Re: Board Republicans, Why Are You Not Supporting Rand Paul?

by Guest 2016-02-06, 12:23

Turtleneck wrote:1. More sensible foreign policy than Trump, Rubio, or Cruz.
2. Truly believes in limited government and the importance of protecting the economy from government intervention.
3. Strongly believes in personal responsibility and is steadfast in his protection of civil liberties.
4. Can separate his religion from his politics (unlike Cruz).

Seems like he should be a pretty good choice. Why can't his campaign get any traction?

Why would you start such a thread and then list such a dumb fucking thing at number 1. You are better than that Turtleneck. Rand Paul is great but he fails in foreign policy. He is an isolationist and you damn well we want to whoop some ass (or be prepared too) in the Republican party. Fuck this thread, dumbest question asked I have ever heard.

by **xsanguine** 2016-02-06, 12:27

by **Nordic** 2016-02-06, 14:47

This is a secret ploy by Turtleneck to out the board repubs. I ain't falling for your trick.

by **The_Dude** 2016-02-06, 15:01

I actually like Rand. He is a great American. He said he would declassify documents that were redacted in the 9/11 commission that allegedly links to the terrorists to Saudi money. Rand did a Reddit AMA recently. It was a great read.

by **Turtleneck** 2016-02-06, 16:41

SpartanDawgs265 wrote:
Turtleneck wrote:1. More sensible foreign policy than Trump, Rubio, or Cruz.
2. Truly believes in limited government and the importance of protecting the economy from government intervention.
3. Strongly believes in personal responsibility and is steadfast in his protection of civil liberties.
4. Can separate his religion from his politics (unlike Cruz).

Seems like he should be a pretty good choice. Why can't his campaign get any traction?

Why would you start such a thread and then list such a dumb fucking thing at number 1. You are better than that Turtleneck. Rand Paul is great but he fails in foreign policy. He is an isolationist and you damn well we want to whoop some ass (or be prepared too) in the Republican party. Fuck this thread, dumbest question asked I have ever heard.

At this point, his isolationism is preferable to Rubio and Clinton's preferences for intervention, Cruz and Trump's vague and sometimes contradictory positions, or the unknown of Sanders (because he avoids any substantive foreign policy discussions).

by **Nordic** 2016-02-06, 23:18

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