Ron Paul is on the Indiana Ballot

[IronHorseman]

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From: mail@ronpaul2008.com(Ron*Paul*2008) Date: Tue, Feb 26, 2008, 4:41pm (CST+1) To:
Subject: Ron Paul Is On the Indiana Ballot, and We Have Three New Field Staff! Reply*to: Ron_Paul_2008_ncknh@cpro30.com
February 26, 2008
Fellow Indiana Ron Paul supporters:
Two pieces of very good news for the campaign in the Hoosier State: Ron Paul is now on the ballot for Indiana, and Indiana now has three new Ron Paul field staff.* Melissa Lineberry, Bill Hathaway, and Lynette Sherrill distinguished themselves in the ballot-access effort. Melissa has now been appointed Indiana Field Director, while Bill and Lynette will be serving as Indiana Field Coordinators. Congratulations to Melissa, Bill, and Lynette -- and to everyone who has helped make sure that Indiana can vote for Ron Paul.
You can contact the new field staff at the following e-mail addresses:
Melissa Lineberry
Indiana Field Director
melissa@ronpaul2008.com
Bill Hathaway
Indiana Field Coordinator
bill.hathaway@ronpaul2008.com
Lynette Sherrill
Indiana Field Coordinator
lynette@ronpaul2008.com
.


Just say NO! To F- rated liberal gun grabbing free speech hating John McCain.

Ron Paul has never voted for legislation not expressly authorized by the constitution.
He was one of only 4 Republican congressman to endorse Ronald Reagan in 1976.
He advocates reducing the size of the federal government and a return to constitutuional principles.
He has NEVER voted to raise taxes.
He has NEVER voted for an unbalanced budget.
He has NEVER voted for restrictions on gun ownership.
He has NEVER voted to raise congressional pay.
He has NEVER voted to increase the power of the executive branch.
He voted against the Patriot Act.
He voted against the Iraq war.
He does not participate in the congressional pension program.
He opposes an international criminal court.
He opposes NAFTA,CAFTA and the North American Union.

 

[Thickburger]

he's also against taxation of your income by the IRS since it is unconstitutional.

 

[Paul]

But he has no chance on winning so whats the point?

 

[TraderJack]

Mr. Paul is also an isolationist and wishes to return the US to the 18th century.

 

[Thickburger]

But he has no chance on winning so whats the point?

you're right, we should just vote for who we think will win and then all is good.

 

[Paul]

you're right, we should just vote for who we think will win and then all is good.

Its not who we think, its who we know. Indiana's vote is so late, our vote doesnt matter much. McCain will win the Republican Primary. I just hope he picks a very conservative running mate.

 

[TraderJack]

I feel it's good that Mr. Paul and Mr. Huckabee are still in the race. I don't think they will win the nomination but one never knows.

With McCains reputation for being a 'hothead' aside, the left may uncover something that will damage him beyond repair. If that happens the nominee will be decided at the convention. Then, all bets are off.

It's good to have a choice.

 

[Paul]

I feel it's good that Mr. Paul and Mr. Huckabee are still in the race. I don't think they will win the nomination but one never knows.

With McCains reputation for being a 'hothead' aside, the left may uncover something that will damage him beyond repair. If that happens the nominee will be decided at the convention. Then, all bets are off.

It's good to have a choice.

That is true good point! I just wish somebody i like was in the nomination like Thompson

 

[TraderJack]

Roger THAT! We can wish all we want, but I really don't think Fred's heart was in it. But, he was my choice too.

 

[bwframe]

Best we can hope for

Huckabee as VP to slap McCain around when he strays. Or take over when he gets sick.

 

[PistolPete]

McCain better pick Huckabee or we will be watching Obama roll into the White House.

 

[465guy]

What does this have to do with Carry Issues?

 

[bwframe]

What does this have to do with Carry Issues?

Pretty simple guy.

We fool around and let the wrong party get elected into power, there won't be any carry issues (except for it's illegal.)

I'm quite shocked that anyone posting on this board doesn't understand this.

 

[Paul]

Obama has already said he wants a federal ban on CCW

 

[465guy]

If we start supporting Ron Paul there will be a much better chance of the "wrong party" getting elected. I think this belongs in the Lounge. I see this forum as a place to discuss carry issues and self defense. Not the politics.

Pretty simple guy.

We fool around and let the wrong party get elected into power, there won't be any carry issues (except for it's illegal.)

I'm quite shocked that anyone posting on this board doesn't understand this.

 

[bwframe]

If we start supporting Ron Paul there will be a much better chance of the "wrong party" getting elected. I think this belongs in the Lounge. I see this forum as a place to discuss carry issues and self defense. Not the politics.

You are absolutely right about Paul, note my post above. I'm sure you are also right about the Lounge. However "the politics" this year cannot be ignored. A handful of congressional changes, combined with the president, could change our lives as we know it.

There is an elephant in the room. Can it not be seen? Things could go really bad here. What will we be logging into in year or two; www.formeringunowners.com?

 

[Paul]

Have it moved to the lounge then....easy enough

 

[Ford Truck]

It hurt my feelings really bad when Fred Thompson dropped out. Under no circumstances will I vote for John McCain. I respect him mightily for his military service to our country. I have no use for his left-wing, liberal politics. If Ron Paul is on the ballot when we have our primary, I'll vote for him, but I seriously doubt he will make it to the general election. When it comes time for the general election, I might not be able to cast a vote for president. When you vote for the lesser of two evils, you're still voting for evil. These are very trying times. God Bless America!!!!!!

 

[Thickburger]

It hurt my feelings really bad when Fred Thompson dropped out. Under no circumstances will I vote for John McCain. I respect him mightily for his military service to our country. I have no use for his left-wing, liberal politics. If Ron Paul is on the ballot when we have our primary, I'll vote for him, but I seriously doubt he will make it to the general election. When it comes time for the general election, I might not be able to cast a vote for president. When you vote for the lesser of two evils, you're still voting for evil. These are very trying times. God Bless America!!!!!!

exactly. i prefer to NOT vote as opposed to voting against someone. i have been registered to vote for 13yrs now and only voted twice. and i too will vote for Ron Paul. i know he doesn't stand a chance in hell of being on the ticket, nor if he went to the general election getting any electoral votes (our voting system needs an overhaul). but at least i'm voting for who i believe in.

 

[TraderJack]

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From NRA-ILA

"In 1994, a race for the U.S. House was decided by four votes. In 1998, a U.S. Senate race was decided by 400 votes out of 400,000 cast. In 2002, an anti-gun candidate won a state primary in Arizona by five votes. Last year, a pro-gun State Senator in Virginia was re-elected by less than 100 votes. And of course, in the 2000 presidential election, 537 votes in Florida elected George Bush U.S. President over Al Gore. Think one vote doesn't count?"

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