Denmark Vesey: Ron Paul Steps To Barack Obama

Wednesday, October 08, 2008

Ron Paul Steps To Barack Obama

10 08 08

Well he is right insofar as neither candidate will offer change from what we have seen before. Thanks for posting this.

Denmark Vesey said ...

I agree Mahndisa. Ron Paul is right.

Which has always been Ron Paul's problem.

Right ... is overrated. When it comes to energizing the masses and compelling a large number of people to take action - soul trumps reason.

Jesus. MLK. Mandela. Ali ... Obama.

Spiritual catalysts.

Ron Paul is an engineer.

Precise. Analytical. Truthful. Impotent.

Barack Obama is the Son of God and the next President of The United States.

4 comments:

Mahndisa S. Rigmaiden said...: 10 08 08

Well he is right insofar as neither candidate will offer change from what we have seen before. Thanks for posting this.; Oct 8, 2008, 5:44:00 PM
Anonymous said...: Paul has charisma; it's just a different sort of charisma. It's not a cool, black charisma, but it's the type of professorial charisma that makes you pay attention in a college class.

The Fed is now going to buy ownershp interest in banks.; Oct 9, 2008, 1:17:00 PM
Mahndisa S. Rigmaiden said...: 10 08 09

DV:
I was wondering what you think about Bob Barr, who is the libertarian candidate. Some of his views are far right but other views, like shrinking the size of government make sense. What appeals to you about Ron Paul that beats Bob Barr?; Oct 9, 2008, 5:21:00 PM
Anonymous said...: Obama is certainly a lesser evil to McCain... But fact is:

Obama is a lawyer.
Ron Paul is an MD.

This country is having a heart attack.

We don't need an ambulance chaser. The time for lawyering/politicking is over now. We need code blue medical attention from a qualified, licensed professional. When you're having a heart attack, you dial 911 for a doc, not a lawyer!; Oct 11, 2008, 1:00:00 PM

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