I think your down-thumber didn't get the pun.

Must be an OWSr, hopelessly challenged by the English language. :-)

Someone with more background in NASCAR than I please comment.

NASCAR to Minutemen; compare and contrast.

Discuss.

Excepting the Ronulan trolls like yourself there is little to no support for RP the kook.

So why do you waste your time here I ask? Wouldn't you gain more ground spending time where your juvenile rhetoric and acceptance of the cult of personality be more favorably received?

I mean what is the point of your unsubstantiated vitriolic demagoguery?

Ron Paul cannot win the Republican nomination, nor even having done that go on to win the executive office.

But hey, forget all that, let me ask you one question, assuming RP does not get the nomination but one of the other three favorites win, *who* will you then support?

Go ahead, dazzle us with your brilliance and logic.

I have a prediction, let's see if your answer proves me correct.

---Well actually maybe none of us are, but even still, go for it.

"it will sure be a slap in the face to Mittens"

Which, of course, is really the main point of supporting Santorum, isn't it?

Good.

Gee.

Wow.

"I was a conservative"

Is this like a drinking game?

The financial industry is one of the most regulated of all industries and I am not repeating something I read somewhere either. I happen to know this because I freaking work for these industries.

You suffer from cathected masturbatory gratification .

"deregulated wall street"

You are a moron.

Not zero sum for everyone.
http://freebeacon.com/warren-buffetts-net-worth-j...

"Buffett invested $5 billion in Bank of America (BofA) on Aug. 25, 2011. As part of his investment deal, Buffett gained warrants that allow him to buy 700 million shares of Bank of America stock at a strike price of $7.14 a share. However, on Dec. 19, 2011, it was reported that Buffett was $1.5 billion underwater on his stock warrants, with shares of BofA stock trading at $4.94. But on Thursday, after President Obama personally announced the details of the settlement, BofA stock closed at $8.13 a share. The stock opened Friday morning at $8.31 and reached as high as $8.35 a share.

If Buffett had exercised his warrants Friday morning, he would have made $847 million. $154 million of that profit would have been related to the foreclosure deal."