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Ron Paul? Really? Who wants us out of all foreign soils, is vastly anti-Israel, and thinks the War on Drugs is a terrible injustice for the 'poor oppressed black people' the left of America loves to constantly hide behind? I don't think he belongs on this list! If you want my vote, Tebow all the way! | Ron Paul? Really? Who wants us out of all foreign soils, is vastly anti-Israel, and thinks the War on Drugs is a terrible injustice for the 'poor oppressed black people' the left of America loves to constantly hide behind? I don't think he belongs on this list! If you want my vote, Tebow all the way! | ||
:It is actually possible to be conservative while not supporting Israel and the (pointless) Iraq war. --[[User:ArtWellesley|ArtWellesley]] 18:41, 30 December 2011 (EST) | :It is actually possible to be conservative while not supporting Israel and the (pointless) Iraq war. --[[User:ArtWellesley|ArtWellesley]] 18:41, 30 December 2011 (EST) | ||
| + | ::Is it? One would think the spread of democracy and honoring our relationship with Israel were core Conservative views. | ||
Revision as of 23:48, December 30, 2011
Ron Paul? Really? Who wants us out of all foreign soils, is vastly anti-Israel, and thinks the War on Drugs is a terrible injustice for the 'poor oppressed black people' the left of America loves to constantly hide behind? I don't think he belongs on this list! If you want my vote, Tebow all the way!
- It is actually possible to be conservative while not supporting Israel and the (pointless) Iraq war. --ArtWellesley 18:41, 30 December 2011 (EST)
- Is it? One would think the spread of democracy and honoring our relationship with Israel were core Conservative views.