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Nice to see principle over partisanship makes you happy.
What principle, and what partisanship might you be referring to?
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Perhaps at some point you'll choose to make the leap and embrace the same philosophy.
What the "philosophy" of picking the most blatantly partisan candidates of questionable civic intelligence to run in a national election? Heavens no, that is a leap into the abyss that I don't care to make. Thank you very much. But if supporters of the Republican Party wish to, hey I am more than happy to stand along the edge and yell, JUMP!
What principle, and what partisanship might you be referring to?
I'm surprised this requires explanation. The simple principle of rejecting what would likely be a popular candidate with a decent chance of winning as his views are little different from those of his opponent.
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What the "philosophy" of picking the most blatantly partisan candidates of questionable civic intelligence to run in a national election? Heavens no, that is a leap into the abyss that I don't care to make. Thank you very much. But if supporters of the Republican Party wish to, hey I am more than happy to stand along the edge and yell, JUMP!
Exactly what part of Ron Paul's philosophy would you categorize as blatantly partisan? Define his lack of "civic intelligence".
The concept of putting your beliefs before victory is not particularly difficult to understand.
Sorry if the above explanation fails to clarify things for you. I'm only willing to devote a minimal amount of time and effort to explaining the obvious.
I agree. I am conservative. I would never vote for Mitt Romney.
If you mean "never" like unless he is the nominee, I'm with you.
He would not be my choice, but...
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