Ron Paul takes the lead in Iowa.

[DinoDoc]

blah,blah,blah

You do realize that they already pay the majority of taxes the federal government taxes from the general public, right?

[kentonio]

You do realize that they already pay the majority of taxes the federal government taxes from the general public, right?

You do realize they already hold the vast proportion of the nations wealth right? So you think its ok for a small group to sit on most of the countries money and then cry like little *****es because they're expected to contribute a decent amount back to supporting the country that allowed them to make that money in the first place?

[DinoDoc]

blah, blah, blah

What percentage of a person's wealth do you consider a decent amount for the government to take off the top? And why.

[kentonio]

What percentage of a person's wealth do you consider a decent amount for the government to take off the top? And why.

Awww bless, you're a very clever fellow to do the 'blah, blah, blah' thing each time, it just keeps getting funnier. Well done.

[DinoDoc]

Awww bless, you're a very clever fellow to do the 'blah, blah, blah' thing each time, it just keeps getting funnier. Well done.

Non-answer. Was the classist whining emotional noise or was there actual thought behind it?

[Darius871]

Oh dear, looks like the newsletter he had absolutely nothing to do with, was rather more connected to him 16 years ago on C-SPAN..

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/1...n_1165877.html

Delicious.

Video for the lazy:

[DaShi]

Non-answer. Was the classist whining emotional noise or was there actual thought behind it?

Now you know how the rest of feel reading your posts. Know this well.

[Dinner]

When was the last time that Iowa really mattered?

I know Iowa is very proud and even zealous of it's position as the first primary in the country but the hard truth is Iowa has never mattered. Very few to almost none of the people who win in Iowa win the nomination. It's worse then just Iowans like odd balls and instead it is people in Iowa have a nack for picking candidates which people in the real urban centers of America actively hate. Winning in Iowa is pretty much a bell weather for determining which candidates are repulsive losers who everyone but Iowans hate.

It's kind of like being the DinoDoc of the American electoral system.

[kentonio]

Non-answer. Was the classist whining emotional noise or was there actual thought behind it?

Why would I bother giving a decent reply to someone who lacks the manners to talk to me decently?

[Dinner]

BTW I really, really hope Ron Paul wins in Iowa and New Hampshire because I want him to feel encouraged so he makes a third party run using the libertarian or Americans United ticket. He should easily be able to pick up 20% of the total vote taking 80% or more of it from the Republicans.

[Darius871]

Dinner, Oerdin? WTF?

[Dinner]

Why would I bother giving a decent reply to someone who lacks the manners to talk to me decently?

Not to mention he's a drooling idiot and has been for years.

[Dinner]

Dinner, Oerdin? WTF?

Dinner.

[giblets]

You do realize that they already pay the majority of taxes the federal government taxes from the general public, right?

I think you're assuming that by "the rich" he meant the top 10%, which I find unlikely.

[Felch]

Very few to almost none of the people who win in Iowa win the nomination.

Even if you exclude incumbents running unopposed, the majority of Iowa caucus winners since 1976 have gone on to win the nomination. It's the first primary vote, and it's not a guarantee of victory, but it's better to win in Iowa than to lose.