The Republican Nominee Poll

The echo chamber of the Ron Paul candidacy has spoken by bringing down LGF.  Why would they do that?  Because the lefties don’t like LGF, and the Paulbots on the right don’t like the fact that LGF mocks them.

The left wants Ron Paul to gain traction since he is the closest thing to them, while the Randy Weaver types want him because they love anarchy or some such idiocy.

Either way, LGF put up a poll today in honor of the Ron Paul minions spamming the polls.  Here is my version of Charles’s poll:

But while all this is going on we have the Democrats passing bills which increase our taxes and endorse surrendering to our enemy.

Anyone really think the left isn’t behind Ron Paul now?

UPDATE

Hot Air has the audio of Charles being interviewed by Tammy Bruce discussing these nimrods.  But really, I do think his supporters are special

Incidently, LGF went down around 2050hrs PST and has now been brought back up two and half hours later.  Obviously a well coordinated attack in which I am familiar with.  As my server guru told me once when comparing the Jihadist server attackers and the lefty server attackers "the lefties are much more dangerous."  If anyone really believes that the DummiesU and KOS crowd isn’t pulling for Ron Paul they are deluding themselves.

UPDATE II

Want more proof?  Bill Maher calls Ron Paul his new hero.

Um hello?

UPDATE III

Paid a little visit to DummiesU and guess what I found?

ramapo (1000+ posts) Thu May-17-07 02:08 PM
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8. They have no shame
   
I have the utmost respect for Ron Paul. I believe he is the one and only representative who speaks honestly about the house of cards which is our financial system. His comments on Iraq where some of the most intelligent and honest words spoken in recent times by a politician. He is refreshing. I don’t buy his Libertarian beliefs around the scope of government but I find myself agreeing with him to a surprising degree.

truthisfreedom  (1000+ posts) Thu May-17-07 02:06 PM
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7. Hah! Can you imagine what would happen to their stiff-brained base if Ron Paul’s
   
very realistic theories were to take hold? They absolutely wouldn’t know what to do. "Does Not Compute!"

Alexander  (1000+ posts) Thu May-17-07 08:40 PM
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22. Ron Paul will be replaced by Chuck Hagel in 6 months.
   
This is the opening for Hagel to run as a Republican, if there ever was one.

If a once-third-party, libertarian, little-known, kooky Congressman from Houston can get this much attention because of his anti-war views, imagine how easily Hagel will eat up that support.

The recent attention to Ron Paul is about much more than just Ron Paul.

And the post I think we will see alot of in DummiesU and KosLand….they don’t like him but it will throw a monkey wrench into the whole thing:

Crunchy Frog  (1000+ posts) Sat May-19-07 08:02 PM
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11. Not support him for president, no.    Updated at 3:16 PM
   
But I could see throwing a few bucks his way, just to keep his message going enough to keep the Repuke debates shaken up. It seems like the media will take his message on the war more seriously than it will take our own guys. I’m more concerned with the message than the person.

Libertarianism is nice in theory, but in reality is no more practicable than communism. It seems to me to be just another pie in the sky ideology that’s not grounded in reality. That doesn’t mean he doesn’t have important things to say.

Curt

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