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Are you saying one of Newt's wives was a man?   Gosh, that's weird.  Why didn't I hear about this before?

Ron Paul is a disaster working for a chance to happen.

ron paul's foreign policy explained!!!!

http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/1338659367001/why-ron-paul-shouldnt-be-dismissed/?playlist_id=87185

listen to the truth and stop listen to the media lies!!!!!

Let's recognize the elephant in the room.  Ron Paul is not really a Republican.  He is a Libertarian.  He is the current leader of that third party.     Here is an excerpt from a Des Moines Register editorial:

 ".....Is the Republican Party the final refuge of libertarians tired of third-party runs and desirous of achieving political power? Or is Ron Paul’s popularity part and parcel of the Tea Party movement or a cross-section of it at work? And if not the GOP – where do Paulians belong?

Of course, the Tea Party movement is not a monolith. It is composed of social conservatives, free market conservatives, independents, libertarians, conservative Democrats, and Republicans. But social conservatives have taken the reigns of many Republican and Tea Party organizations and have come to view Paul and his supporters with disdain, suspicion, even hatred. They see him as a grand threat to the GOP's opportunity to prevent President Obama from another four disastrous years.

“I have come to the conclusion that arguing with ‘Paulbots’ is a waste of energy so I have stopped trying,” says Bill Hart, a conservative Tea Party supporter. “They are a real threat to our country’s well being.”

“Ron Paul is just nutty and egotistical enough to ensure that Obama has four more years,” says Bob Holland, a concerned GOP primary voter. 

“I just feel disdain for the poor ignorant souls who use the term ‘Paulbots.’ These people are ignorant to our Founding and the Constitution. I have more disdain for them than people like Obama, Rahm, and Hillary,” says Cathy Peschke, aNew   Hampshirevoter and Ron Paul supporter.

“They [Ron Paul supporters] hijacked the Republican Party, we're just taking it back,” arguesTexasvoter Chad Lang.

Whether conservative Republican primary voters can overcome the Paul surge will be determined on January 3; but the sizeable political rift that exists between traditional Republicans and Ron Paul supporters may be the real threat to GOP victory in 2012 in Iowa and beyond."