Kyle Rittenhouse for Ron Paul

[firecadet613]

 

[EPeter213]

This is the year:
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[foszoe]

Well he made himself re relevant for 24 hours

 

[DadSmith]

Well he made himself re relevant for 24 hours

I was going to post this. What I think I will.

 

[ancjr]

This is the year:
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I think Bootyjudge is possible D VP.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

I have never been much into politics. My first memory of Ron Paul was the 2008 tour. Had no idea he had been around that long. Well I knew he was old. I mean campaigning for president that long.

I decided I cared a lot in the Clinton era. Ron Paul was the libertarian (and briefly Libertarian) poster boy back then so I learned more about him than was probably warranted.

 

[Route 45]

 

[BigRed]

Having said that a vote for Ron Paul, I think we can all agree is a wasted vote and I think we will need all we can get.

Elections are not determined by the popular vote (nor should they be in this system)

 

[BugI02]

Ron Paul has been a POTUS candidate loser since at least 1988. I can't imagine what sort of neuron inactivity would be required to convince yourself "Ah, this year is the year that all changes!"

Manus Lavus party always has a few takers

 

[BigRed]

Ron Paul has been a POTUS candidate loser since at least 1988. I can't imagine what sort of neuron inactivity would be required to convince yourself "Ah, this year is the year that all changes!"

Some would say the American citizen has been the biggest loser since well before then.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

Some would say the American citizen has been the biggest loser since well before then.

Some people would cry if you **** them a pile of gold eggs because they were too hard to stack. I don't pay much attention to those people.

 

[INPatriot]

Kyle Rittenhouse is famous for being famous. He was thrust into the viral videosphere and did the best he could to capitalize/monetize his new found fame. Like so many that find themselves in that situation, and in order to continue to monetize his "influence," most decisions are made based on the direction of the flowing wind.

 

[jwamplerusa]

Kyle Rittenhouse is famous for being famous. He was thrust into the viral videosphere and did the best he could to capitalize/monetize his new found fame. Like so many that find themselves in that situation, and in order to continue to monetize his "influence," most decisions are made based on the direction of the flowing wind.

That, and he still very young in the idealistic years, not quite having figured out that perfect is the enemy of good.

 

[KG1]

The ungrateful little's ****s principles flew right out of the window and he changed his mind awfully quicky after some blowback saying that he was "ill-informed" Young fella the stakes are too high to make "ill-informed" decisions and then plaster them all over X.

Should've had these productive conversations and done some research before you did.