Mitt Romney Knows Voters are Embracing Ron Paul - Judge Andrew Napolitano (2012-01-13)

[KayCris1128]

Ron Paul or no GOP at all!! In fact I'll write him in or vote libratarian if need be. No way I would support a Romney, Newt, or Obama, party makes no difference, they are all more of the same establishment. Ron Paul 2012

[GodotheInfantry]

@KayCris1128 Dude, I agree. Ron Paul is the man, I support him and only him. However, if ANY other candidate wins the nomination, I'll vote against Obama. Not for that Romney douche, but against Obama. The America-hating, socialist, Muslim-sympathizer, has to go.

[mikestheman3]

She just said: you don't know which way Newt will turn and that Romney is a better choice.

WATCH this video and pass it around:

The Romney Record

/watch?v=fLWGZW0SAfE&feature=c­hannel_video_title

[mikestheman3]

Romney buying his way through turns my frigin stomach, how dumb these Americans have become. Many women voted for him because of his looks like they did obama. He spent 13 million alone in FLA, this is a very sad day for America when it can be led by the one w/ the most money. I always said, anyone but obama, but not Romney!

"If it's between Obama and Romney, there's isn't all that much difference"

George Soros

Jan. 25, 2012

[optionsupdate]

fox described paul as "a fringe candidate" "not first tier" oh how the tune has changed,

[rupertmja1]

If Ron Paul does not win, the people will have no further interest in politics.

[rupertmja1]

Romney needs to support Ron Paul - get your ideas the right way around.

[Ruzzellpuzzel]

I feel like all the work I have put into Ron Paul is for nothing. all so that we can have them kiss Ron's ass to get our vote. Fuck that, We will never have another Ron Paul.We are fucked because people are stupid. They have already alienated us.I will not vote for anyone but Ron Paul.

[surfer53]

Whether the rhetoric of these clowns changes or not, Ron Paul won't have any impact at all unless he wins. The winner will kiss Ron Paul's ass, and whether he gets the votes or not, it'll be business as usual in the GOP