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3 Dip Variations -- Spread your Legs and Dip it in Boys. Let me know what else would you like me to do for you. Leave a comment below.
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If Ron Paul does not win the nomination, his vast and somewhat rabid supporters will vote third party. They will not vote for Obama, nor will they...
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If Ron Paul does not win the nomination, his vast and somewhat rabid supporters will vote third party. They will not vote for Obama, nor will they vote for a neocon. This brings Ron Paul in the general selection debates (assuming that this great man runs third party), bringing up good issues, but unfortunately most people in our country are not concerned with comprehending these issues, so Obama will win the election. Thanks GOP and the Main Stream Media for, as Cake so eloquently put it on their album "prolonging the madness".
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George makes himself look silly.
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Infowars
January 3, 2012
UPDATE 10:48 PM CENTRAL: With 96% of precincts reporting, Rick Santorum narrowly leads Mitt Romney, both at 25% in Iowa. The...
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Infowars
January 3, 2012
UPDATE 10:48 PM CENTRAL: With 96% of precincts reporting, Rick Santorum narrowly leads Mitt Romney, both at 25% in Iowa. The candidates have wrestled back-and-forth as the final tallies are counted. Ron Paul at a close third with 21%, conceded the race calling himself 'one of the three winners,' while vowing to go on, continue raising funds and fighting for victory in what he termed a movement, rather than a campaign.
Santorum's surprise last-minute surge coincides with announcements that the vote in Iowa would be counted at a secret location, and along with statements from top GOP officials strategizing how to effectively take out Ron Paul and diminish his significance. It is no secret that all the stops have been pulled to minimize Paul's media visibility throughout the campaign trail, with many top GOP figures and media commentators going so far as to pre-script a plan to ignore Iowa in the event that Ron Paul won the caucuses, in order to prevent the Congressman from dominating the national stage.
Did the GOP establishment succeed in sabotaging the Ron Paul campaign as it vowed to do?
What accounts for Santorum's swift rise to the top of polls in Iowa only days out from the contest when he barely showed a pulse in ANY state, let alone Iowa, among the crowded GOP field at any time in the weeks and months before?
The Des Moines Register poll from ONLY two days ago showed Santorum at 15%-- a distance third that itself marked a spectacular improvement from a campaign that struggled to even stand out in the 'second tier' of GOP candidates. Both Paul and Romney consistently ranked in the top three polls for Iowa for some time.
Whatever the answer, for the so-called "mainstream" corporate-owned media who dominate news wires and cable television (but must now combat the rise of Internet journalism), it will be enough to justify ignoring Ron Paul and keeping him out of the headlines in hopes of sinking the entire campaign before it catches on at a truly national level.
http://www.infowars.com/did-the-gop-e...
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