louisiana gop - With All Due Respect

January 23rd, 2008 · 1 Comment

louisiana gop - Via Reddit:

Fuck Heath Ledger: 27 American troops and 394 Iraqis have died in 2008 (icasualties.org), most were younger and never had a limo ride.

And from the Department of: What Do We Do Now That Freddy Quit?

Ron Paul is the candidate of last resort in Louisiana — Blimpies stack the deck in Bayou Caucus Call.

“The biggest surprise to come out of Louisiana’s GOP delegate process thus far involves Ron Paul, the Texas congressman mounting a quasi-libertarian campaign that has been defined by its grassroots organization. Dore says the Paul campaign dropped off a ‘whole slate” of delegates about two weeks ago ” a surprise showing that wasn’t expected.

Evidently, the Paulites were the only campaign to drop off a whole slate of delegates.

From personal (strictly anecdotal) evidence, on the campus of the University of Toledo, reminiscent of “…a Dead Head sticker on a Cadillac…” — I was cut off in traffic by a late model Mitzubisi that had some Death Metal radio station bumper-sticker, a University parking pass, and a cardboard cutout “Ron Paul R[ƎVO˩]UTION” sign in the back window.

Conclusion: Blimpies are young and drive like shit.

Be afraid.

[And yes, if it didn’t come through on your browser, the bracketed characters spell “LOVE” backwards.]

And a warning to the Blimpies: Be Careful What You Wish For.

“It is better to vote for what you want and not get it than to vote for what you don’t want and get it.”

“If I could take you by the hand and lead you into the promised land, I would not do it. If I could take you be the hand and lead you into the promised land today, someone else could take you by the hand tomorrow and lead you back out.”

These are things people who are in favor of changing the society should keep in mind during this campaign and after it. Follow and support Ron Paul as far as he can go this year, whether that is the White House or the Republican convention Don’t change to supporting someone who isn’t what we want, but can win.

For now and for the future remember that you are seeking and working for change, not for an individual leader. A leader cannot do it for you. For

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