Who would make the best VP for Dr. Paul?
Submitted by weebles on Mon, 02/22/2010 - 08:29Napolitano?
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Sheriff Mack,
And if Ron Paul ain't up to running, because of his age, I say Sheriff Mack for President!
Look him up people.
He won a supreme court case against the Federal Government.
He is the real deal, and the only public person I ever heard say, that Ron Paul is the only one obeying the Constitution.
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DeMint
Demint and Ron would be great. There is a school of thought that you dont want vp that is taller than president,
With all due respect to Napolitano
It would be too much to have TWO gray-haired old men on the ticket.
Plus, Napolitano lacks energy, and I can't see him getting a crowd riled up. That would be a liability in the campaign.
Yeah, we sure wouldn't want a repeat
of Bush/Cheney '04!
Seriously, though, does it matter ONE IOTA what color the candidates' hair is, or how old they are? Are we that superficial and shallow?
We're not that shallow
American voters, in general, are...
Richard Maybury would be
Richard Maybury would be another good candidate.
see what Ron Paul says about him here..
http://chaostan.com/readers.html
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Napolitano...
would be devastating in debate. He can destroy an opponent while remaining composed, calm, pleasant and mannered. Very presidential.
.
~wobbles but doesn't fall down~
The Fox watchers are already
The Fox watchers are already familiar with Napolitano, and he could convert a lot of them to what we've been saying.
He could be RP's bulldog and
relish the job!
I'd advise an agrarian VP
Somebody who understands what permaculture is… now who could that be?
The role of a farmer, in Fukuoka's mind, is an observer, not an intervener, of the natural order in his/her particular landscape. How is that any different than Hayek in regards to Economics?
The Judge, by far.
My second choice would be Gary Johnson.
I Love the Judge
But right now I'm leaning toward Gary Johnson for VP. I do like Judge Napolitano much more than Johnson, but I want Dr. Paul to nominate him to the Supreme Court of the United States instead.
Governing a great nation is like cooking a small fish - too much handling will spoil it. Lao Tsu
I say the Judge also!
He can butt heads with the best of them and that would save a lot of wear and tear on the good doctor!
The Judge
The Judge is a solid constitutionalist, would be a good one to take over if, God forbid, something happened to Dr. Paul, and would be good in articulating Dr. Paul's positions on the campaign trail.
They seem to be good friends. He attends almost every even Ron Paul holds.
I don't think there would be an "Et tu, Brute?" moment with the Judge.
Sorry, not the Judge
He would be best utilized as Attorney General. As VP, it would be a bit of a waste. I would nominate Lew Rockwell, Gary Johnson or Debra Medina.
I agree I'd like to see him as AG
But I also know how good he is in front of people and that would be needed during the campaign. He better than anyone would be able to explain Ron Paul's positions.
Yes
unless there is something we haven't figured out about his media success?? God help us if that is the case.
Some possibles
Thinking a wee bit outside the box
Devvy Kidd
Donald Trump
Edward Griffin
Edwin Vieira
George Gordon
Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Sheriff Mack
PS: Of course, my top two picks are Judge Napolitano and Karen Kwiatowski.
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I'm good with this
but Napolitano is better known.
I like Walter Williams, too
Vox Day , I would like as Secretary of the Treasury
any ideas on the Secretary of Defense?
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Are running mates...
constitutional? Or are they merely a portion of the party system?
Should Paul have a running mate? Or should the electoral college vote separately on the VP?
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Bozo the clown....
would be a vast improvement over Joe Biden....
Candidates!
My list of heroes for Paul's VP spot:
1) Andrew Napolitano
2) Michael Badnarik
3) Adam Kokesh
4) Jake Towne
5) Any guy off the street that is not a politician, lawyer or news reporter.
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I think Judge Napolitano is the
solid liberty advocate who has heavyweight credentials; that would be important in a national campaign, even though last time Nobody running was competent, and had no substantial credentials.
choices from my heart
Jake Towne
Debra Medina
Peter Schiff
Adam Kokesh
Michael Nystrom
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Napolitano for Supreme Court Justice!
Would be great to see Dr. Paul elected as president and appoint Napolitano as Supreme Court Justice if given the opportunity!
http://theconstitutionalists1.blogspot.com
I agree, I'd rather have him on the Court for life....
(or until he retires) than as Veep for 8 years.
But that man should play the tyrant over God, and find Him a better man than himself, is astonishing drama indeed!~~D. Sayers
There is no difference between an authoritarian government from the right or the left...F. A.Schaeffer