Even Fox News Realizes that Romney Campaign Is a Joke

[Guest ArmyVeteran37214]

[E4 No More]

Yet he's beating Ron Paul. What's that tell you?

[Guest 6.8 AR]

La La La La LA LA LA!

[Guest bkelm18]

Yet he's beating Ron Paul. What's that tell you?

That Paul's campaign is an even bigger joke?

[mikegideon]

That Paul's campaign is an even bigger joke?

You realize I suffer through the Paulbot pummeling just to see some of your comments, right?

[gun sane]

It should be said that of the three, only John LeBoutillier is a Republican. Doug Schoen and Pat Cadell are "moderate" Democrats. Fox News is not criticizing the Romney campaign here, only letting these three put forth their opinions. I don't know what's going on behind the scenes in the Romney camp to counter Paul's ambitions. Perhaps a deal is in the works, but I suspect he's merely saving his ammo for Obama and not trying to short-circuit Paul as he did Gingrich and Santorum. Romney seems to be entirely focused on beating Obama and not getting sidetracked with inter-party dustups.

[Guest bkelm18]

You realize I suffer through the Paulbot pummeling just to see some of your comments, right?

I aim to please. Making sharp comments and sparking frivolous irrelevant arguments keeps me going.

[1pointofview]

At this point you are either voting for obama or voting for Romney or not voting at all.

[Garufa]

At this point you are either voting for obama or voting for Romney or not voting at all.

What some don't understand is if you vote, and don't for Romney, you are essentially voting for Obama. That means Paul, write-ins and whoever else may be on the ballot.

[1pointofview]

Bingo.

[TNcitizen22]

What some don't understand is if you vote, and don't for Romney, you are essentially voting for Obama. That means Paul, write-ins and whoever else may be on the ballot.

+1

[jumprun13k]

What some don't understand is if you vote, and don't for Romney, you are essentially voting for Obama. That means Paul, write-ins and whoever else may be on the ballot.

+2

[Guest zort]

why cant we all vote for paul

[Garufa]

why cant we all vote for paul

Many, including myself, did in the primaries. Now it's reality time.

[TripleDigitRide]

why cant we all vote for paul

Because that's too much change.

[Guest ArmyVeteran37214]

Because that's too much change.

It's not too much change. Its called, restraining the federal government according to the U.S. Constitution!!!

[Guest 6.8 AR]

It's not too much change. It's just that he is still at the bottom of a huge hill the rest have climbed.

[JAB]

What some don't understand is if you vote, and don't for Romney, you are essentially voting for Obama. That means Paul, write-ins and whoever else may be on the ballot.

So if I buy a Ford instead of a Chevy then I am supporting Hyundai? Gotta love that logic!

[mikegideon]

So if I buy a Ford instead of a Chevy then I am supporting Hyundai? Gotta love that logic!

Vote for whoever you want. Tennessee is about as bright red as it gets. Obama couldn't beat a dead Republican in Tennessee. Argument settled.

[Lumber_Jack]

Vote for whoever you want. Tennessee is about as bright red as it gets. Obama couldn't beat a dead Republican in Tennessee. Argument settled.

Exactly. If it helps y'all sleep at night to vote Paul, then go ahead. I think for every Paul vote on this forum there is at least 2 ABO votes

[JG55]

So if I buy a Ford instead of a Chevy then I am supporting Hyundai? Gotta love that logic!

That's not the same thing by any means.....

[stick1]

Its like watchin a ball game between Tennessee and Alabama, but your pullin for Florida.......... they aint even in the game . A vote for Paul in the election is a vote wasted. In the primaries you vote for who you want or like in the general election you vote against the one you dis-like. sad but true

[JAB]

in the general election you vote against the one you dis-like. sad but true

Have done that for years and am sick of it.

Also, to use your analogy but in reverse, it would be like telling a Tennessee fan that he has to root for either Alabama or Florida. Why would he do that when chances are he hates both? Nope, the Tennessee fan is probably still going to root for his preferred team (Tennessee) even if they don't have a chance of being National Champs that year while hoping for a better season next time - and supporting Tennessee does not indicate de facto support of either Alabama or Florida.

See, to me, which of two privileged, anti-gun, pro-big government, left-wing, Yankee politicians ends up in the White House for the next four years probably isn't going to make a whole lot of difference - no more difference that whether Florida or Alabama go all the way makes to a Tennessee fan. Of course, not being a fan of football or politics, I will simply have to vote my conscience.

In short, the thought of Obama being president for four more years makes me want to puke.

The thought of Romney being president for the next four (or eight) years makes me want to puke.

And just for the record, the thought of the Gingrich or Santorum being president for the next four (or eight) years made me want to puke.

The Republican Party and the Democratic party both make my stomach churn.

Edited May 16, 2012 by JAB

[mikegideon]

Have done that for years and am sick of it.

Also, to use your analogy but in reverse, it would be like telling a Tennessee fan that he has to root for either Alabama or Florida. Why would he do that when chances are he hates both? Nope, the Tennessee fan is probably still going to root for his preferred team (Tennessee) even if they don't have a chance of being National Champs that year while hoping for a better season next time - and supporting Tennessee does not indicate de facto support of either Alabama or Florida.

See, to me, which of two privileged, anti-gun, pro-big government, left-wing, Yankee politicians ends up in the White House for the next four years probably isn't going to make a whole lot of difference - no more difference that whether Florida or Alabama go all the way makes to a Tennessee fan. Of course, not being a fan of football or politics, I will simply have to vote my conscience.

In short, the thought of Obama being president for four more years makes me want to puke.

The thought of Romney being president for the next four (or eight) years makes me want to puke.

And just for the record, the thought of the Gingrich or Santorum being president for the next four (or eight) years made me want to puke.

I think you're gonna miss out on a LOT of Super Bowls . If you think Obama and romney are the same, you probably need to change your information sources.

[stick1]

I think you kinda missed my point. If Tenn and Alabama are playin against each other yeah you can pull for Florida but they aint even in the game .