The best candidate to challenge Barack Obama in 2012 is Ron Paul

The ambassador said Jefferson took Madison’s advice on foreign affairs. That does not support your view that Jefferson was a puppet of Madison.

Your own source acknowledges disagreement. Note the word “most.” And your source does not make any huffy no-true-scotsman dismissals.

Well, we considered sending this to the Games forum, but we get so little humor, here, that we figured we’d just leave it.

It has been much funnier than most of the CT threads.

And head injuries?

“Treason never prospers, for if it prospers none dare call it treason”; the Founding Fathers prospered, Arnold didn’t.

As for George IIII don’t think that he could have been a traitor even if he’d tried, being the head of a monarchy.

The Foreign Minister said Madison governed Jefferson. This quote comes from Madison’s own time, it is not made up by historians.

It is ironic how you defend Jefferson. I think it is your subconcious that supports Ron Paul, since Ron Paul leans towards Jefferson over Madison.

Either this is performance art, or the Paulistas have been taking lessons from the LaRouchies.

On matters of foreign policy. You’ve said Madison was Jefferson’s puppet, which means Madison “governed” Jefferson on everything. And particularly the first time you presented that quote, you shortened it to make it sounds like the foreign minister (and historians) believe Jefferson took all of his instructions from Madison. This is clearly not what he was saying.

Upthread you said I hate Madison and Ron Paul. Make up your mind already. Incidentally if everyone subconsciously supports Ron Paul but consciously doesn’t vote for him, will you claim he’s president of the subconscious?

“Ron Paul: his supporters may not number all that many, but they really, really, really, really, really, really like him. Vote for Ron!”

I already said that Jefferson liked to tinker with his pet projects. Madison let him do that, as long as it did not interfere with his agenda. You are just engaging in word nit-picking. I have already made my point that Madison had the greater influence even when Jefferson was president.

I think you harbor a secret fear of Ron Paul. Ha Ha Ha.

I’m imagining, somewhere, a fundamentalist fringe school turning out scholars stewed solely in the old testament and the founding fathers, which comes to shape all of their political philosophy. Such a cunning strategy.

Vote Ron Paul: He’s easily manipulated!

Just to clarify, which is it?

-Madison, being an Illuminatus, learned the secret to immorality and employs advanced Lizard Person shapeshifting technology, and Madison really is the person we think of as “Ron Paul”. But Madison can urinate pure molten gold, so we should vote for Ron.

-Madison, being an Illuminatus, learned the secret to immorality and employs advanced Lizard Person shapeshifting technology, and Madison killed the man we think of as “Ron Paul” and took his identity, but it’s cool because Madison is pretty awesome, so we should vote for Ron.

-Madison, being an Illuminatus, learned the secret to soul swapping took over the mind and body of the man we think of as “Ron Paul”, but Madison will suck your soul and feed it to a cat if you don’t vote for him, so vote for Ron.

-Madison, being an Illuminatus, learned the secret to violating the laws of time and space and merely communicates with Ron Paul accross the ages, via the Æther. As such Ron Paul is really Madison’s puppet, but we should vote for Ron because otherwise Madison will transmit his thoughts to us.

-Madison had his bloodline carefully guarded, and Ron Paul is his secret descendant. And since you have to keep to your own and not be a Race Traitor, we should vote for Ron as he’s the direct descendant of the the coolest Dead White Male that ever was. Other than Jesus maybe, but Jesus was too stupid to be born in America, so to hell with him.

-Madison had his bloodlines carefully guarded, and Ron Paul is actually the genetic reincarnation of Madison, down to his vestigial sixth toes and prehensile tail. So we should vote for Ron because, fuck, the man’s got a freakin’ tail.

Sounds like a lame attack ad. Please don’t quit your day job.

Please don’t quit your day job.

No, seriously, I think we’re all waiting to hear the reason why you’ve allegedly both been paid and not-paid to talk up Madison and the war of 1812 on the internet in the hopes that it will benefit Paul. “He was awesome, and Paul agrees with him!” is pretty weaksauce, all in all. Especially if you could just point to Paul’s own policies as being awesome. So I’m just trying to puzzle out what the actual connection is. “[Person A] was cool, and [Person B] likes him!” is an endorsement for Person A, not Person B.

No no no, clowns. I harbor a secret fear of clowns. Jewish clowns are the worst, though. Your psychoanalysis is excellent though. What else can you tell about a person because they won’t vote for Ron Paul?

P.S. If you’re Witnessing it might work better if you used a phrase like “Haw! Haw! Haw!” It has an awesome pedigree.

Advocates for the War of 1812 now formally endorses Ron Paul for president of the United States of America. Previously, we successfully lobbied to make the Star Spangled Banner our national anthem, and to get Andrew Jackson on the $20 dollar bill. We also support H.R. 992 and hope we can count on your support.

Your only 2 success were in 1928 and 1931?

And squirrels like running up trees, give me something that’s not a total non sequitor.

To say nothing of the fact that “advocating” for an event that’s 200 years old is nonsensical and that almost nobody, at all, cares what the “Advocates for the War of 1812” endorse any more than they’d care who the “Model Rocketry Club of Lower Cleveland.” endorses.

Yes yes, much like Jefferson supported Net Neutrality.
It was made the anthem in 1931. Somehow I doubt y’all are spry (and spunky!) folks who were old enough to hold political opinions in the 1920’s.
Also, along with Ron Paul voting against honoring Rosa Parks and Civil Rights, you probably don’t want to connect him with Andrew Jackson of all people.

Any reasonable man should be scared to death of what a Ron Paul administration would do to this country.

Meh. The only thing we have to fear is… oh shit!