Rand Paul Nullify Threat Goes Mega Viral

[misean]

Though? Rand Paul really makes them see red because of two things: He talks like a Republican (unlike his father) and he exposes their hypocrisy better than anyone. Indeed, he exposes their hypocricy so well they can't deny seeing it themselves. Unforgiveable!

We didn't get Ron Paul the nomination because he made Republicans see their own hypocricy and they didn't appreciate him for it. They threw the election rather than reward him for it. Now Rand looks poised to do as much for the other 'team'. The nomination will be a challenge, once Fox turns on him. But the general election will be a bigger challenge. Last fall, we could have given Ron the general on a platter, if Republicans had more sense. Anyone who can actually get the nomination, on the other hand, could pose a challenge come November.

The odds of RP beating Obama in the general election were very low. The polls showing him close to Obama were that way because no one was pummeling him in debates, in the media or in ads. Truthfully, I would be surprised if he would have won more than 7 states.

Rand on the other hand could win a general election. I think people like Glenn Beck will stay the course with Rand. Most of the right wing talk show hosts will support him much more than they supported McCain or Romney. Everything is going to have to go right for Rand to win but it definitely feels doable. No reason why he can't win Iowa and New Hampshire even against tough opponents.

[Deborah K]

Liberals love an enemy, they invariably want to crush them and any dissent.

They don't have a good thing to say about Rand. No matter that he opposes Obama on drone attacks and drug raids, he must be evil because he has an R after his name.

They have been heavily conditioned.

I find it ironic that many of them go nuts over the NRA ad on the president's children yet in the Huffpo comments many of them are attacking Rand's kids.

Liberal logic!

It's just more double-standards from the left. If they didn't have double-standards they'd have no standards at all.

[bxm042]

Nullification ftw

[deadfish]

Lol, 33,000 comments.

Smells like.... fear.

[torchbearer]

Nullification ftw

this campaign is going to be awesome.
watching the badnarik video in another thread gave some great ideas on how to position liberty as the way for the future.
rand will be our best candidate yet.
excited already.

[eleganz]

lol, when I see a headline I like on sites like Huff or Gawker, I know not to read the comments.


Rand makes liberals feel so threatened, he is an obvious choice in the GOP. It would be a great talking point if I was talking to voters in IA and NH primaries.

[seyferjm]

HuffingtonCOMpost comments are always absolutely horrible, just a bunch of hateful, knuckle-dragging, and mouth breath progressive bigots

[twomp]

Ron wouldn't have had it in the bag by a long shot. You underestimate the Obama machine.

Didn't Obama LOSE like 10 million votes? The machine isn't as strong as you give it credit for. Romney got LESS votes then Mccain. I think it wasn't the machine that got Obama the win, it was the fact that Romney was a terrible candidate. Even with all that hate for Obama and the fact that he loss 10 million votes, Romney managed to get less votes then McCain. That should say something right there.

[ican'tvote]

Romney got LESS votes then Mccain.

Romney got about a million more votes than McCain.