In response to "Operation KKKhaos" I am seriously considering...

[yourguide]

donating money to Ron Paul.

It's not talked about much but the Rethugs have a serious Nader-esque problem on their hands with Ron Paul.

The Ron Paul supporters managed to take control of the recent Nevada State rethug convention, forcing it to be canceled. I believe he also picked up 16% of the vote in PA as well.

I will still vote Obama but I would love to see this somehow backfire in Rush Limbaugh's fat face.

Any other thoughts on how to combat this nonsense?

[DJ13]

1. Ron Paul almost endorsed Obama yesterday

He said he supported Obama's positions on foreign policy, but realizing how that might come across to his own chances in a third party run, quickly added that wasnt an endorsement of Obama's candidacy.

[galaxy21]

2. Paul has made it clear he doesn't want to do a third run

He's endorsed the libeterian candidate hasn't he?

[yourguide]

3. I dont think so...

or if he did his followers didnt get the email.

[billyoc]

4. I'm not worried about any of this "Headrush the Vote" nonsense, it changes little.

It only offers more opportunities to ridicule Limbaugh and draw attention to the fact that his listeners consistently vote against their own financial interests.

[galaxy21]

5. Paul doesn't really draw in the typical republican voters anyway

It's mostly collage kids who don't like the democratcs.

[Exilednight]

6. and white supremacy groups. n/t

[galaxy21]

21. It's wrong to call paul a racist though

That's the whole 'guilt by association' idea that people hate about the wright/obama controversy.

[Exilednight]

22. Have you ever read the articles that Paul wrote? This isn't guilt by association....

it's guilt by his own words.

[billyoc]

7. I notice a lot of his supporters seem like drunken frat boys. nt

[CTyankee]

15. I think you're right but it worries me. These dittoheads are more susceptible to

being conned and then falling in line with groupthink than we Dems are. We just assume that they have as much intellectual autonomy as we do. They think in lockstep and that disturbs me...

[JoFerret]

8. get a life

would be my suggestion.

[yourguide]

9. get a grip would be my suggestion to you.

[JoFerret]

10. Send that money to RP

.

[yourguide]

12. It's a better move than sending it to KKKlinton.

[JoFerret]

13. If those are the only options you can think of

the paucity of imagination matches the judgment.

[yourguide]

14. Blah blah blah...

I would rather give it to Paul to screw with McCain than give it to Hillary to pay Mark Penn and the interest on her loan.

Yes indeed, I think my judgment is spot on.

[JoFerret]

16. Totally. Spot on. Donating to republicans is such a good move

Very wise.

[yourguide]

17. I would say exactly the same thing about donating to Clinton.

[JoFerret]

18. I am pleased you agree that donating to Clinton

(or Obama in my opinion) would be a wise move.

[yourguide]

19. No, I stated that it's unwise to donate to either republican...

Paul or Clinton. At least with Paul the upside is not lining his personal pocket with interest.

[JoFerret]

20. That is what you may have meant to say

but did not.

[Smarmie Doofus]

11. I thought ex GOP Rep. Bob Barr was seeking....

... and expecting to receive.... the Libertarian nomination.

I'd send my money there if I were thinking your way. Make sure he'll take more votes from them than us before you send it, though.