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(D) Joe Neguse
(D) Michael Bennet
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(D) Jerry DiTullio
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(R) Gabe Evans*
(D) Manny Rutinel
(D) Yadira Caraveo
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December 21, 2011 07:53 PM UTC
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(and I have to say that Sirota was much easier to listen to today than most days)…
Gary Johnson, who has been locked out of the GOP presidential debate cycle, has decided to seek the nomination from the Libertarian Party instead. So if Ron Paul bolts for a third-party nomination (which would almost certainly be the Libertarian Party), he’ll find Johnson already there contesting it.
Is Ron Paul truly that out of step with his party?
Is it his insane fiscal/monetary theories?
His tortured and self-serving “constitutional” theories?
His undeniable and long-held racist and bigoted outlook towards African-Americans?
His willingness to rap about “freedom” while holding virulently misogynistic views about reproductive freedom?
His opposition to same sex equality?
His opposition to the Voting Rights Act?
Climate change denial?
Anti-Social Security policies?
John Bircher paranoia….
Ron Paul definitely isn’t representative of the modern Republican Party!
And he isn’t a fan of the drug war and excessive incarceration.
So of course Pols build him up.
Rinse, repeat.
He’s even at the top of at least one Iowa poll.
The Dead Guvs aren’t doing anything other than reporting.
I say potahto — Republican presidential field.
So, just what is it that distnguishes Paul from the rest of the race baiters you all are running this cycle?
Doesn’t kiss the right rings in the GOP brass. He’s certainly no crazier than Herman Cain was, or Michele Bachmann is.
On that description alone, no wonder you Repubs are having so much trouble picking anyoge out of the lineup.
No, he’s just the kindly, folksy old man on the corner who’d secretly poison all the neighborhood dogs.
If Dan Maes could win the primary here then pretty much any of the candidates has a non-zero chance of winning. And Paul is in better shape than most.
Maybe Romney gets it. But I think there’s a really good chance he doesn’t. There’s a lot of voters out there who clearly are trying to figure out who their anyone but Romney vote is going to. But it will go to someone else.