look how things have changed. McCain's psuedo-maverick-ism tore the Republicans a gaping new one after they collectively rejected Ron Paul: the only candidate with ideas for real, actual change... The appeal of Ron Paul was his ideas, not his lovable ole' funeral director looks. So it's time for someone to grab those ideas, grab the organizational skill of herding a bunch of individualists and grab control of the damn Republican party right now... before I have to listen to Mike Huckabee's jokes, Mitt Romney's dumb advice or Sarah Palin's effin' voice for the next four years.
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I second that!
by IRANdokht on Tue Nov 25, 2008 10:05 AM PSTIt's just a little disappointing to not see even one progressive candidate on Obama's list. He was willing to talk to McCain but not to Paul? hmmm
IRANdokht
This was a good article.
by desi on Tue Nov 25, 2008 08:08 AM PSTThis was a good article. The GOP should take lessons from Ron Paul. It would be great if Obama could find a position for him in his cabinet.