Topic: GOP Debates - Room enough for two Libertarians?

[Libertas]

Sure, I don;t have a problem with it.  The Paulbots might not like another Libertarian in the field, but tough crap, get over it

http://politics.blogs.foxnews.com/2011/05/04/first-debate-feature-two-libertarian-leaning-republicans

[John Florida]

Sure, I don;t have a problem with it.  The Paulbots might not like another Libertarian in the field, but tough crap, get over it

http://politics.blogs.foxnews.com/2011/05/04/first-debate-feature-two-libertarian-leaning-republicans

At this stage of the game let them all talk. Paul is a big boy and can deal with it.

[ToddF]

Gary Johnson is a much better choice for that wing than a certified lunatic.

[Libertas]

Gary Johnson is a much better choice for that wing than a certified lunatic.

Heh, now, that's what I call an endorsement!

[Sectionhand]

Gary Johnson is a much better choice for that wing than a certified lunatic.

Heh, now, that's what I call an endorsement!

Once a young itinerate preacher was travelling through a strange town and was asked if he would officiate at a funeral since the regular pastor was out of town . Feeling it his duty , although he didn't know the deceased , he agreed . As he took his place behind the pulpit of the little church he said ; " I don't know the object of our gathering here but you in the congregation obviously did . I think , then , that it would be appropriate for anyone here to offer a few thoughtful remembrances of the deceased ."

The congregation was silent . Finally after a few awkward moments the young preacher in frustration said ; "Surely ... Some one in this congregation has a few kind words for the deceased !"

A little old lady in the back pew spoke up . "He wasn't as bad as his brother !"

[Libertas]

Gary Johnson is a much better choice for that wing than a certified lunatic.

Heh, now, that's what I call an endorsement!

Once a young itinerate preacher was travelling through a strange town and was asked if he would officiate at a funeral since the regular pastor was out of town . Feeling it his duty , although he didn't know the deceased , he agreed . As he took his place behind the pulpit of the little church he said ; " I don't know the object of our gathering here but you in the congregation obviously did . I think , then , that it would be appropriate for anyone here to offer a few thoughtful remembrances of the deceased ."

The congregation was silent . Finally after a few awkward moments the young preacher in frustration said ; "Surely ... Some one in this congregation has a few kind words for the deceased !"

A little old lady in the back pew spoke up . "He wasn't as bad as his brother !"