRESIDENT .
THIS PEOPLE DON'T REALIZE THAT DENEGRATING RON PAUL WILL MAKE THE DEMOCRATS THE WINNERS OF THIS ELECTION.

Originally Posted by minnie

I'VE NOTICE THERE ARE A LOT OF MEMBERS OF ALIPAC WHO WANT BARACK HUSSEIM OBAMA OR HILLARY AS A PRESIDENT .
THIS PEOPLE DON'T REALIZE THAT DENEGRATING RON PAUL WILL MAKE THE DEMOCRATS THE WINNERS OF THIS ELECTION.

Paul could not beat he's way out if a wet paper bag if he'd learned how twice on a PBS special... But I dont think we have any members openly supporting OBAMA OR HILLARY

Originally Posted by Bren4824

Originally Posted by sturmruger

On Jerry Doyle, just now, he mentioned the Republican (CFR?) website (didn't catch the site name) that was trying to portray Ron Paul as a racist is gone. Jerry went on to say that it was a false accusation!

You should post the transcript from the show here!!

His web site appears to only have highlights of his shows I could not find any transcipts.
http://www.jerrydoyle.com/pg/jsp/hom...edarticles.jsp

Originally Posted by nntrixie

Greg Probably Ron Paul would be the best one to ask.

You dont expect him to answer any one personaly do you>>>>
Ill guve him creadit he did manage to make it over top of Thompson by one or two points (Fred Thompson a guy who didnt even campain in NH and went on south for some tough work)



Fred's in SC, NOT NH Posted: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 5:10 PM by Domenico Montanaro
Filed Under: 2008, Thompson
From NBC/NJ's Carrie Dann
CAMDEN, S.C. -- Tonight, some of his GOP rivals will be pumping arms in glorious victory. Others will be pounding fists in angry defeat.

Fred Thompson is just shaking hands in South Carolina.

While his opponents jostled swelling crowds in New Hampshire on primary day, Thompson was here in this small town (population 6,680) to take photos with voters and enjoy the balmy 70-degree weather in South Carolina. He and his wife Jeri visited an antiques store, a coffee shop, and a bakery here this afternoon during one of four stops today on an 11-day bus tour in the state.

They didn't buy anything, although the sight of a homemade Southern-style coconut cake appeared to make the Tennessee senator a little nostalgic. Or just hungry.

For something other than victory.

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