Cain says God persuaded him to run for president

[brownbrown]

RON PAUL SAYS "use diplomacy" not do nothing....awwww Squidly must be sad

 

[brownbrown]

Ron Paul says "how can ee take care of the people " but previously said " people should take care of them selfs IF they die they die" not with no government help. So what is it Mr. PAUL?

 

[javaguru]

I'm on-board with your policy of "Takig a colllelctive producative offfence"!

And LOL @ China and Russia not doing business with Iran.

lololl..Hell China and Russia have been the primary beneficiaries of the ideological right wing war in Iraq...Only one U.S. oil company is even doing business in Iraq....Thanks neo cons and so much for the leftie assertion the United States started the Iraq war for oil; Evidence has a way of of pulling back the curtain for those willing to see.

 

[PICK3]

So you're sayin' Ron Paul subscribes to the "Takig a colllelctive producative offfence" doctrine as pertaining to his Iran policy

ololololol!

 

[mrplunkey]

Thats all? A rhetorical statement on if R.Paul changes his stance on Iran?
Well Ron Paul is a capable Politician. But his stance will not change.....untill (if) he gets National security briefings. When 300+ Million lives are your responsibility. You have to think logically.

Ahhh... so I bet Bush was simply being logical after he got his NSA briefings when he went into Iraq. And better yet, I bet Reagan was just being logical when he escalated military spending during the cold war.

Hence Barry approving the recent bill that Allows random people to be arrested my the military if suspected of domestic terrorism. Including Americans.

Yeah, I bet the libtards would embrace this stance just as much if Bush had supported it instead of Barry. Great example of double-standards.

So you have no plan on foreign policies except Isolationism.
Fuck you run your mouth all day about taxes and how its Barrys fault on unemployment and the recession lasting.
Lol..... Another deferment to Java? You are the type to "defer" . Just like Newt, Cheaney, Rove.
Its sad.... Your sad.

Yes. I have a very sophisticated policy:

1) Don' fuck with anyone unless you're willing to go to war with them.

2) And if you break it, you own it.

3) So unless we're ready to strap-on the helmet and go to war with Iran (including the nation-building that will be required afterward), we need to leave them the hell alone.

4) We don't have the money or the will to engage in activities 1-3 anytime soon.

 

[PICK3]

4) We don't have the money or the will to engage in activities 1-3 anytime soon.

I think that's sumthin even the bipartisan congress can agree on now!

 

[Mr. dB]

Ahhh... so I bet Bush was simply being logical after he got his NSA briefings when he went into Iraq.

Iraq was a done deal as soon as Bush was elected in November.

 

[redsamurai]

and when a republican is in office and does exactly that the reversal of your position will be hilarious. Everything you say has about the same weight as the average run of the mill politician.

Ahhh... so I bet Bush was simply being logical after he got his NSA briefings when he went into Iraq. And better yet, I bet Reagan was just being logical when he escalated military spending during the cold war.



Yeah, I bet the libtards would embrace this stance just as much if Bush had supported it instead of Barry. Great example of double-standards.



Yes. I have a very sophisticated policy:

1) Don' fuck with anyone unless you're willing to go to war with them.

2) And if you break it, you own it.

3) So unless we're ready to strap-on the helmet and go to war with Iran (including the nation-building that will be required afterward), we need to leave them the hell alone.

4) We don't have the money or the will to engage in activities 1-3 anytime soon.

 

[mrplunkey]

and when a republican is in office and does exactly that the reversal of your position will be hilarious. Everything you say has about the same weight as the average run of the mill politician.

Nope, that's a key difference between pragmatists and ideologues. We (pragmatists) learn.

Initially, I liked the nation-building experiment Bush tried in Iraq. I'll freely admit that. But I learned that nation-building costs too much in lives and dollars.

Now, I've learned. I'm definitely more hands-off when it comes to foreign policy than I used to be.

 

[PICK3]

I'm definitely more hands-off when it comes to foreign policy than I used to be.

butt knot the cawk