Comments on: Mitt Romney clinches nomination with Texas win; Ron Paul strikes out in home state

By: Issodhos

Issodhos — Sat, 02 Jun 2012 21:34:38 +0000

I think, logtroll, that these folk are simply attracted to Paul’s position on non-defensive military adventures (He’s agin’ ‘em), corporate cronyism (He’s agin’ it), government cronyism (He’s agin’ it, too), Individual rights (He’s fer ‘em), a sound, market-based economy (He’s fer it), and a non-circumvented, undistorted application of the Constitution (He’s fer it).

I suspect these folk also like that he has held and expressed these beliefs for a goodly number of years, he apparently speaks his mind without regard to the audience, and he apparently wants America to be the Republic it was meant to be and continue to move toward what America was intended to become.

Passionate? Yes. Bots? Hardly.
Yours,
Issodhos

By: Logtroll

Logtroll — Thu, 31 May 2012 01:31:58 +0000

Wow! A quick read polls 100% paulbots posting. Are you folks hardwired together, or something?

By: Julian Alien

Julian Alien — Wed, 30 May 2012 22:11:45 +0000

Why doesn’t Romney just ask Obama to be his vice president?They have the same platform,and neither one can win without the other.

By: Jamie

Jamie — Wed, 30 May 2012 18:54:48 +0000

The media mouthpieces and the GOP crony’s don’t get it. Sanrorum and Gingrich supporters will vote for Romney. Paul supporters won’t. Why? Because Paul supporters have real beliefs. The others don’t.

Recently when I was asked by a GOP’er if I would support the party’s nominee if It wasn’t Paul. I replied “no”. This enraged the GOP’er: “Then why the fxxk did you join the Republican party? I replied I re-joined after many years because there was someone I could vote for. Someone with real integrity, and real values. Got the “if you don’t vote for XXXXXX, then it’s your fault that Obama gets reelected, rap.

Nope, I said, “it’s the GOP’s fault for nominating someone that I/we cannot support.”

Any GOP’ers that read this should take note: You never had our votes. They are there for Ron Paul. If you want our support, nominate him. Period.

By: Jodi

Jodi — Wed, 30 May 2012 15:04:11 +0000

I’m a Texan and I voted early for Ron Paul, I smell a rat Susan Walker….

Ron Paul or none at all!!!

its more than a man ita a Revolution!!!!

By: Grant

Grant — Wed, 30 May 2012 15:02:08 +0000

Dalton is right. The state conventions no longer matter. Romney supporters can stay home and crochet doilies, or whatever it is Romney supporters do. Let the Paul people have their fun and take all the leadership positions in the state GOP organizations (since it doesn’t matter). Then we’ll all get together in Tampa and have milk and cookies. See you there.

By: JohnMikal

JohnMikal — Wed, 30 May 2012 14:44:56 +0000

Susan Walker, you have revealed yourself to be a propagandist, repeating misinformation in an attempt to mold public opinion. Unfortunately for you, there is the internet now and people do not need to rely any longer on media personnel in order to obtain their information.

The information you report is false.

To get a much more accurate status of the nomination process, see TheGreenPapers.com. This site gives the actual process where the GOP nominee is selected.

Romney is far from winning the nomination of the GOP party. In fact, as delegates are actually being selected in state meeting, Ron Paul continues to close the gap. The beauty contest public votes in most states do not reflect delegate counts needed to gain the nomination. Shame on you.

By: Mike

Mike — Wed, 30 May 2012 14:38:29 +0000

Wait till you see the fireworks in Tampa……Oh she`s gona be a gooder…..

RP 2012

By: Army Officer

Army Officer — Wed, 30 May 2012 14:26:45 +0000

Ron Paul will get 1-2% of the general election vote from people like myself writing him in during the election. Then we will see how well the Republicans plan to back Romney turned out. Romney is a big government liberal, there’s no hiding it. He has no plan to make any real cuts to the budget.

By: J.J. Whipple

J.J. Whipple — Wed, 30 May 2012 14:24:56 +0000

I agree wholeheartedly. Dr. Paul has some amazing points. Some are on the extreme side. He has a proven record of being honest, hard working and loyal to his principals and his constituents. This is much more than can be said for any other political figure that may come to mind. An example is Obamas personal stance on gay marriage. Now all of a sudden, he’s warming up to it? Human rights are human rights and gay marriage doesn’t affect anyone else, why shouldn’t they be happy? I find it awfully convenient and disgusting that obama would take this position presumably to get the votes.

People may not agree with all Ron Paul has to say, however he is unwavering and honest and you don’t get to be so influential by any other tactic. I hope a lot of people write him in. I’m below the poverty line because I’m on SSD (multiple severe disabilities) and I know some decisions dr paul would have to make would be tough but I know he has everyone in mind and just doesn’t cater to this group or that. Personally, I’m writing in ron paul in november.