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Um, isn't this a major no-no? [View all] brooklynite Jan 2012 OP
Same thought here. A-Schwarzenegger Jan 2012 #1
I was about to post the exact same thing. Joe the Revelator Jan 2012 #2
That's what I thought. RandySF Jan 2012 #3
Applies even to reserves apparently. joshcryer Jan 2012 #8
Yes. Isn't that not permitted? Liberal_Stalwart71 Jan 2012 #4
And speaking; even worse itsrobert Jan 2012 #5
Interesting catch, didn't know that, here's the page: joshcryer Jan 2012 #6
Is Paul just going to keep saying the word Liberty or is he going to talk about jobs and the economy FarLeftFist Jan 2012 #7
Against the law. Period. Nt DevonRex Jan 2012 #9
Yes. Who did it? elleng Jan 2012 #10
Guy speaking at the Ron Paul post caucus remarks Ruby the Liberal Jan 2012 #13
I found this neverforget Jan 2012 #11
Context? tanyev Jan 2012 #12
An active duty member of the armed forces spoke at the Ron Paul rally A-Schwarzenegger Jan 2012 #15
Thank you. tanyev Jan 2012 #18
This is not allowed! Of course, I guess IOKIYAR! TheDebbieDee Jan 2012 #22
You're not supposed to engage in political activities in uniform NavyDem Jan 2012 #14
Kamikaze move? JohnnyLib2 Jan 2012 #16
Probably. Ron Paul would champion how "wrong" it is. joshcryer Jan 2012 #19
i kind of felt happy for him, you can tell he was excited to meet Ron Paul JI7 Jan 2012 #17
Yeah but he should've been in civies. neverforget Jan 2012 #20
Yes, yes, and more yes. An absolute BOZO NO NO. MADem Jan 2012 #21
Yes it is.......he is active duty.......... Historic NY Jan 2012 #23
What if he's no longer active? Is he allowed to wear his work or dress uniform then? Thegonagle Jan 2012 #24
As always - IOKIYAR baldguy Jan 2012 #25
If the soldier hates war so much..... FrenchieCat Jan 2012 #26
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