There’s no point in being serious about R@n P@ul
Dean Barnett was going to write a serious piece on R@n P@ul*. He changed his mind.
99% of the people who know the real R@n P@ul story agree that he’s cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs. While it’s true that I am not a particularly busy man, I would denigrate my own worth if I actually devoted my time to educating the other 1%.
Besides, I think the PhotoShop says it better than words possibly could.
Question: Which one is crazier?
Barnett’s right; it really is a waste of time dealing with these wackos. For a good sample of the insanity, check out this digg thread. (These people actually think R@n P@ul is going to win!)
* As always, name munged to keep the Google-searching RP supporters away. Really, you should try it; it’s nice not having all the crazies over here!
Bratty Brother says:
My best friend growing up is named Ron.
My little brother is named Paul.
Ron
Paul
Get it?
I’m not sure which name I like better, Ron or Paul. But I hate guys with two first names, like Ron Paul.
:devil:
Bratty Brother says:
And wouldn’t it be better to write it Ron Paul? I mean, I read yours as Ratn Patul.
:clown:
Beth says:
BRAT!
:fist:
Ron Paul is a crazy nutbag. « Absolute Moral Authority says:
[...] Via Beth. *ducking* [...]
auspatriotman says:
I saw a clip on the View from Hot Air where the dizz Behar said that “conservatives” voted for Paul over guliani on the night of the debates. Hello, earth to dizz. Once they get that P@aul Tin Foil there’s no turning back.
Infidelsalwayswin says:
Uh, Ron Paul supporters do my tree in. They’re just as bad as Truthers, and there’s a very good reason for that: most of them are Truthers. Which just goes to show the kind of people we’re dealing with. The fact that they seem to think that he’s going to be PUSA, and that nobody thinks he’s a senile old man, is just sad.
He would make a very good cult leader. ‘First Church of Moonbatology’ or something.
Orient Lodge says:
SC&A’s Holiday Challenge…
Over on Sigmund, Carl and Alfred, a brilliant guest post has what has turned out to be a challenge that is harder than it first appears to be. Go out and find a blog of someone radically different from your own, and write something nice about it.
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