Paul Mulshine: Reaction to Ron Paul shows some Americans are exceptionally stupid

[sailingaway]

http://media.lehighvalleylive.com/breaking-news_impact/photo/9787979-large.jpg
[Mulshine caption to picture: 'He irritates more idiots in fewer words than any politician, ever']

http://blog.nj.com/njv_paul_mulshine/2011/09/reaction_to_ron_paul_shows_som.html

[Elfshadow]

Good artical

[sailingaway]

Yeah, I thought so.

[D.A.S.]

Really good article...

Paul Mulshine is a big Ron Paul supporter in NJ and has written many entries on NJ.com already in support of Ron Paul. Please give him traffic.

Also, follow him on Twitter:
http://twitter.com/#!/Mulshine

and here is the homepage of his blog in NJ.com:
http://blog.nj.com/njv_paul_mulshine/index.html

[sailingaway]

Really good article...

Paul Mulshine is a big Ron Paul supporter in NJ and has written many entries on NJ.com already in support of Ron Paul. Please give him traffic.

Also, follow him on Twitter:
http://twitter.com/#!/Mulshine


and here is the homepage of his blog in NJ.com:
http://blog.nj.com/njv_paul_mulshine/index.html

Wow, he has fewer followers than I do, and I only started twitter a few months ago!

Follow the man! He writes good stuff!

[Diurdi]

It's really pathetic when the US intelligence community and terrorism-experts are in an almost unanimous consensus that the reason for islamist extremism is US occupation of their holy land, US support for Israel and US aggressive involvement in the middle east in general.

Yet idiots like Santorum live in some bubble where Islamists are ready to blow themselves up just because women go to university or have a job in the US. The actual truth is that they're ready to blow themselves up to prevent the United States from imposing these ideals on them.

[WilliamC]

I love the photo caption, I will add it to my tag line,

'He irritates more idiots with fewer words than any politician, EVER!'

[D.A.S.]

Oh I missed that caption! Pretty hilarious.

[MJU1983]

Really good article...

Paul Mulshine is a big Ron Paul supporter in NJ and has written many entries on NJ.com already in support of Ron Paul. Please give him traffic.

Also, follow him on Twitter:
http://twitter.com/#!/Mulshine

and here is the homepage of his blog in NJ.com:
http://blog.nj.com/njv_paul_mulshine/index.html

Good find, I am now following him!

I tweeted that article if anyone wants to RT: http://twitter.com/#!/mju1983/status/115544036923813888

[D.A.S.]

Bump for Paul Mulshine's article, if you haven't read it yet.

Per my comments above, please follow him on Twitter... He's our ally in NJ.

[sunghoko]

bump. What an excellent read. while the bashers commenters spin lies and half-truths, the supporters bring the facts with well thought out rebuttals. (I don't expect anything less)

[specsaregood]

Hell, I had missed this one:
http://blog.nj.com/njv_paul_mulshine/2011/03/i_take_exception_to_american_e.html

excerpt:


Common sense, it seems. Most politicians assume the term was coined by a Founding Father or some other traditional figure. In fact, it was coined by a communist. In 1927, a leader of the American Communist Party by the name of Jay Lovestone used the term "American exceptionalism" to describe the way in which our economic system differed from the systems in other countries.

You’re probably wondering how a term coined by a commie could end up as an applause line for Republican presidential contenders. Well, you see, it’s linked to the way in which the American followers of Leon Trotsky gradually changed their views during the 1930s in opposition to Josef Stalin’s stance on … never mind. Suffice it to say that so-called "neo" conservatives also use terms like "benevolent global hegemon."

[D.A.S.]

I think we should Drudge-Bomb this article...