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So Kev ... liking Paul anymore now? :)

georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=..._article=1

So Kev ... liking Paul anymore now? :)

Hell f'n no. I've already stated there are many issues I agree with him on, but the ones I disagree, are pretty big friggin' issues.

Not to mention, I agree with the war. That is not going to change, GTS. Not until both Afghanistan and Iraq are operating at a level to where we can safely pull out.

Romney ran an honorable campaign and is dropping out for the right reasons. Unlike the vanity campaign paul ran and should've dropped out a month ago.

Romney's dropping out hurts the chances of a Brokered Convention. This is playing the game, not trying to accomplish something in this country. Romney is already doing the McCain Iraq tough talk.

Lemme ask you this Kev -- if it's McCain or Paul ... who do you choose? If it's McCain or Huckabee or Paul ... who?

I'll tell you right now, the LP candidate looks like it could be Steve Kubby. While far better than McCain or Huckabee, it doesn't make me smile like a Badnarik run.

This eliminates any chance of a brokered convention. It's hard to imagine Huckabee will continue being so short on money. This is really more a problem for the Republicans because the Democrats can now start building a strategy against McCain.

If only Thompson had ran an agressive campaign.

THE NC Herd Fan Wrote:This eliminates any chance of a brokered convention. It's hard to imagine Huckabee will continue being so short on money. This is really more a problem for the Republicans because the Democrats can now start building a strategy against McCain.

If only Thompson had ran an agressive campaign.

It was already obvious that McCain was the nominee, what it does is give him the chance to launch a national campaign now. While the Dems are beating each other over the head until their convention likely.

also, I think he merely "suspended" his campaign which means he holds on to delegates. Huckabee is playing for VP, which is only reason he's staying in at this point.

Reagan campaigned for Ford, he and Goldwater both helped Nixon and supported him...and to a lesser extent H.W. which wasn't as conservative but still the heir apparent. Its no time to marginalize yourselves, unless you live in looney tune land like the LP crowd. Time to invoke the 11th Commandment

GGniner Wrote:Romney ran an honorable campaign and is dropping out for the right reasons. Unlike the vanity campaign paul ran and should've dropped out 6 months ago.

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