Christ on a cracker Ron Paul is endorsing someone, lets guess who it will be

[timber84]

I say Barr. What do you say?

[anonymous171]

1. Maybe McCain. He's an evangelical christian after all.

I'm hoping for Barr though.

[The_Casual_Observer]

2. "The man in the moon"

[Kittycat]

3. Did the republicans give him floor space or something, in leiu of not

doing a convention to counter them? I remember reading something about that. I'm sure he's endorsing McLame

[BeyondGeography]

4. Barr

[VolcanoJen]

5. I imagine McCain. I wonder what they offered him?

Virgin blood?

[scheming daemons]

6. 90% of Barr voters would have McCain as their second choice over Obama... This is GOOD

Barr can be the GOP's Nader.

[Ian David]

7. Jonathon Sharkey. n/t

[MercutioATC]

8. If it's McCain, Paul will lose a TON of supporters.

He's the Republican version of the anti-McCain. He staged a competing convention during the RNC.

If he caves, he'll lose at least a third of his base.

[buff2]

16. Damn......

I was trying to kill that bug on my screen....:rofl:

[MercutioATC]

18. Did you succeed?

:P

[blondeatlast]

21. I did awhile ago,

but Mr. B@L wasn'[t too happy. :rofl:

[MercutioATC]

25. Did I mention that I work for Best Buy?

...no, I don't...but I should :)

[KathieG]

9. I'm crossing my fingers that it's Barr

[darius15]

10. As long as it is not McCain.

If it's Obama that would be a nice way to turn the MSM back to us rather than the Palin\McCain ticket.

[Thrill]

11. It will be McCain. Don't fool yourself. Repukes stick together

Democrats could stand to learn how to do that.

[blondeatlast]

22. Yes on both accounts.Lots of republicans may hae McCain, but they hate Democrats a whole lot more. n

[BlueIdaho]

12. CNN says...

"Paul, who unsuccessfully sought the Republican presidential nomination, will tell supporters he is not endorsing GOP nominee John McCain or Democratic nominee Barack Obama, and will instead give his seal of approval to four candidates: Green Party nominee Cynthia McKinney, Libertarian Party nominee Bob Barr, independent candidate Ralph Nader, and Constitution Party candidate Chuck Baldwin, according to a senior Paul aide."

[Errrica]

13. I highly doubt that he's endorsing McCain.

He was on Colbert the other day talking about his own convention. He was offered the opportunity to speak at the RNC, but turned it down. Colbert started to ask why, and Paul said it was because he'd have to give up everything he believes in. Ron Paul does not like McCain at all. If it is, then they must have offered him something pretty good, but I don't think Ron Paul is that type of guy.

[mascarax]

26. That's 2!

So that's 2 things that Ron and I agree on:

1. War (really Occupation)
2. Disliking McCain

[Buck Rabbit]

14. duplicus stupidious -- fricken tubes.

dupe post

[Faygo Kid]

15. My guess is Lee Mercer, Jr. His website is still up, and he is rested and ready.

A little too cool-headed and rational for the Paul supporters, but similar in many ways: http://www.mercerforpresident2008.com/home.html

[Blue_Tires]

24. win

[Buck Rabbit]

17. He is endorsing voting third party.

All the Alternates both far left and far right will be there and he will endorse voting for the winger of your choice.

[Mojambo]

19. It won't be McCain.

Barr definitely.

[VolcanoJen]

20. Update, please. Who did he endorse??

:shrug:

[progressivebydesign]

23. Ron Paul is a HARCORE ANti-Choicer. Even tho Palin is a tax and spender...

against Ron Paul's libertarian ways.