Sick of it yet?
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Esperahol
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I would have agreed with Ron Paul, but considering some of the things I've found out about him not so much now. That said if Romney really had a chance, the Republicans would be bringing back all this Jim Ctow nonsense. They're purging voting lists of "illegal aliens" that have actually been naturalized ages ago and making folks jump through several kinds of hoops to get their licenses (a birth certificate, your SS card, two utility bills, and 25 bucks) while allowing things like gun licenses and id cards from "white" schools be used. You can't use a id card from a HBC. It is all really quite racist, but that's America.
dashboardc33
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I am not really too sick of it. When Scott Walker was being recalled, I got sick of it. However, now that we are in the process of choosing a President, I am all for the campaigning in order to find someone who is right for our country. The more time it takes, the better chance we have at people becoming well educated.
Meow
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Ron Paul the one who wanted to liquidate the US dollar and revert to using gold for everything?
ohiotom76
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Ron Paul I don't trust at all. He consciously courts racist voters and has no shame in doing it. His remarks about how he opposed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was nothing more than a nod and a wink to that voter base. His reluctance to own up to those emails was another example. And the crap that comes out of his son's mouth about minorities and gay people I guess shouldn't be a surprise either.
Republican voters aren't going to be swayed into voting for a Libertarian. Libertarians are trying to chum up with liberals to syphon the votes away from Democrats to give Romney a win.
Republican voters aren't going to be swayed into voting for a Libertarian. Libertarians are trying to chum up with liberals to syphon the votes away from Democrats to give Romney a win.
Esperahol
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Not really surprised, because he's a permenant rider on the crazy train. Of course, that would be impossible, but logic - who needs it?
Beth23
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I am sick of it. I work for the post office so I see the flyer's all day everyday. My boss reminds us its revenue for us and frankly we need it right now but its still a pain. Then I get home and the phone starts ringing and they want to ask you questions. I have AT&T and it has caller ID that pops up on your TV screen. My husband will yell out either political or 1800 so we all know not to pick up the phone. They are persistent though, sometimes they will call 3 times in a row. I think they know people don't pick up.
I like to go online and read what each candidate has done and what they "promise" to do at my leisure when my mind is open to it. It just drives me crazy when they push with all the calls and flyer's.
I like to go online and read what each candidate has done and what they "promise" to do at my leisure when my mind is open to it. It just drives me crazy when they push with all the calls and flyer's.
I am sick and tired of it all myself and try to stay busy on the computer when I can and don't even listen to that crap. Do like I do when the phone rings, if you don't know the number, don't answer. I haven't gotten any mailings yet and when I do they go straight to the garbage never to be seem again.
endosurvivor
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Not me...its important to be engaged
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Esperahol
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Is he stupid? Something tells me Paul is the new Sara Palin and I have no problem with that. Goodness knows that Palin's idiocy did quite a lot to keep McCain out of office.
