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<blockquote data-quote="DChambers" data-source="post: 673225" data-attributes="member: 7569">RE: Apparently Hillary Clintion is running for PresidentKosko. With all due respect, while you have a great deal of insight into many topics, I find your political insights rather less than clear. You have a firm cynicism and apathy that shows contempt for almost any figure. While this isn't necessarily wrong (though I personaly think it is) you have in the past it appears let your apathy cloud your judgement. You at one point said,&quot;But for Ron Pauls son Rand? His son sold out 100% to be given the higher platforms his father was never granted. This &quot;chance&quot; Rand Paul has in. 2016 will simply via the same manufactured machine that gave Obama the same chance. The money might come from different hands but the greater forces all push the political class towards the same direction.&quot;Which is ridiculous as his record shows. A sell out is a harsh term. He altered some positions a bit to be elected, but he maintains his libertarian positions on the important issues. I have to wonder, do you view any candidate in a negative light if they reach a prominent position simply because you believe a power must be behind them in order to reach such a position?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DChambers, post: 673225, member: 7569"] [b]RE: Apparently Hillary Clintion is running for President[/b] Kosko. With all due respect, while you have a great deal of insight into many topics, I find your political insights rather less than clear. You have a firm cynicism and apathy that shows contempt for almost any figure. While this isn't necessarily wrong (though I personaly think it is) you have in the past it appears let your apathy cloud your judgement. You at one point said, "But for Ron Pauls son Rand? His son sold out 100% to be given the higher platforms his father was never granted. This "chance" Rand Paul has in. 2016 will simply via the same manufactured machine that gave Obama the same chance. The money might come from different hands but the greater forces all push the political class towards the same direction." Which is ridiculous as his record shows. A sell out is a harsh term. He altered some positions a bit to be elected, but he maintains his libertarian positions on the important issues. I have to wonder, do you view any candidate in a negative light if they reach a prominent position simply because you believe a power must be behind them in order to reach such a position? [/QUOTE]

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