Ron Paul, best candidate vs. Obama

[cheguevara]

unelectable

Fox and Friends

http://www.themoralliberal.com/2012/...l-paulophobia/

The most recent CBS poll shows that among the Republican challengers to President Obama, only Mitt Romney and Ron Paul have the potential to defeat him. This same poll shows that among all of the candidates, including Obama, Ron Paul does best when it comes to the much coveted “independent” voter.

Today, the morning after Ron Paul finished in second place in the New Hampshire caucuses and this poll was released, the hosts of Fox and Friends, as if still in a state of disbelief, began to consider the possibility that Paul just might be a serious contender in this presidential race.

If ever we needed proof that the pundits of the so-called “conservative” media—Fox News, talk radio, National Review, The Weekly Standard, Commentary, Newsmax, etc.—are nothing more or less than Republican Party propagandists, their treatment of Congressman Paul provides it in spades.

[cheguevara]

Dangerous to America

no evangelical support

Military Bible Association Endorses Ron paul

http://www.goddiscussion.com/88645/m...for-president/

But the tell-tale sign of being qualified for the presidency is not faith, but loyalty to the Cons ution which defends the open expression of faith. Ron Paul seems to be the candidate most loyal to the Cons ution according to the records. So when other evangelical leaders endorse GOP contenders of other faiths and traditions, some of whom have received funds from special interest groups, and are not as loyal to the Cons ution as is Dr. Paul, one must necessarily ask, 'What is their agenda?' because they certainly are not endorsing the most qualified nor the most evangelical. If evangelicals wish to make faith an issue, then they should take a closer look at Dr. Paul's statement on his web site, 'Let me be very clear here: I have accepted Jesus Christ as my personal Savior, and I endeavor every day to follow Him in all I do and in every position I advocate.'

[Blake]

Lol goddiscussion.com

[boutons_deux]

the independent voter is a myth.

While not registered (ie, independent), they vote nearly always for the same party repeatedly.

[TDMVPDPOY]

the problem with obama with the upcomming election

he got in at the wrong time, taking over a clown who blew out the national debt leaving him with nothing to play with...has he even done anything he said he was going to do?

[Wild Cobra]

the independent voter is a myth.

While not registered (ie, independent), they vote nearly always for the same party repeatedly.

Speaking from experience?

[cheguevara]

Obama

[cheguevara]

Obama