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The sooner, the better. Let's get it done.
Rand endorsed Romney well before the convention, and Trump is a much better choice than Mitt.
***UPDATE***
Rand won't be endorsing Trump, a very, very close source told me, and unless he is keeping it secret from the source, he won't endorse trump
I would PM you who I found out from, but I don't know how to
If he wants my forgiveness he can stop playing games. He can endorse Satan for all I care because it has nothing to do with policy. Its sickening but its not policy which does matter.
Very interesting, I did not know that, it will be interesting to see the votes from Kentucky at the convention, they break 17/15/7/7, he could cast his vote for one of the three other candidates there in protest.Rand.....is a Kentucky delegate in July in Cleveland . . . he'll get to vote for Trump
Et cognoscetis veritatem et veritas liberabit vos
Yes, and I'm also not making ridiculous analogies to acts of self-flagellation in the name of kowtowing to people who are never satisfied with anyone's politics but their own. The people who bailed on Rand over the Romney endorsement ought to be mercilessly pelted with jujubes every time they bring it up as far as I'm concerned, they are part of the problem, not the solution.
Ok, I'll tell the source, it was his son who told me that Rand wouldn't endorse Trump, but his son may be wrong
There's not liking something (I didn't like the Romney endorsement either, and I hate Romney with a passion) and then there is throwing a massive fit like a 2 year old child and not being able to let something go, the people I am talking about fall into the latter category. I'm also a bit disappointed at both Rand and Ron about not doing their homework on Ted Cruz, but few people bring that one up despite it being much more damaging than the Romney endorsement or the Mitch McConnell endorsement, probably because they have this warped, deified view of Ron Paul that is similar to how Trump supporters see their candidate.
He probably won't get much heat for not endorsing Trump. Lots of prominent Republicans aren't. Just today the Bushes and Ryan said they aren't.
https://www.buzzfeed.com/natemcdermo...se-the-nominee
May 5, 2016
Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, asked on Thursday if he would endorse Donald Trump now that he’s the party’s presumptive nominee, answered that he has always said he would back the winner of the Republican primary.
“You know, I’ve always said I’ll endorse the nominee,” Paul said in an interview with interviewed by radio host Leland Conway. “I said that even when I ran [for Senate] in 2010.”
Paul then turned to criticizing Hillary Clinton.
“To me it’s most important that people know that, for Kentucky, the Clinton’s will be terrible. I mean, she said she’s gonna put coal miners out of business.We’ve lost 10,000 jobs. So I think it’s almost the patriotic duty of anybody in Kentucky to oppose the Clintons because I think they’re rotten at the core, I think they’re dishonest people.”
When he was running against Trump in January, Paul was a harsh critic of Trump, saying “a delusional narcissist and an orange-faced windbag,” and that “a speck of dirt is way more qualified to be president.” Paul also said Trump was disqualified for his eagerness to use nuclear weapons.
No- you simply fell for Washington's propaganda and didn't trust Rand.
http://nypost.com/2016/05/05/playing...the-iran-deal/
White House admits it played us for fools to sell Iran deal
The White House set up a digital response “war room” whose purpose was relentlessly to make the case that a vote against the deal was a vote for war.
The storyline they peddled was that the Iran deal had been negotiated in a furious round of back-and-forthing in 2014 and 2015, with the United States getting far better terms out of Iran than it expected due to the flexibility of a newly moderate government in Tehran.
It was, Samuels says, a deliberately misleading narrative. The general terms were actually hammered out in 2012 by the State Department officials, “I mean, I’d prefer a sober, reasoned public debate, after which members of Congress reflect and take a vote,” he tells Samuels. “But that’s impossible.”
He should just endorse after the convention by saying it's what he promised to do and he's a guy who doesn't break promises unlike other politicians. It's very reasonable IMO to endorse while saying why and that you are definitely holding your nose. I don't see why you couldn't add a little jab in there.
"I am a bird"
except at least 50% of RP supporters now support Trump.
you guys remind me of those people here who thought Ron Paul would clinch the nomination
Baseless emotion-driven assertion refuted:
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...rump-supporter
A more recent poll shows even less support:
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/poll.ph...do=showresults
“I don’t think that there will be any curtailing of Donald Trump as president,” he said. "He controls the media, he controls the sentiment [and] he controls everybody. He’s the one who will resort to executive orders more so than [President] Obama ever used them." - Ron Paul
if 25% supports Trump in a Poll on RPF, then we can safely assume 75% support Trump in the wild!
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