:pulling hair out smilie: @ Ichigo
I support Fred's ideas, but his campaign lacks drive. Paul is off on foreign policy and some economic policies. Romney is experienced, but seems like the say-anything guy. Guliani I don't trust with that power.
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Re: Iowa Caucuses '08
:pulling hair out smilie: @ Ichigo
I support Fred's ideas, but his campaign lacks drive. Paul is off on foreign policy and some economic policies. Romney is experienced, but seems like the say-anything guy. Guliani I don't trust with that power.
CR
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Re: Iowa Caucuses '08
No reason not to support him, I say. He hasn't exactly been inspirational, but I agree with more of his positions that any other candidate- so he's still my guy.Originally Posted by Crazed Rabbit
Now I agree.Paul is off on foreign policy andsomemost economic policies. Romney is experienced, but seems like the say-anything guy. Guliani I don't trust with that power.
The only thing I like about Paul is that he's a non-establishment candidate. We need more like that in politics. That aside, I have no doubt that he'd be a complete disaster as president.
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Re: Iowa Caucuses '08
No lefties on the list, so I couldn't care less about what happens in your backwards little capitalist reich...
I see no need to choose the lesser of two evils, and as I'm thankfully not an american, I won't have to!
Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban
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