some people just want to watch the world burn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Philhelm
some people just want to watch the world burn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Philhelm
Yes if he continues to aggressively combat the corruption like he is doing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pauls' Revere
Maybe that is an indicator that he is aligning himself for a 2024 run. Same way I think Romney voted to impeach. Romney will run as well and he too is aligning for a 2024 run.Quote:
Originally Posted by donnay
Anything is possible. However, Romney sunk himself with that impeachment vote just like Amash did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pauls' Revere
As an example:
What Dr. Ron Paul said about Edward Snowden:
https://youtu.be/gmt9Y2T5_ow
What Donald Trump said about Edward Snowden:
https://youtu.be/-wquZJx0Cx0
If you support Donald Trump, then you support a person who's not interested in exposing the "Deep State," just as other neoconservatives, like George W. Bush, weren't interested in exposing the "Deep State." Donald Trump has never been of the same political philosophy as Dr. Ron Paul, and that much has been evident since Trump was in the 2016 Primaries.
There may not even be such a thing as a W voter . You can thank the retard dems for that . What you really have are voters who are not going to vote for Gore , Kerry , Clinton etc . There is a reason for that , they are the shittiest of candidates .
That's funny, because Trump is exposing the deepstate far more effectively than Ron did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Theocrat
Trump had the military kill an enemy who was engaged in warfare against us and who was trying to provoke a war.
He deliberately refused to start a war with Iran multiple times, W would have started many new wars by now.
The article is just TDS.
Sounds like a plan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pauls' Revere
I'm interested in how you came to that conclusion. Before 2016 hardly anyone outside of libertarian circles talked about what goes on behind closed doors.Quote:
Originally Posted by Theocrat
Sure, Trump might not have intentionally changed the dialogue on foreign policy and backroom dealings. Maybe he didn't mean to obliterate the average American's faith in the MSM. Maybe he was given too much leeway by his handlers and let the cat out of the bag. In any case, kudos. It should make future liberty candidate runs a hell of a lot easier.
@RandPaul Senator Paul,Quote:
Originally Posted by nobody's_hero
I hope you are considering a run for The Office of President in 2024. Now is the time to start building a base.
Restore our Freedoms.
My parents were Bush supporters and they did vote for Trump. They have openly said that if they could redo their vote in 00 and 04 they wouldn't have voted for Bush.
No, he's not. You can stop with the "Trump is playing 3D Chess" bullshit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Swordsmyth
Is it to early to start the Rand2024 thread?Quote:
Originally Posted by nobody's_hero
"I Stand with Rand"?
"Randstanding"? lol
"Join the Randwagon" - LOL
"Randeros" - supporters of Rand
:D
What policies or legislation has Trump encouraged Congress to pass regarding safeguards of our privacy from intrusions by any level of federal bureaucracy, which would reveal Trump's commitment to maintain government transparency, similar to what Edward Snowden exposed?Quote:
Originally Posted by nobody's_hero
He is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Theocrat
And it's not just the 3d chess doing it.
He is doing it directly and has been since he was inaugurated.
I think we should wait for him to announce.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pauls' Revere
What examples or cases of Trump's exposure of the "Deep State" are you referring to? I need citations, not just empty rhetoric from you that "He's doing it," nor any assurances from him (or his staff) that he's going to do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Swordsmyth
And by "exposure," I mean documented evidences that show programs, initiatives, and other means that our privacy has been intruded by our intelligence community, in the same manner that Edward Snowden did when he came out with his information about the NSA, CIA, etc.
His exposure of the FBI/CIA/State Department conspiracy against him and his associates has done much to wake people up about that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Theocrat
The general public already knew about collusions amongst the FBI, CIA, and State Department before there was a conspiracy against Donald Trump and his associates, and that knowledge was escalated through Edward Snowden's whistleblowing. Trump hasn't woken anyone up to that, and he should've been exposing our intelligence community from the beginning, not when it was politically expedient for himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Swordsmyth
Nonetheless, Trump thinks Snowden ought to be dealt with harshly, as recorded in the video above. And for what?
Many people were unaware of just how deep, wide and rotten the deepstate swamp was, far less are unaware now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Theocrat
It's the same with the Fake News MSM which Trump has exposed to many of those who were asleep.
Trump has been talking about draining the swamp all along and he is starting by exposing it.
You can't call someone like Edward Snowden "a total traitor," but then turn around and claim you're going to "drain the swamp." The two sentiments are simply contradictory.Quote:
Originally Posted by Swordsmyth
Is it to early for him/his campaign to gather a list of supporters?Quote:
Originally Posted by Swordsmyth
That is not necessarily true, even if we don't go into the possibility that Snowden only did us a favor because it was also useful to the CIA in their turf war with the NSA.Quote:
Originally Posted by Theocrat
You can be wrong about Snowden and still be right about many other parts of the swamp.
It's never too early for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pauls' Revere
"The Government will pay for it" ~Donald J. Trump.Quote:
Originally Posted by specsaregood
https://external-content.duckduckgo....jpg&f=1&nofb=1
Senator Paul,Quote:
Originally Posted by Swordsmyth
Please consider a run for the White House in 2024. Meanwhile, can your office start a database/list of supporters for a campaign in 2024? Also, when is the earliest you could accept contributions for such a campaign?
;)
You're missing the point, Swordsmyth. The fact that Trump is on the wrong side of the Snowden controversy indicates that he's not serious about government transparency, to begin with (except when it's expedient for himself, because he's an egotistical person). Trump is supposed to be encouraging more "Edward Snowdens," especially if he wants the "Swamp Things" to come clamoring out of the swamp, naked for who they truly are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Swordsmyth
And I think it's laughable that you believe Trump has exposed "the swamp." Just look at whom he surrounds himself with in his administration (especially in terms of national security and foreign policy), and you'll see that they fit quite nicely in "the swamp."
If he is going to run he needs to start getting ready now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pauls' Revere
Time will tell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Theocrat
I'm not going to change your mind and you won't change mine, only Trump's actions for the next 5 years will.