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US Presidential Elections is a fraud
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Sheriff
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 posted 5 Mar 2008 9:36:18 AM
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just as Russian's.
And I will explain why.
Try to find a single news, press release or article on any alternative presidential candidate. Neither Republican, nor democrat. Not Ron Paul, which is I believe is a republican decoy for people who think independently and would've voted for Democrats.
I want a real independent candidate!!!
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what's that?
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a wind?
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it's pretty quiet in here, isn't it?  
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Sheriff
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posted 5 Mar 2008 10:04:26 AM
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Oh...apparently...I found a couple of "independent" "candidates"  Here they are:
* John Greenspon, greenspon2008.com
* "Green party", http://www.gp.org. This is also funny, as apparently there are 2 other women running from Greens, and Ralf Nader is no longer. He's just "talking around" spending Republican money (he-he, what do ya know)...you can't even figure out if there IS an election on Green party's website, apparently no one is home.
Ralf Nader - "independent" candidate
* There are a couple of morons from so called "Constitution Party" http://constitutionparty.com/
* Libertarian party http://www.lp.org/. Go figure who's going to be a candidate, there's more than 20.
* There are a few others, but you don't REALLY want to know...most of these are just insane to even want to run.
US Presidential Elections 2008 on Wikipedia.
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Sheriff
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posted 5 Mar 2008 10:30:41 AM
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How to run for President of the U.S.A.
http://www.slate.com/id/2154162/
Seriously, folks, if someone wants to run as Independent, it is quite easily arranged. I am sure this can be done WAAAAY better than most of those candidates above did.
You would need:
1. 2-3 young journalists to wright your speeches, articles, press releases
2. A website and a webmaster to maintain it. CONSISTENTLY.
3. Some money - to publish articles around the web and in regional media. Probably not a lot for now. But this needs to be done consistently, to burn your name in voter's minds.
4. You would need to create "fund raising" events in a bunch of states. Hopefully, you'll get some money, but most importantly to get free/cheap publicity
5. Get some volunteers to help you out with bulletins, prospects, etc.
6. You will need a video. Nice but cheap video that could run off-peak hours. $50,000.
7. You can hire a couple of pretty russian girls to hang around your camp during campaigns. I am sure that will persuade quite a few male voters, considering that other candidates have old bags in their camps.
7. At this point you will need a National Campaign. Probably a $1 or $2 million bucks. Hopefully, by this time you've landed enough donations to do it.
Here you go.
[Message edited by Sheriff on 3/5/2008 10:39:15 AM]
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Serega13
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posted 5 Mar 2008 1:04:01 PM
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Ron Paul I believe is a republican decoy for people who think independently and would've voted for Democrats
I can't agree with this statement. You see, in order to vote for Ron Paul in the primary, you have to be a registered member of the republican party (this is in majority of states with some exceptions). 99% of democrats will not quit their party just to vote for someone they like on the other side. But in the general election you can vote for either candidate and it doesn't matter which party you belong to. However it's obvious Ron Paul will not make it to general election because McCain received enough delegates to support his nomination last night. Add to it the fact that Ron Paul's views contradict those of both democrats and republicans and the fact that all 3 current front runners - Obama, Clinton and McCain are just globalist cronies who are sponsored by Council of Foreign Relations and you see that there's really no choice UNLESS you vote for an independently minded and funded candidate such as Ron Paul, Dennis Kucinich or Ralph Nader. Hillary, Barrack and John = globalist asshîles.
[Message edited by Serega13 on 3/5/2008 1:15:30 PM]
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Sheriff
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posted 5 Mar 2008 3:01:32 PM
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UNLESS you vote for an independently minded and funded candidate
ok, so let's see here...independently funded, huh? Ron Paul..oh wait, republican party money are paying for him...Ralph Nader...oh, wait, Republican money is here too, moreower lots of strange money have entered Green party....
anywho, there's no true independent candidate.
Ron Paul is making a splash in a glass of water. he's a good dude, alright, according to what he says NOW. But - would he drop republican party and RUN INDEPENDENT?
I didn't think so.
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brad62
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posted 5 Mar 2008 3:52:08 PM
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I met this @ss clown at the Woodstock Station last year.
http://www.gwu.edu/~action/2004/morec/haines.html
I asked him if he was the same person who was arrested for illegal use of body armor? He denied it.
http://www.nh.gov/judiciary/supreme/opinions/1998/haines.htm
Why would he deny something like that?
Because he's in politics.
There are tons of articles on this bozo.
http://dartreview.com/archives/2003/11/17/one_straight_shooter_robert_haines.php
http://media.www.theclockonline.com/media/storage/paper569/news/2007/09/28/News/Robert.Haines.Visits.Psu-2997711.shtml
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Haines
So Sheriff, their are a few losers out there who think they have a chance
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brad62
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posted 5 Mar 2008 4:13:46 PM
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I know that Wiki says he's a Rep. But he has no support from said party.
So in my eyes, Robert Haines is an Independent, if not somewhat colorful character.
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brad62
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posted 5 Mar 2008 4:29:59 PM
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Ole Rob is an unsavory looking character
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Serega13
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posted 5 Mar 2008 8:04:27 PM
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Ron Paul is making a splash in a glass of water. he's a good dude, alright, according to what he says NOW. But - would he drop republican party and RUN INDEPENDENT?
He ran as a libertarian party nomenee for president of US in 1988.
Ron Paul..oh wait, republican party money are paying for him...Ralph Nader...oh, wait, Republican money is here too, moreower lots of strange money have entered Green party....
What republican money? Even the republican front runner John McCain was only able to raise $12 million dollars while Hillary+Obama raised 80+ million in the same time. Seems that democrats have much better funding than republicans this time around.
Either way, making statements not supported by facts doesn't change anything.
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brad62
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posted 5 Mar 2008 8:06:07 PM
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And you made the statement , unsupported?
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brad62
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posted 5 Mar 2008 8:16:29 PM
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C/mon guys. We are all on-line at the moment.
let's discuss the farce of elections
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Sheriff
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posted 19 Mar 2008 4:02:46 PM
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Farce Elections. You have to love these 2 articles:
US Vote Rigging
Elections In America - Assume Crooks Are In Control
[Message edited by Sheriff on 3/19/2008 4:02:58 PM]
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