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    Who should be Romney's VP ?

    Who would be the strongest running mate for Mitt Romney? Should he go with a well-known name? A relatively unknown entity? A popular governor from a large state? Someone with a strong military background? Someone who can deliver a must-have swing state? Someone whose conservative bonafides...
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    It's over Johnny !!

    The GOP has to win some key states in Novenber to have any chance of defeating Obama. In 2008, Obama won Florida, Virginia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana. These are states the GOP normally carries in a presidential election. Well, except for Pennsylvania which swings back...
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    Ron Paul supporters can be so nasty. Lighten up, T-Hawk. I enjoy poking fun at Ron Paul. Stop the personal stuff. You're establishing a trend of nasty remarks.
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    I tell folks not to be fooled by Ron Paul's mild-mannered demeanor. His policies are a threat to America's national security, world peace and little children on every continent. Sally Struthers should kick Ron Paul's shins for the danger of his decriminalization of illicit drugs. Imagine...
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    Ron Paul has a nice racket going. Ostensibly, he is raising cash on the premise of running for office. An office he has no chance of winning. Perhaps, his conscience will move him to refund all donor cash and apologize to supporters for this trainwreck laughingly called a campaign. There is...
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    Feel free to write Ron Paul, Inc. a generous donation check. He's got a big family to support.
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    A political campaign is purely a pursuit of a government job. Campaigns use donor cash to seek a government job. To employ multiple family members on donor cash in pursuit of a government job reeks of nepotism and is an ethically-challenged practice, though legal in most situations.
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    It's called nepotism. The appearance of impropriety. Ron Paul's campaigns might rightly be called Ron Paul, Inc. Ron Paul, Inc. could be viewed as a full employment act for family. His family. And who is to say his extended family is competent at anything other than separating...
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    When quitting makes sense, from the CDC.

    CDC - Videos - Campaign Resources - Tips from Former Smokers - Smoking & Tobacco Use Terrie's ad plus Anthem's ad seem particularly poignant.
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    What would you say?

    Red truck: "What do you get from crossing two talking trucks?" Green truck: "A love that dare not speak its name. Anthropromorphism."
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    What would you say?

    Here we are, fine American rolling stock... destined for a Mexican scrapyard only to return as a cheap Chinese toy."
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    What would you say?

    "Do you think the other trucks know about us?"
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    What would you say?

    " $4.00 diesel? Impossible. Dude, you gotta stop listening to CB chatter."
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    What would you say?

    "I am pretty sure you livestock haulers park across the street."
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    What would you say?

    "These opaque windshields really suck at night."
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    What would you say?

    "My fri**** hood ornament is gone, too!"
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    What would you say?

    "Such is life down on the border. Ya go to sleep with two front wheels... wake up with one."
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    What would you say?

    "As a matter of fact, red is a chick magnet. Unfortunately for you, you're the color of green baby crap!"
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    What would you say?

    "Yeah, we've been close for awhile... but if you clip me backing outta here, I know where you live."
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    The saddest part

    I would refer interested parties to watch Rod Steiger in the cult classic "Illustrated Man."
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