I don't think this is anything to be afraid, at least not right now being primary season. They are not running against each other in primaries, being in different parties and its heartening to see there is a candidate calling for a new investigation in each party.

We should be involved in supporting them.

Personally I lean towards Dr. Paul because of his views on other issues, and his dedication to non-interventionism.

Ron Paul was speaking out against funding Saddam back when he was our "friend" because he knew the dangers of foreign interventionism.

Both Paul and Kucinich deserve all the support they can get from all of us.

I really liked his stance especially for a libertarian republican like him, he is definitely different among the other candidates of the party, but could he be easily manipulated by the powers that be, if he wins?

I feel disheartened that Obama seemed to dismiss that the government may have been behind this. Are we sure that Kucinich and Ron Paul think otherwise or just like Obama? I thought Kucinich will only touch on a "portion" of the 9/11 investigation? Confirm please! Thanks!

And his warning about a Gulf of Tonkin-like incident being likely as an Iran war provocation, I doubt very much that he is under control, at least to the extent of any other candidate. His platform is sound, he's very well spoken and has supported further 9/11 investigations.

He wouldn't be on TV at all if people like the ones reading this blog didn't call and write the MSM demanding coverage. Check out this "Because you asked" FOX coverage, the result of Shaun Deimler taking the time to demand it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OyH4Bol944

I'll tell you what, if he had equal treatment on CNN as the other wealthier candidates, he'd win hands down.

what evidence do you have that Romney is any better than Obama? Obama is a fraud, dont get me wrong, but Romney is trying so damn hard to get in tight with the Bush crime family. take a look at how close he and Jeb have become. its one thing to be a stable governor its another when you become the puppet president and have people pulling all of your strings. and it seems to me that if Romney is trying so hard to get in with the Bushes we are going to get more of the same with him. its all a bunch of false choices in the end though. Obama seems to be fooling a pretty big number of people, hes the anti-HIllary for people who think that they "get it", the fake anti-establishment choice who has a chance to win. yeah, i hate Hillary too but that doesnt mean im gonna support a stooge like Obama. the kids on this tape are pathetic zombies, especially the girl in the red who jumped in with-"it shouldnt be the main issue". would love to know what her "main issue" is.

.....being an uncontroversial, consensus-seeking, minimal-accomplishment governor......creating the image of blandness, minimal ambition....i.e., "safe"...

We got totally sandbagged.

haha, yeah, that whole "compassionate conservative" line was a bunch of bullshit. and remember his line in one of the debates when he said something about being against nation-building? haha, right.......

that he was trying to get in with the Bush family! that said, I think Mass was a mess before Romney came in. Don't get me wrong--I can't stand any of these people--but I think that it is easier to fight a republican administration than it is a democrat one, because the democrats can fool a lot more people into thinking that things are on the mend.

Since we know that none of these goons are going to do anything about 9/11 if they can help it, I think it's better to have two sides to play off each other, and assuming the dems hold onto congress (can't see how they wouldn't) it's better to have a republican as prez, though not one that is tainted with connections to 9/11 (which for that matter all the dems are, since they have been ignoring the issue in their positions in the federal gov.)

I won't be voting for any of them, that's just how I look at it in terms of our cause.

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"but I think that it is easier to fight a republican administration than it is a democrat one, because the democrats can fool a lot more people into thinking that things are on the mend."

i couldnt agree more with that. case in point the way that a lot of people said mission accomplished when the Dems took back Congress. i still feel like the overall dynamic has changed though and even if there is a democratic president, while many people will sit back and expect things to get better, people like us will never do that and we are here to stay and only growing in numbers. would you really rather have an establishment republican with strong ties to the Bush family as president over a guy who we dont know much about other than than the fact that hes another spineless politician?(in other words, what are HIS connections? what is his past like? i confess i dont know much about him at this point.) i dont like Obama at all but at this point im not ready to say i would take a Romney over him just for the sake of divided government(which is overrated anyway, look at the democrats as they STILL do just about nothing). of course i will be voting for no republican or democrat but fear a Romney presidency more than i do an Obama one at this point. it strikes me as more of an easily co-optable(is that a word?ha) presidency.

Mitt Romney-Jeb Bush for GOP Ticket in 2008?
Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has hired several of Jeb Bush’s top aides, leading to speculation that Romney may be courting the outgoing Florida governor for a possible Romney-Bush 2008 ticket for the White House.

After Bush’s former chief of staff and top political adviser, Sally Bradshaw, joined Romney’s Commonwealth political action committee earlier this month, Romney flew to Florida to join Bush for campaign events and fund-raisers - and to gauge Bush’s interest in being a running mate, sources told the Boston Herald.

Soon after, Bush’s chief finance director, Ann Woods Herberger, also joined Romney’s political action committee.

Bush has ruled out running for president himself. But agreeing to accept the vice presidential post would allow him to "run on the national ticket without having to run for the ticket,” since vice presidential candidates are chosen, not elected, political analyst David Mark, a former political reporter who covered Gov. Bush, told the Herald.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1739419/posts

did you type anything after "Since" at the bottom? it looks like it cut you off or something.

I have to cut and paste into comments because otherwise my browser quits 75% of the times I try to comment here... I smell a conspiracy!

I had no idea about Romney courting Bush, and that of course changes everything for me. Glad you folks are so up on things!

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Romney is a wolf in sheeps clothing, and it pains me to know that so many LDS people will vote for him.

911 truth will sweep over the political landscape. Who will be left standing? Will anyone who sucked up to the establishment have any credibility at all? In the light of exponential realization of the truth(its taking off now),the political landscape could look quite barren before the primaries elections even kick off.