Which GOP candtidate do you think is the friendlest (or at lest the lest mean) to RP?

[Constitution Supporter]

Sorry, should have put this with my other post, but didn't think about it then.
EDIT: Forgot to put my 2 cents in. I would say probably Mitt, but not 100% sure.
Another Edit: I would agree that Huck isn't quite as bad as the some of the others either. May try to steal his words for his own some, but a lot of them are starting to do that too.

[MayTheRonBeWithYou]

Probably Mitt or Huck.

[Cindy]

Mitt

[kushaze]

Alan Keyes

[Joe3113]

They all compliment him by stealing his talking points and ideas.

[RSLudlum]

I think after the last debate i'd say their all equal but maybe Romney.

[wildflower]

I agree with MaytheRon.

Most of the rudeness, laughing and disrespectful faces came from Guiliani, McCain and Thompson. Mitt and Huck weren't quite as bad.

[Shavenyak]

Huck, but only because he would want Paul to: "Teach him the constitution."

[Cindy]

Alan Keyes

That was sarcasm right?

Did you see how Alan treated Paul in the PBS and values voters debates. He has been the worst to him.

[Spirit of '76]

Yeah, Keyes is a very mean and angry person generally.

I'd say it's Huckabee; he's to busy trying to be Ron to be mean to him.

[dblee]

with honor!

[free.alive]

Romney. He's a flip-flopper and wants the prestige of the Presidency too bad, but he's at least a gentleman.

Huckster is a conniving political opportunist. The somnolent sheep who are jumping off the cliff for him are being exploited so badly.

Thompson's alright, though. He's a dick to everyone, and he's pretty funny when he's on the attack. He's probably the second most conservative as well - he just seems dumb and lazy, though.

[rfbz]

The only reason Romney hasn't gone after RP much is that he's too worried about McCain and Huck at this point. That last debate though, the were all falling over themselves jumping on RP. I thought Thompson was especially rude. And how could people say Huck was the friendliest, remember the honor/save face exchange? None of them are friendly to Ron Paul.

[AgentPaul001]

McCain/Thompson/Guliani have all directly insulted/attacked Paul (not his positions, but Paul himself). Huckabee, Romney, and Hunter not so much.

As stated I can't recall Romney being part of the "heckling" behind the scenes and he's been pretty orderly in th debates from what I've seen.

To be honest I'd choose a Paul/Romney ticket over nothing at all. "Position wise" Romney is far more moderate then Gulian/McCain and I think Ron Paul could still have a lot of impact as a VP.

[kushaze]

That was sarcasm right?

Did you see how Alan treated Paul in the PBS and values voters debates. He has been the worst to him.

Yeah it was sarcasm. I was going to say Brownback, but since he endorsed McCain I can't. I was just trying to name the person that has gotten the least amount of coverage, but has still gotten some coverage.

[Danny Molina]

Tancredo was.

[Abobo]

The only reason Romney hasn't gone after RP much is that he's too worried about McCain and Huck at this point. That last debate though, the were all falling over themselves jumping on RP. I thought Thompson was especially rude. And how could people say Huck was the friendliest, remember the honor/save face exchange? None of them are friendly to Ron Paul.

Maybe I'm just being stupid but I really don't think Romney would attack RP personally. Maybe he would attack his views but my gut tells me that Romney likes that RP has stood up for his religion.

I really don't hate Romney. He sucks on a lot of issues, but I would much rather he win than Rudy ( Stalin ), Huckster ( Satin), or McCain ( Bush ).

[Matt Collins]

Tancredo and Ron are friends I have heard. And McCain has been quoted as saying Ron Paul is "the most honest man in Congress" which is ironic since last time I checked McCain was in Congress too :rolleyes:

[lloydian]

If Dr Paul doesn't win we may end up with a Huckabee/Paul ticket.

[Talldude1412]

Tancredo and Ron are friends I have heard. And McCain has been quoted as saying Ron Paul is "the most honest man in Congress" which is ironic since last time I checked McCain was in Congress too :rolleyes:

lol, touche

[dsentell]

McCain has been quoted as saying Ron Paul is "the most honest man in Congress" which is ironic since last time I checked McCain was in Congress too :rolleyes:

OMG! I would love to see a video of that made into a campaign ad for President Paul! :D

[tgannaway89]

As long as Giuliani doesn't win I will not leave the country.

[Talldude1412]

If Dr Paul doesn't win we may end up with a Huckabee/Paul ticket.

EEeeewwww

Talk about ideologically at an impasse. Huckabee " I'm almost a democrat" with VP Ron Paul? I would cry. Unless Huckabee is easily manipulated....

[Talldude1412]

As long as Giuliani doesn't win I will not leave the country.

What if Hillary wins?

[pcosmar]

NONE.
I consider them ALL to be dishonest, backstabbing and power hungry.
They are a disgrace to the Republican Party and to America.

[Ogren]

Don't know why, but I like rudy I would also choose mike since he wants to dismatle the fed.

[Constitution Supporter]

self blimp

[CountryRoads]

NONE.
I consider them ALL to be dishonest, backstabbing and power hungry.
They are a disgrace to the Republican Party and to America.



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