Please Mr Ventura

beardo

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Mr Ventura,,
Please return to your homeland, we need you. Would you consider running for office? Maybe Dr Paul could use a worthy vice President.
Thank you sir.
 

sync0s

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Mr Ventura,,
Please return to your homeland, we need you. Would you consider running for office? Maybe Dr Paul could use a worthy vice President.
Thank you sir.
Are you talking about Jesse Ventura? Overrated. He talks big talk, but gets in to the office and does the same old shit.
 

sync0s

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Last I heard RP's only indication of a running mate was Andrew Napalitano (spelling?)

edit: I guess Chuck Baldwin, as well. (which RP might lose my vote if he was chosen)
 

Charlie Ventura

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Marco Rubio for VP. He would run circles around any Dem nomination for VP in the debates. If that Dem choice is again Biden, Rubio would slice & dice before placing Biden in the meat grinder. And, against Rubio, Jesse Ventura wouldn't stand a chance either.
 

sync0s

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Marco Rubio for VP. He would run circles around any Dem nomination for VP in the debates. If that Dem choice is again Biden, Rubio would slice & dice before placing Biden in the meat grinder. And, against Rubio, Jesse Ventura wouldn't stand a chance either.
That's because he would just have his wife do some cheers on stage. Talk about collecting the undecided vote.
 

txpete77

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While I'd love to see Napolitano as a VP to Paul, Dr. Paul would be better keeping him aside as a potential supreme court nominee. The court needs a fresh injection of Constitutionalists. Kelo v. New London is a great example of why we need someone like Napolitano on the bench.

I like Gary Johnson, but the guy just can't seem to answer questions clearly enough without tripping all over himself. He'd would be too easily painted as a fool. Paul should find someone of like mind, with the same confidence and assertiveness as Dick Cheney. Like him or not, he didn't put up with any shit...

I remember an interview of Cheney a few years ago where the reporter asked about the Iraq war not being popular. Cheney's initial answer was "So?" The reporter paused in disbelief, expecting some type of political mealy-mouthed answer. I fell out of my chair laughing when I saw that.
 
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