Comments on: Rush Limbaugh on Ron Paul

By: Naughten

Naughten — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 20:17:44 +0000

DAWN OF THE AMERICAN REFORMATION, AND END OF THE ERA OF THE UGLY AMERICAN
This Ron Paul constitutional rebellion is an escalation and re-orientation of the American Cultural War, by the American People, against the rising governmental tyranny by Neoconservative Republicans and Leftist Democrats. It is sweeping across America like a wildfire – ignited by the illegal and unnecessary invasion of Iraq.
It raises many crucial questions; such as, where does the American Constitution give my government the right to sacrifice precious American wealth and blood, in interests of domestic and foreign lobbies?
And, where does the American Constitution give my government the right to allow my nation to be invaded and permanently occupied by illegal aliens?
And, where does the American Constitution give my government the right to support the sacrificial killing of children, by their own mothers?
And, where does the American Constitution give my government the right to discriminate against traditional religious practices in public schools, universities, marriage institutions, armed forces, and governmental offices?
This creeping governmental tyranny, driven by perverse special interests, has now been going on for so many decades, like the illegal invasion, that the impending American Reformation is regarded with fear and loathing, by those who are to lose their illicit gains.
Like Gandhi, Ron Paul is drawing his intrepid volunteers from the full spectrum of humanity; and World is cheering him on to victory.

By: Fred of NJ

Fred of NJ — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 17:21:34 +0000

I consider a wasted vote that of voting for the average Democrat or Republican Socialist. Even if I did vote for the so called winner, what good would it do me? I wasted many elections voting for the “lesser of two evils.” I prefer to vote for the person I want and Ron Paul would be a good choice even if I must write him in.

By: Michael Butler

Michael Butler — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 22:56:52 +0000

It does not matter if they consider him a waste of time. The more mainstream he is, the better. And if listeners hear other listeners talk about him, it will cause them to spend some time researching him, and therefore listening to Ron’s message of freedom. Then they can make up their own minds as to whether they should agree with Rush.

By: Eric Cumberworth

Eric Cumberworth — Tue, 16 Oct 2007 01:09:31 +0000

Curtis – I’ll have to agree with you that old conservatives are probably a bit weary about Paul. Rush listeners in particular are unlikely to back Paul simply because they probably don’t think he has a chance since he is gets virtually no mention on Rush’s show. So long as people are under the impression that Paul doesn’t have a chance, they will consider him “a waste of their vote”.

By: Curtis

Curtis — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 20:55:15 +0000

Haha, I hear ya about calling him more often, but I think it went pretty well. Old conservatives who listen to Rush probably wouldn’t like RP for the same reasons that an 18-year old would, so the kid didn’t get to do any damage and Rush didn’t get to rip him a new one. In fact it did the good of showing Rush listeners that young voters are paying attention to at least one Republican candidate.