Sue Lowden, NV State Chair is "worried." Awwwwwwwww

Posted June 25th, 2008 by Paulette

Washington Times Article

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http://www.washingtontime...

Quoting from this article re Sue Lowden, NV GOP State Chair:

Among those noting doubts about Mr. McCain's conservative bona fides was Sue Lowden, chairman of the Nevada Republican Party.

"So far, the thought of liberal appointments to the Supreme Court has not energized our base here in Nevada," she said. "We have many in Nevada who are part of the Ron Paul brigade. They would rather lose the presidential election than have McCain.

"Maybe McCain will catch fire, if he comes more often," Mrs. Lowden said. "We are a swing state, and I'm worried." END

Well, Suzanne, we are trying to clue the NV GOP and the RNC that they are backing the wrong horse. Don't worry, we know you are worried and you should be. McCain is simply not conservative and he is not popular...what's so hard to understand?

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Sounds like Music to my ears....

On June 25th, 2008 aVoiceof Reason. says:

Awww, she better be worried....

"We have many in Nevada who are part of the Ron Paul brigade. They would rather lose the presidential election than have McCain."

Sounds like music to my ears....

Not many like McCain in Arizona!

On June 25th, 2008 RonPaulLincoln says:

RonPaulLincoln
I volunteer at the Republican HQ in my town. Alot of the volunteers and the "hardline" Republicans are older seniors who can't use the computer and they like me there to take care of things. The people who come in complain that there is not much choice this year. Some ask for McCain bumperstickers. We don't have any to hand out! LOL! One of the ladies said McCain needs to talk more about his war record. I just about fell off my chair laughing!
It is amazing to me how the MSM can put perfume on a pig and sell it like it's not a pig. If I have a few minutes, I play the "McCain Straight Talk 2" on YouTube for them! What a gas! I also wear my "Ron Paul for President" shirt. It's a hoot! I talk about the FED and the IRS and a lot of the people have no idea that the FED is a private bank and they cause inflation! I'll write down the names of books or movies to watch to help explain our situation. I would suggest all Ron Paul supporters volunteer at their Republican or even Democrat HQ and educate the people. I also leave copies of "The Jurors Hand Book" on the information table. The other day, one of our city council people picked one up and was reading it. I didn't even have to press them to. Inquiring minds want to know! It's our turn to take control of the future of our Country!

wow I wish you had hidden video footage...it would be hillarious

On June 25th, 2008 Jdayh says:

to watch ....

That's brilliant

On June 25th, 2008 Paulette says:

Way to go...you had me chuckling imagining this!

IT'S DOABLE

ya gotta laugh

On June 25th, 2008 BigT says:

They screw people over right and left, and wonder why they aren't coming back for more!

It's classic!

I try to laugh

On June 25th, 2008 Paulette says:

really I do. I've talked to many Republicans across the country and can't seem to find anyone who is happy with the Party. I don't know any one who is donating and absolutely have had no one say "I love McCain" or "he'd make a great president" Get a clue GOP and quit blaming the Ron Paul supporters for your problems.

IT'S DOABLE

I've only seen one McAIPAC bumper sticker here in IL

On June 25th, 2008 JKap says:

...and I saw a couple McAIPAC signs in Iowa before the caucuses.

I know no one who has told me that they are voting for McAIPAC.

It's just a bad joke. The guy's a complete caricature of himself.

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lowden,, you dumb asses in

On June 25th, 2008 SIERRAHPBT says:

lowden,, you dumb asses in the GOP heirarchy lost this election long ago.. has nothing to do with Ron Paul supporters! MCCAIN = DOLE all over again!

as for me and my home, we shall worship the LORD

Unintended consequenses...

On June 25th, 2008 yogmama says:

blowback, etc., etc.! Deal w/it Neo-cons!! The worm is turning. The shoe is on the other foot.
sorry it don't fit, Cinderella. Get used to it!

What, Me Worry?

On June 25th, 2008 fanofwalt says:

I'm picturing Sue Lowden as Alfred E. Newman. Of course, had she and the rest of the GOP leadership not treated a certain segment of the Republican Party so shabbily, she wouldn't be in this mess, would she?

RP supporters were happy to play by the rules; Sue and her buddies chose to lie, cheat and steal. Like slaying your parents and then crying about being an orphan, Lowden's worries are born out of the mess she and Bob Beers made for themselves.

he may have been visiting on 'personal business'

On June 25th, 2008 see-thru says:

but he was busy promoting nafta. it was all over our media. but he also said 'everything canadians like to hear'. he obviously got some very good coaching. i'll see if i can find the article.

Canada, and London

On June 25th, 2008 fanofwalt says:

Why, by the way, is Cindy McCain fundraising in London, with Kissinger, no less? I think this is the second time the McCains have been across the pond raising funds for their campaign. This is legal, raising funds outside the US for a presidential run??

To the best of my knowledge

On June 25th, 2008 Paulette says:

It is not legal and McCain has already had problems because of the fundraiser at the Rothschild's mansion. Rothschild - top of the banking system, can't do much better than that for $$. Their legacy is quite old and to me, beyond the potential FEC problems, it reveals his duplicity with the banking world...read that elitists.

Here's a link to the article to Judical Watch's call for the FEC to investigate McCain's fundriaser/contributions
http://www.judicialwatch....

IT'S DOABLE

yes

On June 25th, 2008 speculor says:

it shows they have problems raising money. They may raise money overseas ONLY form people with American citizenship and since they have a strong Pound, it is lucrative.

Maybe Dr. Paul should make contact with the meetup groups in Europe, spread the campaign for liberty and get them also to contribute, e.g. those that are Americans in the UK, but also in Germany, France etc. They should get into contact with people at the camber of commerce. Think about it, for an American earning in Euros, USD is worth less than before, so Dr. Paul can get more USD.
I am sure a few million can be raised from Europe alone. They should also sell and spread "The Revolution - a manifesto" and Dr. Paul need to fly some time over and meet with people, also to sign political alliances. There should be people in Germany for instance among the CDU and FDP for instance, in the UK among the Conservatives and Liberal-Democrats (they also have newly a Libertarian Party). Dr. Paul can also fly to Canada and raise there and contact with parties, where they also have a Libertarian party. He can also sell his book there and think with the strong loony how much money can be raised from American there plus from Canadians via the book. I really cannot think how one can stop him from getting money from non--Americans selling the book.

I have friends in other countries

On June 25th, 2008 Paulette says:

I have friends in other countries who have already purchased copies of The Revolution, but I thought we were discussing McCain's campaign finance problems. Good ideas for Dr Paul though.

IT'S DOABLE

I like Rob Paul

On June 25th, 2008 roben says:

Liberty is our campaigns gift to the world it is our manifest destiny.
Freedom is a movement who's time has come. Our campaign will lead world wide freedom.

Very interesting find

On June 25th, 2008 speculor says:

Actually with regard to the Guantanamo decision, it was the "liberal judges" that decided in the civil liberties way and for habeu corpos and Dr. Paul actually welcome their decision. Otherwise, with regard to McCain-Feingold, Roe vs Wade etc.etc. Dr. Paul would prefer conservative judges. McCain was earlier also like Dr. Paul for a speedy trial and the end of Guantanamo, but switched. Mrs. Lowden clearly is not aware of the Ron Paul supporter's stance on this.

If McCain would win and appoint conservative judges like Alito, Roberts etc. (as he promised), the inrony and interesting thing is that he/she would like to overturn McCain-Feingold, McCain's very own law!

She must be getting worried with the three Ron Paul candidates for congress in Nevada. If they all win their primaries on August 12th, the strength of the Ron Paul movement will be demonstrated, and at least two Ron Paul Republicans in NV will already be assured of going to congress, as they are running against GOP incumbents. And she knows with the campaign for liberty, they could have access to a lot of money.

Frankly, I think Nevada is now perhaps the most libertarian state. New Hampshire used to be, but since lately not anymore as many people (Democrats) from MA have moved to NH and vote Democrat.

Interesting comment about

On June 25th, 2008 akak says:

Interesting comment about Nevada, and New Hampshire being politically "polluted" with Taxachusettsers. Old-time Alaskans also rail about this state having lost its way politically, first with the influx of quasi-fascist Texans and Okies during the oil boom of the 1970's, and more lately with flaky, socialistic West Coasters from California and Seattle.

Canadian NAFTA promotion tour

On June 25th, 2008 olafub says:

How does Sue expect Sen. McCain to have time to visit Nevada more often? Last week, he was touring Canada promoting NAFTA to his future Canadian NAU constituents. Too bad about coming back with a bandaged head from bumping his head in the little car.

I might be too suspicous anymore

On June 25th, 2008 Paulette says:

But apparently McCain said he was in Canada on "personal business", I guess beyond promoting NAFTA...perhaps a little operation on a bit of skin cancer on the top of his head?

IT'S DOABLE

No, that is just where he

On June 25th, 2008 akak says:

No, that is just where he ripped his fake skin and exposed the reptilian scales underneath, a la the old TV series "V". Hence also the puffy cheeks --- his venom glands filling up, just waiting to kill any pro-liberty Republicans he might run across.

Too bad, Sue!

On June 25th, 2008 Bob W says:

Perhaps we'll take up a collection for tissues for all that crying that you and your boy will do. And imagine that; all the people for Ron Paul that were cheated and manipulated by the RNC don't plan on falling in line to vote for the all-wonderful McLoser. It makes me so sad.

Yes, Sue, too bad, we're heartbroken. As a matter of fact, TOO DAMN BAD is still putting it much nicer than I would like to say.

But don't worry, Sue. The vote counters will make everything all right.

NAW, no tissues

On June 25th, 2008 meekandmild says:

tar and feathers

You're not so meek and mild are you?? LOL Sounds like a new

On June 25th, 2008 daughter4liberty says:

American Revolution is dawning!!

If you're a Nevada delegate or know someone who is, click here!!
http://nevadagopconventio...
Historic moment at WA State Convention at minute 4 here!!
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Awwwww

On June 25th, 2008 Paulette says:

I don't think Sue McLowden will have to worry about her friend, McBeers or the other stronghold, smug NV GOP "leaders" being involved much anymore at all.

IT'S DOABLE

Frankly, I don't have a problem with the Supreme Court ruling

On June 25th, 2008 daughter4liberty says:

if they think voters will be weighing this issue in their minds when they go to vote, they are only fooling themselves! As for Sue, poor woman, I hope she wakes up soon!!