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It's too bad that more

Aunt Sam — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:15:51 +0000

In reply to Jees, nobody reads this piece

It's too bad that more haven't read this - it's an excellent analogy.

(It would be interesting if it comes down to Romney needing Paul's delegates to succeed. But, I think too much of Paul is 'smoke and mirrors' and he would easily capitulate to Romney. He would huff and puff but retain bragging rights with the caveat that he would need some quid pro quo - most likely something that would benefit his son.)

Jees, nobody reads this piece

Richard Day — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 01:10:11 +0000

In reply to Every so often MSNBC runs a

Jees, nobody reads this piece and you read it twice in two places. hahaha

You have a point.

Ford and now Paul tell us war is wrong, keep our troops out of arenas that are none of our business..

I was reading a long essay at Salon. Paul is half liberal and half corporate oligarchist...

Simple answers to complex situations.

You really wish to cut the budget?

Well fire half of all the Federal Employees, get rid of SS, get rid of Medicare, get rid of the Department of energy, get rid of the EPA...

With the EPA gone, who would listen to Iowans screaming about all the crap Minnesotans are putting in the Mississippi?

Yeah.

That would cut the budget and destroy this nation. With half of Federal Employees fired, what the hell would our unemployment numbers amount to?

You have to admit though; how exactly would the Pentagon react to the election of a nut like Paul? hahaaahah

7 Days in May? hahahah

Every so often MSNBC runs a

Aunt Sam — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 23:52:26 +0000

In reply to RON PAUL AND HENRY FORD AND THE PROBLEM WITH NEWSLETTERS!

Every so often MSNBC runs a documentary on Henry and his family. It's very good, well worth watching.

I agree that it's important Paul's ideology is heard, but what's not beneficial is it's all surface without any follow up as to what the true end result would be if most of what he touts is implemented.

IMHO, most who subscribe to what most of what he's touting would also continue to gorge themselves on rich desserts, even tho' they were gaining weight, because the packaging said no fats, no calories and guaranteed to be good for ya'.

But, and I take no pleasure in this fact, this is the same lack of thoughtfulness and common sense that most utilize in their decision processes, especially in the arena of politics.