Brokered Convention - Recruit Rand Paul for POTUS?

[Hyperion]

This is insane talk. Rand Paul cannot beat Obama. Only Ron Paul can do it. I won't vote for Rand.

I can't understand this train of thought at all. Sure he's not as good as Ron but he's still pretty damn good.

Hell there are some social issues where I strongly disagree with Gary Johnson but the rest of the package is so good it's worth voting for.

[Aratus]

thoughts of Doug Wead and the several interesting
things that were indeedy said yesterday on Facebook

[Brent H]

Has Mittens offered to withdraw his candidacy and support Rand Paul?

If the answer is NO, then this thread is IRRELEVANT and empty speculation.

[Thaddeus Kosciuszko]

The inability of Unprinciplty to shake-off his liberal identity doomed his candidacy. Still, I did not take Mr. Santorum to be quitter; for he very likely ended the possibility of a brokered convention—must have been his intention.

We saw the gop’s corruptibility, steal Iowa from Mr. Santorum—they gave it back later—after the TV implanted Mr. Romney the candidate of first-rate. But they did not replicate Iowa give back in New Hampshire, for they outright fear that candidate.

Invisibility will need assistance from Identity and Credibility. I must, therefore, pose the obvious: Who can best fill both labels? There are rumors of Rubio or Ryan—bit I think neither are able. Mr. Ryan has credibility—Rubio might be—but neither can identify Invisibility.

The gop must cast aside some stiff shirts, an instill a bit of nonconformity; indeed, they must augment their candidate of conventionality, with one man’s principled ideology—their best VP nominee, is none other than the son of Liberty.

T Kosciuszko

Ls have been endeavoring to stand on common ground with our R “conservative” brethren—but they appear O-drugged, for all they do is O-whine, and then select the next liberal in the Republican blood-line.