Yep, that crazy Ron Paul who has all those WHACKY ideas.
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Someone Predicted This Economic Collapse a Year Ago
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Is it too late to get Ron Paul elected president?“I’ve always stated, ‘I’m a Missouri Tiger,’” Anderson said March 13 after Arkansas fired John Pelphrey, adding, “I’m excited about what’s taking place here.”
Asked then if he would talk to his players about the situation, he said, “They know me, and that’s where the trust comes in.
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Originally posted by Razzy View PostIs it too late to get Ron Paul elected president?"There is an old saying that goes 'no matter how good you are, there is always someone better.' That someone is me." - Chiun
I require the lubrication to successfully handle some of them. *sigh*- Sunuvanun
Matrem tuam pedicavi
"I kinda dig Johnson" -Triggercut
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Originally posted by Can Of Corn View Postdhabb is on a mission to prove to us that himself and Ron Paul are the only two people on the face of the Earth who know shit about anything.
"Can't buy what I want because it's free...
Can't buy what I want because it's free..."-- Pearl Jam, from the single Corduroy
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You need to monitor conservative websites to keep up with Obama's misguided predictions.
By Jeff Poor (Bio | Archive)
August 20, 2008 - 13:46 ET
Perhaps it's the pied piper effect, but when Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama speaks, the media follow right along in lockstep.
The word "disaster" can invoke images of the aftermath of hurricanes, tornados or tsunamis. But, on the campaign trail where there are political points to be scored - it's one quarter of a slight economic contraction followed up by two quarters of shallow economic growth, according to Obama.
remember the good ole days back in August?
At an August 19 town hall meeting in Albuquerque, N.M., Obama said an "economic disaster is happening right now." The media ignored the exaggeration.
CNBC's "Kudlow & Company host Larry Kudlow pointed out on National Review Online.
Business looks pretty healthy to me. And non-financial profits in the second quarter are rising 12 percent. Even including depressed bank earnings, positive surprises for profits are well outstripping negative surprises.
Maybe the answers to these questions are a bit different from what the mainstream media are telling us. To wit, Phil Gramm was right: We are in a mental recession, not an actual recession. And the low-tax, free-trade, free-market, capitalist economy is a whole lot more resilient and durable than the pessimistas and declinists would have us believe.v
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