WHAS Blog - Will a 3rd Candidate enter GOP Primary? - Page 2

Brett · 11-03-2009, 05:00 PM

Split the establishment vote, Rand still will get all the principled conservative vote.

More the merrier is correct.

RonPaulFanInGA · 11-03-2009, 05:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brett

Split the establishment vote, Rand still will get all the principled conservative vote.

More the merrier is correct.

I hope if it happens, when the polls show Paul in third, you'll admit how wrong this statement is.

thomas-in-ky · 11-03-2009, 06:59 PM

I saw Geoff Davis' name mentioned as a possible candidate in this thread. I hope he stays in our district as a Representative for a little longer. To have him in the House and Rand Paul in the Senate is the makings of a dream team for KY (and the U. S. of A. in general). When Mitch's number comes up, I hope Davis runs against him. Davis voted against TARP when Mitch voted for it. Davis is true fiscal conservative, and I would like to imagine he is quietly hoping Rand beats Grayson and goes all the way in this election.

Sorry to state the obvious, but the fact that there's scuttlebutt about a third candidate to replace Grayson is actually just going to undermine Grayson's chances even more. Rand Paul's campaign has to be high fiving in their office right now.

Ethek · 11-03-2009, 07:09 PM

I left the Jefferson Co. GOP picnic a while back after hearing Cathy Bailey speak on foriegn policy. I had the notion that I should go somewhere and get a rabies shot.

Rand was just getting into the groove in his speech there, most people at the event if I had to guess had not seen him face to face before then.

YouTube - Rand Paul speaks at Jefferson County GOP Picnic July 11 2009

11-03-2009, 06:59 PM	#13
thomas-in-ky Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: northeast Kentucky Posts: 27	I saw Geoff Davis' name mentioned as a possible candidate in this thread. I hope he stays in our district as a Representative for a little longer. To have him in the House and Rand Paul in the Senate is the makings of a dream team for KY (and the U. S. of A. in general). When Mitch's number comes up, I hope Davis runs against him. Davis voted against TARP when Mitch voted for it. Davis is true fiscal conservative, and I would like to imagine he is quietly hoping Rand beats Grayson and goes all the way in this election. Sorry to state the obvious, but the fact that there's scuttlebutt about a third candidate to replace Grayson is actually just going to undermine Grayson's chances even more. Rand Paul's campaign has to be high fiving in their office right now. __________________ Extending my leash... building an off grid home in northeastern Kentucky

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11-03-2009, 05:00 PM	#11
Brett Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 154	Split the establishment vote, Rand still will get all the principled conservative vote. More the merrier is correct.

11-03-2009, 07:09 PM	#14
Ethek Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Lexington KY Posts: 1,709	I left the Jefferson Co. GOP picnic a while back after hearing Cathy Bailey speak on foriegn policy. I had the notion that I should go somewhere and get a rabies shot. Rand was just getting into the groove in his speech there, most people at the event if I had to guess had not seen him face to face before then. YouTube - Rand Paul speaks at Jefferson County GOP Picnic July 11 2009