wakejumpin
09-30-2007, 08:55 PM
according to this, ron paul has absolutely no chance... do you think he knows paul's 4/1 odds?
""Responsible individuals do not waste the time and money of volunteers," says Coulter. "One does not take soldiers into a battle that one cannot win. ... More significantly, vanity campaigns waste the American public's time, because the candidates are given an opportunity to participate in television debates and other events. Vanity campaigns also further trivialize the presidential race.
"If these candidates are running to change public opinion, they should drop out and write a book."
Coulter puts Paul in the "less than no chance" category for winning the White House, which is accurate. The major Republican candidates are especially loath to share stages with him, because only Paul can say he voted against both the Iraq war and the Patriot Act, which will resonate with the party's core conservatives. Paul also voted against awarding a Congressional Gold Medal to civil rights icon Rosa Parks, not because he didn't admire her, but because he doesn't think that's what Congress should be spending the public's money to do."
do any of you think you're wasting your time or money? i highly doubt it.
http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070930/COL32/709300546/1070/OPINION02
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""Responsible individuals do not waste the time and money of volunteers," says Coulter. "One does not take soldiers into a battle that one cannot win. ... More significantly, vanity campaigns waste the American public's time, because the candidates are given an opportunity to participate in television debates and other events. Vanity campaigns also further trivialize the presidential race.
"If these candidates are running to change public opinion, they should drop out and write a book."
Coulter puts Paul in the "less than no chance" category for winning the White House, which is accurate. The major Republican candidates are especially loath to share stages with him, because only Paul can say he voted against both the Iraq war and the Patriot Act, which will resonate with the party's core conservatives. Paul also voted against awarding a Congressional Gold Medal to civil rights icon Rosa Parks, not because he didn't admire her, but because he doesn't think that's what Congress should be spending the public's money to do."
do any of you think you're wasting your time or money? i highly doubt it.
http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070930/COL32/709300546/1070/OPINION02
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