Paul Ryan


Good choice. It's time to turn this Great country around and back to better times. Flush the Zero

Sounds like a winner to me. Although I would like to see a 50 something clone of the late great Ronald Reagan running on the R side. But since we can't always get what we want.

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FROM NEWSMAX:

VP Choice Passes Nugent’s Second Amendment Litmus Test

Saturday, 11 Aug 2012 07:55 PM

By Paul Scicchitano

Conservative rocker Ted Nugent says in an exclusive interview with Newsmax that you can tell a lot about the kind of vice president Paul Ryan would make by the fact that he lists bowhunting as one of life’s great passions.

“He’s an addicted bowhunter. He loves the mystical flight of the arrow,” explained Nugent, who was taking a break from his concert tour on Saturday at a lakeside log cabin in Michigan. “I defy you to come up with a person that has a more spiritual relationship with the pulse that drives Paul Ryan’s life than me.”

Unlike other forms of hunting, Nugent, a fellow bowhunter, said the sport imposes the “ultimate challenge and discipline” on hunters if they want to be successful.

“Killing a deer with a bow and arrow is borderline impossible because the animals are so wary and the bow and arrow is such a short-range weapon,” said Nugent, who is also on the board of the National Rifle Association, in an exclusive interview.

“This kind of discipline is just what America needs in leadership and I know it appears to be a huge leap from what some consider recreational activities,” he said. “Paul and I could go to the grocery store if we wanted to, but we have chosen this original primal pursuit of game with a self-limiting weapon. And that says volumes for what drives this man to do the right thing in spite of political correctness.”

In a wide-ranging interview with Newsmax.TV earlier this week, Nugent predicted that the Romney campaign was ready to go into high gear and start attacking President Barack Obama. He described the campaign as “pumping gas” and “preparing to ignite some increased heat,” the start of which could be Saturday’s announcement of Romney’s running mate ahead of the Republican National Convention at the end of the month.

“This is what I mentioned to you, how everyone’s waiting for him to turn up the heat,” said the best-selling author and platinum recording artist. “I think Paul Ryan — he just turned up the heat.”

Nugent also has a relationship with Ryan’s home town of Janesville, Wis., which has been the birthsite of rare white buffalos, considered a significant spiritual event by some American Indian tribes. Nugent recorded a song called “Great White Buffalo,” which is also the name of his concert tour.

“My song, ‘Fred Bear’ has been the number one requested song in Wisconsin for 26 years in a row,” he said. “I hold the attendance record at pretty much every county fair and the state fair of Wisconsin.”

Another clue that Ryan is a dedicated public servant may lie in the timing of the presidential election. It coincides with Wisconsin’s best bowhunting season.

“Paul Ryan just gave up the only 2012 rut that he will ever have access to, to do the right thing for America,” Nugent added. “And though that may be dismissed and pooh-poohed by the non bowhunters amongst us, believe me as his blood brother, I know that he has given up his entire 2012 hunting season.”

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How is Ron Paul's record compared to Ryan's?

http://conservative.org/ratings/ratingsarchive/2011/house.html#WI

Looks like Ron Paul's ten points less conservative...

Sorry, you missed the joke. Regarding the war situation, it's impossible to coexist with people who want you dead, we did not pick this fight, but we need to win it.

Thanks for your support of Gov. Romney. Comparing the current situation to the one Jimmy Carter left in 1980, we are far worse off. If Gov. Romney is half as successful fixing this mess as President Regan was, he will go down as one of the ten best Presidents in history, and clearly one of the top two of our lifetime.

Picking Ryan pretty much killed my choice for this year,no way in hell I can back a ticket that has this D-Bag on it,pro 2A or not.
F*ck that guy.

Have you been drinking or did you hit your head again?

I cant stand Romney and dont give two shits about who he picked for vp but would vote for Satan himself over Obama.

Same as always giant douche or turd sandwich

There is no guarantee Romney wont compromise on Court appointees anyway or simply appoint less than conservative justices anyway.Look at his record-swings more ways than a weather vane,and was more than happy to sign an AWB when he was governor,and smack talk "assault weapons" and other weapons of "great lethality".

And look up some of his talk about healthcare when he was governor-for mandates and universal/gov healthcare.

Now that he's running and needs the vote,he is suddenly conservative,pro gun,and anti gov healthcare-if he still had a D next to his name and was running against an R,you guys would be trashing him for those very same issues.

The guy is in the pocket of the big banks and Wall St just like Obama-the names change,but the screwing continues.


This country is screwed either way-all those years of voting for the lesser evil has gotten us to where we are today.I stopped voting for the lesser evil quite a few years ago-until a majority wake up to the fact that both sides are screwing us over and taking us to the same destination (at different speeds) downhill we go.
I'm sure if Romney gets elected and does lots of "compromising",there will be plenty of people making excuses for him.

If the Dems control the senate then Romney will have no choice but to compromise. This is the problem with Obama getting re-elected and having control of the senate. He will be able to pick the most leftist activist judge he can find and the senate will rubber stamp his selection. I remember Bush having a heck of a time getting the senate to confirm one of his nominees for the court.

I agree with your thoughts on the lesser of two evils and both parties are screwing us, but I will vote for Romney due to the possible supreme court nominations and I believe he will be better for the economy. I have made up my mind that if Romney gets in and we get more of the same old same old I will give up on the republican party.

The things I want out of the republican party over the next four years to keep my vote and keep me registered as a republican are:

Repeal obama care
true conservative supreme court nominations
some improvement in the economy
no new gun laws of any kind
limitations on government aid(foodstamps, welfare, housing assistance, etc) Make it harder to get and time limits so it truly is an aid to those in need and not a way of life.

Those are the minimum requirements for them to keep my vote, but there are several things I would like to see in addition to those.

And that's what the R party counts on-they will still get the support no matter how they fuck up.

I learned the ruse a long time ago and the R party left me a long time ago.I got a kick out of them asking what we want out of the R party-same shit Lefty posted.And what do we get?Bigger government,more laws/rules/regulations,etc..

They blow smoke up our ass and we trip over ourselves to cast a vote for the R since they aren't the D's,even though they are taking us to the same place.

Every year things get a little worse-extra law here,regulation there,tax here,license requirement there-and when the limited gov R's get in power?Nothing gets changed.Ooh,if only we had a bigger majority.Always with the ecuses and the party faithful swallow it up.

Same friggin thing on the D side.

Carguym,
I agree with you 100%, but also refuse to sit out of the system since the only way it can be changed at this point in history is from within.

I remain affiliated with a party because it is a means to influence party platforms and actively speak. Independents, by the nature of their position, lack this ability and further alienate themselves from the process. While currently registered R, my votes are not tied to a party. In fact, the last political contribution I made was to an individual running on the D side.

While I bitch about the lack of choice, I still communicate and caucus, even on the non-presidential cycles.

What video is that?