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Ron Paul takes Rick Santorum to the woodshed

Posted by B. Daniel Blatt at 10:24 pm - February 21, 2012.
Filed under: 2012 Presidential Election,Conservative Ideas,Freedom

Unlike some of his competitors, at least Ron Paul is keeping the focus in the right place:

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  1. Ron Paul is keeping the focus in the right place:

    I saw no mention of the Bamster regime in this ad.

    I dunno. This is the same tinfoil ass hat who ran an ad against Perry touting how he had “stood with Reagan”. He just neglected to mention that he bailed on Reagan and the GOP in 1987 and wrote “The chickens have yet to come home to roost, but they will, and America will suffer from a Reaganomics that is nothing but warmed-over Keynesianism.”. He also forgot to mention that he actually compared Reagan to Josef Stalin.

    And then there’s the fact that he’s never had any intention to win the nomination nor the WH. No, this lying, bigoted sack of crap can burn for all eternity. I don’t care what he says about Santorum.

    Comment by TGC — February 22, 2012 @ 1:55 am - February 22, 2012

  2. Good point, TGC, he does need also take Obama to the woodshed. . .

    Comment by B. Daniel Blatt — February 22, 2012 @ 1:57 am - February 22, 2012

  3. Fight Republicans! Fight for my amusement!

    Seriously, this is just hilarious. I’m now seeing news that Mitt Romney might manage to lose Arizona and/or Michigan (which could effectively end his campaign), that Newt Gingrich just got a load of new campaign funds to keep him on his feet, and now enough attacks are raining down on the resurgent Rick Santorum that people are seriously talking about drafting someone like Jeb Bush or Chris Christie to try and salvage something from this unholy mess of a primary.

    I’m not even that interested in who wins (as I’ve said before, it makes for little practical difference to me), but for political theatre this primary season has been utterly unmissable.

    Comment by Serenity — February 22, 2012 @ 2:36 am - February 22, 2012

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