All 4 of your children are huge Ron Paul followers, ALL 4.  So again, who should drop out?

In other words, they find their own kids annoying as hell and just wish they’d stop.

Suzy clearly love Jack, for the guy he is.  She doesn’t care about the mansions, vacations, yachts, and the content of his will.

I’m surprised at how short sighted Jack Walch is.
As a business man he should see Ron Paul for what he is…the only viable future of the GOP. If democracy is the “free market” of ideas, then the only GOP candidate with a growing, cross party audience (i.e. customers) is Ron Paul – he is taking votes from the democrats, particularly the youth vote which is a good indication of which direction the party should head.  The neo-clowns in the GOP, as history has proven, only cause the party to lose elections.
If he looked at his own children as potiental customers for the GOP, then why would he want to turn them away?

Of course Jack Welch wants him to drop out, what Ron Paul stands for threatens their globalization and having Govt in their pockets. 

As someone who was part of GE, probably help set up and lobbied for a favorable tax code on their business. He should be supporting Ron Paul who has the ridiculous idea of 0% taxes. 

He’s not a party regular? Isn’t that what we’re trying to get away from? Typical political robots?

Yeah, let the squishy, no principled flip-floppers duke it out.  That’s what America needs more than anything else

Translated from the original Jack Welch language: “I can’t buy Ron Paul so he has to drop out.”

Taxes? GE doesn’t pay taxes. At least not any corporate income tax.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/25/business/economy/25tax.html?_r=1&pagewanted=all 

0% of Income Tax not Corporate Tax. Please inform yourself before spewing litter.

http://www.ronpaul2012.com has everything spelled out for all to see. 

Since Ron Paul echos the voices of Jefferson, Madison, Paine, Franklin, and others of course he not a republican “regular” there is little place for liberty in today’s politics.  

Jack should die already

Well…. GE (previous MSNBC owner) did pay 0% in taxes.

I think the point is the fact that he is not a regular party member.  The Republicans need to understand and Senator Demint does.  You need the libertarians in your group.  If we don’t start getting what we want we will eventually split and take the Republican Party with us.  Look at the numbers, the GOP has been losing membership for years.  Time to shake it up.

Rich old white guy with much younger, tan wife with big tits… SHOCKING!!!!!

Poor old GE going to miss out on massive corporate welfare if Ron Paul wins

No more sweet fed money for GE owned banks

GE pays reverse taxes
They get more subsidies than they pay tax

Guess he will now need to move on to his next wife since she made him look like a fool.

Ron Paul 2012!   GE and Welch are scared of Ron Paul because they wouldn’t be able to get their sweet government deals! 

Their OWN kids support RON PAUL!   LOL   

It actually pretty amusing the Ron Paul dominates in the 18-40 year old demographic, and then has little support of the 65+ – Wonder why that maybe…?  Could it be that these people just don’t give a crap about the long term future and would just like to maintain the statuesque in fear that their hand outs will be in jeopardy…?   Ron Paul has put forth the only plan that will save these old timers benefits and they are too old and set in their ways to understand that CHANGE is what we need!

DOWN WITH THE ESTABLISHMENT! 

Hey Jack, lets go for a swim in the Hudson sometime. You’ve said it was safe: I’ll use that as my litmus test of how honest you are.

“I’ll have my Striped Bass ala PCB, please.”

Sounds like they raised some smart kids!
 _____________________________
Ninety-Nine Monkeys For Ron Paul! 

This process by which we select
Our President that we will elect
Has yielded this Year
The neocons worst fear:
The Ron Paul Hundredth Monkey Effect!

No matter how hard the media tries
To make Paul look bad in our eyes
We know his program’s correct
‘Cause we think and walk erect
And know the media only tells lies!

They’re reduced to trying to dissect
Ron on some old newsletter subject
But these media whores
Ignore neocon wars
And the Constitution they never protect.

They speak death to Paul’s message of Life
‘Cause they only know how to sow strife
But now masses reject
CNN’s neocon disrespect
And FOX news is really the Devil’s wife

But we howl and we hoot at their ire
For we know that their only desire
Is to see America wrecked
Now even presstitutes detect
That Paul’s campaign has unquenchable fire!
______________________
Charles Ulysses Feney

Nobody accused Ron Paul of promoting 0% corporate tax. Read the comment before jumping to conclusion. This was in reference to GE not paying their fair share. Someone like him should be for Ron Paul as he may favor them in future tax laws. 

Hate to spoil your parade but Ron Paul is not going anywhere anytime soon.

Still, if he’s not a party regular …. Republicans always insist on strict orthodoxy. Always.

I’m a party regular and I support Ron Paul.

I am 62 and a stanch supporter of Ron Paul and his son Rand Paul. Ron Paul speaks to me of an America that was once free and prosperous, which I remember well.

Ron Paul 2012

Who doesn’t?

I used to read Jack Welch’s books.  Used to. 

Businessmen are for free markets only when it suits their purposes. They are often the least capitalistic members of our society.

No, that’s what the Republicans want more than anything else. Demonstrably. Willard 2012!

political efficacy- citizens’ trust and faith in government and their own belief that they can understand and influence political affairs

Not much can upset me like someone apathetic towards government, but watches sitcoms and can quote “Jersey Shore”. I blame you apathetic Americans for the current state of this country.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=66_INkshO-Y&NR=1

I suspect Jefferson and Franklin would find Paul rather insane.

Ron Paul passed Chuck Norris into law.
Ron Paul doesn’t cut taxes. He kills them with his bare hands.
Ron Paul doesn’t go to the gym. He stays fit exercising his civil rights.
Ron Paul’s idea of gun control is both hands on the weapon.
Ron Paul gets high on freedom.
Ron Paul delivers babies without his hands. He simply reads them theBill of Rights and they crawl out in anticipation of freedom.Ron Paul wasn’t born, he liberated himself from the womb.I just saved a bunch of money by switching to Ron Paul.Ron Paul could lead a horse to water AND convince it to drink, but he doesn’t believe the government has the right to, so he refuses.If Ron Paul had lived in Sparta, the movie would have been called “1.”Studies by the World Health Organization show that Ron Paul is the leading cause of freedom among men.When applied directly to the brain, Ron Paul instantly cures socialism.Ron Paul makes the U.S. dollar want to be a better currency.Ron Paul let the dogs out. They were being held without due process.Ron Paul knows dozens of words that rhyme with “orange”.While not a proctologist, Ron Paul will save this country’s ass.Ron Paul doesn’t write books. The words assemble together because it is in their economic interest to do so.Ron Paul is the only political virgin in the U.S. Congress; he’s never screwed America.The Chicken crossed the road to vote for Ron Paul. (chickens=democrats

Think of Callgirlista. Married to an old white guy with big tits.

I think it is extremely unlikely that Ron Paul supporters would allow themselves to cast a vote for Romney, Gingrich or “god forbid” Santorum.

Voters who want wars, torture, assassinations, “humanitarian” bombings
in oil rich countries, indefinite detentions, drone attacks that kill
the innocent, erosion of civil liberties, domestic war on the people
(drug war), out-of-control debt and spending, graft and greed, crony
capitalism, pandering to special interests, bailouts, more of the same,
must NOT vote for Ron Paul.

Voters who want peace, a humane
foreign policy, restoration of civil liberties, an end to the war on
drugs, sound money, balanced budgets, honesty, integrity and
transparency in government, and a President wholly committed to
Constitutional government can vote for Ron Paul.

Ain’t that difficult a choice.

I like Ron Paul except for some of his foreign policy ideas. What I like most about him is he says exactly what he means and sticks with it.

My favorite recent Ron Paul quote was in reference to the US just only getting a “little involved” in Libya: “I have been a doctor for a long time and I could never tell a patient she was only a little pregnant.”

Screw you neo cons  I will vote for dems if Ron Paul does not get the candidacy  just like I did last time .I am 55 years old

Agreed.

That’s because the divisions of GE that profit from these endless wars would suffer and their ability to avoid paying taxes would end. I’m sure Jack feels that only politicians that are for sale should stay in the market.

We are the Boss JACK YOU ARE FIRED!!!

No need for this. Salute her sons instead and pay her tribute for teaching them to think for themselves.

I am indeed in agreement with this guy when he says Ron isnt a party regular……..which is exactly why we need him in office, cuz we are tired of all the regular party non sense that leads to no action….Paul not being a party regular is exactly why I will vote for him….even if i have to write him in.

But over all this guy is a complete moron…….to hell with you noob, Ron has the same chance at winning as the other 3 and infact probably more so that those 3…..you sir are only looking out to protect your wallet……..time to put your other foot in the grave and stop this half ass shit….

You couldn’t be more wrong! A little research will show that seniors over 55 are coming to Ron Paul in droves! One reason, he will cut spending by $1 trillion his first year in office. We believe him and we know that what he says is true..we need to bite the bullet now & let it all shake out or it will be forced on us when the World Ponzi scheme blows up.   We will vote for Ron Paul.

Ummm, true.

BUT, the Democrats are the same way…
http://www.thenation.com/article/163544/black-president-double-standard-why-white-liberals-are-abandoning-obama

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzy_Wetlaufer

She worked at Bain.

Absolutely.

I just wonder why he always does interviews with his daughter.

So funny, Welch acts like Republican candidates are his employees, and he is advising his middle managers to get the “employees” under control “with dignity” so that his favored “employee” can appear to be more credible!   

So, Jack, if Paul is the nominee, will you support him?

Jack can’t tell his kids that he and Newt ran around the bohemian grove together naked and sacrificing animals to pagan gods.

what are you afraid of you fricken idiots?  IF YOU KNOW THAT YOUNG RON PAUL SUPPORTERS ARE COMING INTO THE GOP AND THEIR SUPPORT IS CRITICAL FOR THE ELECTION, THEN IT IS YOU THAT MUST CONFORM.  Then, you go vote for Romney.  Pure idiots.  Your own kids in front of your own face, embracing real change and conservative principles, and you fools reject them as in error.  That only tells me how much a part of this Statist stronghold your involved in.  Desperate.

GE = Public Private partnership. Translated, we pay tax to pay insider bid rigging contractors. Dr Paul would end these arraignments so “He has to go” Dr Paul is very much a threat to most of the corruption at every level of government theft, as such he will get no help from these guys.

The message is the issue, not the person

There’s no point wishing him death. Everyone will die at some point. 

Good parents?

I’m 60… but invigorated by Ron Paul. I feel like 40…

THAT’S IT RIGHT THERE, in a nutshell!

Well said, Albert!

Actually that is the FORMER CEO of GE.

And the 4 kids are not “theirs” but rather his from a former marriage
(his first) much like Newt, he is currently on wifeoid #3, to wit:

[Jack Welch] had four children with his first wife, Carolyn. They
divorced amicably in April 1987 after 28 years of marriage. His second
wife, Jane Beasley, was a former mergers-and-acquisitions lawyer. She
married Jack in April 1989, and they divorced in 2003. While Welch had
crafted a prenuptial agreement, Beasley insisted on a ten-year time
limit to its applicability, and thus she was able to leave the marriage
with an amount believed to be in the range of $180 million.[15]

Welch’s third wife, Suzy Wetlaufer, co-authored his 2005 book Winning
as Suzy Welch. Wetlaufer served briefly as the editor-in-chief of the
Harvard Business Review. Welch’s wife at the time, Jane Beasley, found
out about an affair between Wetlaufer and Welch. Beasley informed the
review and Wetlaufer was forced to resign[16] in early 2002 after
admitting to having been involved in an affair with Welch while
preparing an interview with him for the magazine. (Source)

Meanwhile, she used to work for (wait for it)… Bain & Co.

She started her career as a reporter with the Miami Herald and then
with the Associated Press. After business school, her professional
experience included several years at Bain & Company, a management
consulting firm based in Boston, where she focused on manufacturing
clients. She later was named editor in chief of the Harvard Business
Review. Although she has written a novel, she is probably best known as
the writer and editor of numerous books and articles dealing with
leadership, organizational change, and human resource management. (Source)

These two are just PARAGONS of “virtue,” and we can be certain that average Americans will want to follow their example.

Oh… and I almost forgot “damned stupid kids!” (One wonders if the 4 sons would DARE to go on TV in response… or if they would face “retribution” for doing so.)

Since when has GE spoken for the Republican party?

Yep, the comments that older Americans don’t support Ron Paul are rubbish.

This is sick! I’m voting for Ron Paul!

http://www.Back2Liberty.org

This is the MSM’s way of once again trying to belittle and dismiss Ron Paul. If all four of this couple’s kids are Ron Paul supporters – you know DAMN WELL they don’t shut up about it! You KNOW they are always talking about the next best video and what not. These parents are just fed up with listening to it. Which is good – because that means they are close to giving in (maybe in secret) but giving in none the less…The R3VOLution is not going away. Eventually like these two – the MSM and the rest of the GOP will see that and succumb. Bullies don’t like being that way- they just don’t know how to be different. That is why we have Ron Paul. That is why he will be POTUS. Ron Paul 2012!!

OLD REPUBLICAN PARTY BYE BYE!!!! in with the Old Ways- True Ways , to be New Again/ ;-))  The Constitution

GO RON PAUL 2012!
I was a warmonger,voted straight Republican  party ticket for 41 yrs! Eyes opened Now!!!!
Hell i was a cadet at 9 yrs old, at our local armory!! U don’t get more Grand OLD  Party than me.
  Was propagandized all my life. No more!!! Thank GOD for the internet!!!!
FREEDOM! Period!!! Go Fuk yourself Welch!!  sry 4 cursing!

Welch says Paul “not a party regular”.  Thank God for that.

Go to the GOP’s Facebook wall and post a strong message not to interfere with Ron Paul’s canpaign

http://www.facebook.com/GOP

I should think good parents are the ones most likely to find their children annoying. Bad parents wouldn’t be affected. They pretty much off-load their parental tasks to teachers, mall security and theater ushers.

So they say Ron Paul should drop out but then they make themselves look like fools. Ron Paul is not going anywhere he actually has money to keep going unlike Santorum, and Gingrich. Gingrich is already 1.2 million in campaign debt. He has no money.

Oh boy….. the real royal is starting to sound like an old conservative grump. 

Fine Ignore Ron Paul, these guys must want the republican party to end soon. Not smart politics if you ask me. The Libertarian Party is going to see a huge increase in members over the next few years.

And you are right we will not vote for Romney! HAHAHAHA your screwed it will be Obama for four more years.

So I bet you like Jesus too, except for his idea of loving your neighbor and doing unto others as you’d have done unto you.  We all need to wake up and understand that our current foreign policy of intervention and empire has been the same since WWII.  Every terrorist attack we’ve ever had has been under our current foreign policy.  Why is this so hard for people to understand?  We couldn’t possibly suffer consequences for our actions could we?

If you want to protect your home do you purchase a security system and maybe even a security guard?  OR Do you hire mercenaries to invade and occupy all your neighbors’ homes, harrassing them and telling them how to live their lives? Don’t you think this would incite retaliation against you?  Of course it would.  The first statement qualifies as defense.  The second statement is our foreign policy.

WAKE UP!

Dr. Paul does very well under the radar. Let the other guys duke it out with each other. Obummer is benefitting from not being part of the fisticuffs, and so is Dr. Paul

I like Ron Paul BECAUSE of his foreign policy. It’s the engine that willmake his economic policies work. Besides, we can no longer afford to be a global military occupier. China won’t loan us money forever, especially when our currency (and T-bills) go down the dumper.

We need to cut off the global welfare system and bring them all home for an unprecedented domestic national defense, and rebuild our own infrastructure. Leave the navy out there keeping an eye on things and make the diplomats go to work (hire the right ones)

Since about 1913.

No, YOU are insane, See it’s easy. Just make up a ridiculous claim with no facts.

Don’t go to the RonPaulFoums.com if you are an older Ron Paul supporter.  Bunch of punks there.

Its funny how your the rhetoric people baselessly use with their kids ends up backfiring on them.  These people are not for free market, liberty and lower taxes.  They are for the establishment and whatever it wants.  However they use words likes these as reasons why they support the Republican party. Yet they don’t really believe the words coming out of their mouths.  They just tell their children thinking that one day they will understand too.  Well the kids definitely picked up on it.  The sad part is the kids are smart enough to see the truth while the parents are selling the country out from under their kids noses.

“We borrow from Europe
to defend Europe. We
borrow from the Gulf states to defend the Gulf states. We borrow
from Japan to defend Japan. Is it
not a symptom of senility to be borrowing from the world so we can defend the
world?”

“Are vital
U.S. interests more imperiled by what happens in Iraq where were had 50,000
troops, or Afghanistan where we have 100,000, or Europe where we have 80,000
troops or South Korea 28,000,  – or by
what is happening on our border with Mexico?…What does it profit America if
we save Anbar and lose Arizona?”

Pat Buchanan

I am a Liberal and a Ron Paul supporter. Hey, when the rest of them are lying sacks of, um, hair then what is anyone with a conscience supposed to do? I expect there are more liberal cross-overs than we hear about and it makes the CEO’s of the world nervous.

RON PAUL for president 2012!!!

I am a strong supporter of the Daily Paul website.

So what part of “some of his foreign policy ideas,” was elusive. This is the problem – there are no absolutes.

I only partly agree that our foreign policy has led to terror attacks. Our endless intervention is indeed a part of that problem, but it is like blaming the weapon for the crime. Our repeated interventions serve to inflame and become an excuse for those that wish us harm already in the same way that the kitchen knife becomes the weapon of a person already bent on violence.

I agree that we need to keep our military and intel out of the business of regime change and such. However, isolationism is a bad thing.

By the way, I am Jewish. Our version of that rule reads “Do not unto others as you would not have them do unto you.” This fits your theory better.

America keeps making the mistake of doing nice things for other nations and expecting nice in return, which we usually do not get.

As I said, I like Paul, except for SOME of his foreign policy ideas.

I know it makes the central bankers at the Fed nervous. Go Ron Paul.

 Many people who watch this video change their vote
http://tekgnosis.typepad.com/tekgnosis/2012/01/ron-paul-many-people-who-watch-this-whole-video-change-their-vote.html

“I’m surprised at how short sighted Jack Welch is.”

Ditto. Especially considering that the agenda Ron Paul is pushing (reduced government spending and waste, limited war, more choice and civil liberty (although here, I like Gary Johnson better)) is definitely one worth continuing–regardless if that means victory at the polls doesn’t come for a couple of cycles–and (you’re correct) the only viable way forth for the GOP.

Except when Immelt is in the White House discussing how to profit from future green regulations and mandates with Obama, right?

ha!  that senile old man and his granddaughter treat ron paul supporters like children who will throw a tantrum if he doesn’t get the nomination.  what they, and so many others, don’t understand is that most ron paul supporters vote based on principles; not party.  you can stop the pandering.  they’ll support ron paul, not any of the other candidates who have far more in common with obama than they do ron paul.  

I’m one of those older people and one who depends on SS to survive from month to month and guess what? I FULLY SUPPORT RON PAUL, because I realize that he is the only candidate that will help BOTH of us! There are those in both categories who only look out for their own interests. If you want other SS recipients to know the truth, that Ron Paul is the only one that is really going to help them, then find ways to get the message out to them, rather than making them feel like they are nothing but a burden. You won’t win them over that way.

so Paul does not have the support of Government Electric . big surprise .

Poetry is obviously not your strong suit.

Keep your daytime job, sucker!

Wrong – GE sold its controlling interest in NBC/Universal in 2009.

The party regulars don’t inspire anyone to get involved.

Does anybody take those two seriously?
Maybe they should unplugged their ears and listen to their “kids” (grown adult children- i.e GOP voters) for a change.

Oh..  I don’t know I
would prefer to let Jefferson speak for himself

“…peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations –
entangling alliances with none.”

“…support of the state governments in all their rights, as
the most competent administrations for our domestic concerns and the surest
bulwarks against anti-republican tendencies.”

“Still one thing more, fellow-citizens – a wise and frugal
Government, which shall restrain men from injuring one another, shall leave
them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement,
and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned. This is the
sum of good government and this is necessary to close the circle of our
felicities.”

“We must not let our rulers
load us with perpetual debt.”

“The multiplication of
public offices, increase of expense beyond income, growth and entailment of a
public debt, are indications soliciting the employment of the pruning knife.”

“I think we have more
machinery of government than is necessary, too many parasites living on the
labor of the industrious.”

Ummm, of course she’s calling for RP to drop out. She used to work at Bain & Company! lolol

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzy_Wetlaufer

Hahahahaha! “All four of our children are huge Ron Paul supporters, so we’re living with that.” What a couple of tools. At least their kids figured it out.

They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety,
deserve neither liberty nor safety. – Benjamin Franklin
Government is not reason; it is not eloquence; it is force. Like fire, it is a
dangerous servant and a fearful master. – George Washington
Peace, commerce and honest friendship with all nations; entangling alliances
with none. – Thomas Jefferson
A wise and frugal government which shall restrain men from injuring one another,
which shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry
and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has
earned. This is the sum of good government. – Thomas Jefferson
The natural progress of things is for liberty to yield and government to gain
ground. – Thomas Jefferson
The legitimate powers of government extend to such acts only as are injurious to
others. But it does me no injury for my neighbor to say there are twenty gods,
or no god. It neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg. – Thomas Jefferson

All of those quotes sound a lot like modern libertarianism.

Actually, not. Some of the worst parents of whom I know are Republicans.

Perhaps I misunderstood. Are you talking about Thomas Jefferson or George Jefferson? If the former, I am correct.

The sionist Adehlson takes care of that.

I think you mean Satantorum

Well, one highlight of GE speaking for the Republican Party would be on Election Night 2000, when so many NBC News employees reported then GE Chairman and uber Republican Jack Welsh going ballistic on the studio floor, yelling at Tom Brokaw demanding that he declare Florida for Bush, that the House of Representatives subpeona’d the raw camera tapes from the broadcast night to investigate if this claim. NBC fought the request.   The subpeona was withdrawn a few days after 9/11 in a show of support for Bush.   I’d say that was GE speaking for the Republican Party.

And before you claim that GE now uses NBC to speak for the Dems, remember that GE sold controlling interest in NBC/Universal to Comcast in 2009.

WHY would Ron Paul drop out, when he is the only candidate other than Romney who has qualified for every state ballot so far?  Gingrich didn’t even qualify for Virginia, where he presently lives and is ineligible for over 560 delegates.  Santorum is in even worse shape, not qualifying for races accounting for over 700 delegates.  There is nothing wrong with the Paul campaign that substantiation of his foreign policy wouldn’t cure, and he has that substantiation from a range of foreign policy and military experts.  WHY the Ron Paul campaign has not drawn from this substantiation is THE question of this election cycle. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08aFAnZYp2U&list=UUQB7GremTkZDH1FI9-YIiFw&index=1&feature=plcp

I don’t agree with most of Ron Paul’s domestic policies (they are too far toward social Darwinism for me) but I think having an icon of corporate corruption like Jack Welch flipping out over his candidacy is another indicator at just how uncynical Ron Paul is in his beliefs.  He doesn’t flip flop around to curry corporate favor or financing.  Admittedly I’ll probably vote with mixed feelings for Obama (corporate centrist) because I do think keeping the social safety net in place is vital to who we are as a society, but I do appreciate having Ron Paul’s consistency and clarity in the discussion. 

haha…like they’ve been stricken by disease, but they’re gonna push through.  

If you believe in representative government, independents, who outnumber the GOP, should have a voice.  The only, weak justification for the stacked two party deck is that independents SUPPOSEDLY can participate in the parties.

Really? Who the heck are these people to tell anyone who should drop out? Their right about one thing, I as a Paul supporter will definitely not be voting for ROMNEY the fake. 

Keeva, we have intervened in foreign countries all over the world and installed our puppet governments and supported them with our foreign aid while turning a blind eye to the atrocities they committed against their people as long as we felt that they served our strategic interest in key areas of the world.  We have done so in Asia, the Middle East and South America, Saddam Huessein was one of these puppets.  We have found ourselves in trouble because of such policy.  Paul is calling us to live to our principles and allow our example of liberty be the example to the world that would lead citizens of oppressed countries to the Arab Springs of the future.  We have lost our ability to this as we do not live to the principles that we expouse, to the contrary we have a history of supporting dictators and mass murders as we felt that it furthered our goal within particular regions of the world…  the citizens of these countries hardly trust the US to be anything other than another imperialistic tyrannical state.  And why should they if we only value our own freedoms and would deny them theirs?

safety net.  that’s cute.  corporate centrist:  also cute: 
http://i.imgur.com/PVpFY.jpg

Are you suggesting that Callista has got something going on with Barney Frank?

When will David Frum drop out! I just can’t stand that phony pretend conservative.

GOP: it is Ron Paul or none at all….don’t nominate Ron, and votes will go libertrian

Is there any coherent point you’d like to make?

Jack should stick to giving us advice on how to run a corporation, not government. Corporatism and Crony Capitalism has drained this country of its wealth. Ron Paul will rid us of both and bring back a true free market economy that created the largest middle class in history.

Scared old people.

This is a pretty refreshing post.  Nice to see that people even after many years still want to seek information for themselves and change their minds based upon new facts.

Good for you Mike.

ewrwer

Bwahahahahaha.  The kids are smarter then the parents. 

Is it possible Welch doesn’t approve because Ron Paul would have said no to a
$182.5 Billion General Electric bailout, payed for by all of YOU.

ohh! so is Obama a liberal, a socialist or a moderate! You cant have it every way dumb dumb! 

Thanks for the honesty. We’re all on the same side. Emotions run high whenever you get behind something or someone you really believe in. At this point, Dr. Paul would not touch any of the safety nets currently in place. He understands that we don’t have a free market or a sound currency which is what any healthy economy needs. People will often ask him questions about what he believes the role of government “ought to be” and he’ll give a philosophical answer. Don’t let them confuse what he believes “should be” in the long run with what he would do as president.

There is a good case here for the parents to listen to their children. Vote Ron Paul.

Perhaps your “Social Darwinism” fears would be addressed if you formulated your opinions after fully reading his books rather than try and understand through sound-bites.  Every Ron Paul supporter, many of whom, like myself, voted for Bush twice.  We donned our Red Jersey’s and went to work.

Understand this.  Every single one of us has undergone a transition…a transition away from the propaganda thought that has been ingrained in us from birth.  It ain’t an easy raod to take because your whole belief system is challenged…as your social Darwinism remark attests.

Take the challenge yourself.  Read his books: The Revolution a manifesto, and Liberty Defined.  You may just find you become a Social Darwinian” yourself.  They will certainly make you think more than an MSM spin job will do and you will find that you had a lot of assumptions rolling around in your head that may have to be addressed.

Join us.

 ”some of his foreign policy ideas,”

That’s what it says to type on the card he was given. ;-)

Thats his wife?! LMAO what a digger

Are you stupid something or do you just post random comments? 

What Obama is…is not the topic TRRE and me were discussing.

Try to get into a reading comprehension class somewhere or move from Mediaite to some Sesame Street comment section, there you will probably be seen as some intellectual giant, here you sound stupid.

133 comments = amateur.  Piss off, unless you can manage to pay attention to what the topic is.

I’m watching this all from Canada, amazed. All you people who ‘get it’ need to make a massive grassroots push to get to all the folks still under the spell of media propaganda. There seems to be so many out there that ONLY get their info from corporate TV and newspapers, not online.

These are your family members and people you work with. Politics isn’t something everyone wants to bring up, but the US is at a crisis. I believe you can do this. You’ve just got to reach the critical mass to create a major swing of momentum.

Good luck, the rest of the world is counting on it.

I like Ron Paul, unlike the other Republicans he’s logical & truthful & actually serving in public office. Kind of a joke the other 3 clowns lead him in the polls just because he doesn’t want to start WW3.

Ron Paul for president!  I am tired of dumb corporate stooges!  Go away….go conjure up some different bullcrap! Shoo!

Jack and Chingatch – I pretty much agree with you and as I said, I like Ron Paul. Just because I do not agree one hundred percent does not mean I disagree one hundred percent. Absolutism is the primary enemy of freedom. Ask Ron Paul.

Nobody gives me a card. I am proudly No Party Affiliation and vote based on what I think. If the election was today I would probably vote for Paul if for no other reason than he is not a party zombie repeating the same failed tripe.

Is that his grand daughter?

Is that his grand daughter?  Seriously folks.  This guy is the poster child for crooked Republican evil shill right down to the trophy wife. This guy saying Ron Paul should drop-out makes me know he is the right guy to be President.  Guys like this ass-clown fear Paul because he has integrity. Something he and suzie-Q know nothing about.

I’m glad you (mostly) like Ron Paul :). As for his foreign policy, I’m not sure how ‘opening up trade with Cuba’ counts as isolationism. It would sure be a breath of fresh air, compared to what we do nowadays. Our ‘policies’ in the Middle East are nuts.

I love how people say ‘support our troops’ and then turn a blind eye to the overwhelming support that THOSE SAME TROOPS are giving to Dr Paul. Not saying you’re doing this, but the very mindset is staggering. Presumably, being able to see what’s going on firsthand, these people have a better understanding of what effect our foreign policy is having on these countries. They want to come home, to stop letting their lives and honor be thrown away by government contractors in bed with our politicians. I don’t blame them.By the way, Paul’s foreign policy is the thing I MOST admire about the man. The rest is great too, but I see any implementation coming only after much stonewalling, etc, by Congress. The foreign policy can be put into play right away, though, and I would dearly love to see that happen.

Well at 54 yrs old and registered as a republican since I was 18, I always identified myself as republican.  I support Ron Paul so does that mean that I wasted my time all these years?  At least Jack’s kids have grasped the concept of Liberty and just because you believe in Liberty doesn’t excuse you from being a Republican.  I think Jack’s kids need to have pops tested for Alzheimers.

One of the things I like about his policy is opening Cuba. That pointless, ineffective 50 year old failed embargo stands as one of our dumbest foreign policy moves ever. It is kept in place despite all evidence it is opposite effectiveness by cowardly politicians like Obama, Gingrich and Romney.

I live in South Florida and can only imagine the economic benefits to here of trade with Cuba. Sadly it does not happen thanks to a relatively small bit vocal group of refugees that refuse to acknowledge the reality that the embargo is a huge failure and punishes the actual Cuban people while rewarding Castro with the ability to blame America for every problem.

^^ ass hole

What a surprise that the former head of GE which makes loads off of DRONES and weapons does not like Ron Paul.

Jack, you should DROP out of the Human race.

…a regular C Montgomery Burns.

RP might be too much of a social darwinist in a unitary state, but America is a federated republic. What the federal gov:t doesn’t do, states and local gov:t can take care of, as long as it can’t be left alone.

The Tireless Agorist: Loyalists to the Corporatocracy
http://tirelessagorist.blogspot.com/2012/01/jack-and-suzy-welch-loyalists-to.html
In a profoundly parallel era, Jack and Suzy Welch would have been British Loyalists, convinced that their children’s membership in the Sons of Liberty was a passing fad, soon to be outgrown. It is no more possible for the political establishment to “give” voice and dignity to Ron Paul and the liberty movement than it would have been for King George to impart already-existing voice and dignity to Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and the patriots. To the patriots of this century, there is no discernible difference between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. The political establishment has nothing to offer them, but to depart from the playing field more quietly than King George. 

no wonder they are afraid. their kids are being taken by ron paul and getting onboard with the ‘revolution’.

HAHAHA! I love to see republitards all worked up! ! Please continue spewing your stupid points. It is the best entertainment yet!  

I also love how in your mind, the amount of comments, means something! Is that how sad and low your life has become, that you value yourself based on your likes and comments on a website about the media? Get a life and get out of your basement more. There is a whole world outside! 

in closing, I think you might be the one that needs to GTFO of Mediate, isn’t The Blaze, or Hot Air more appropriate for your vileness? There you can rant along with your crazies, until your blue int he face! 

Please leave intelligent conversation to the adults now! OK, Thanks, BYE! 

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Jack Welch should shut his globalist propagandist Constitutional-hating pie hole!   Ron Paul is not going to drop out.  He’s going all the way to the convention.   Listened to Suzy Welch (Jack’s wife) and she doesn’t even understand his foreign policy position, and obviously she doesn’t even understand the Constitution!  They’re a couple of brainwashed globalist sheeple.  They are CLUELESS about what is happening in this country today.  Jack, go to the Bahamas or somewhere and take a permanent vacation.

Have you tried Sesame Street yet?

Lat time I called GE someone from India answered my call. I will never buy a GE product again.

Call GE and let them know you have boycotted their products.

Jack knows that 2013 is the expiration of the FED’s 100 year contract. If Ron Paul is around that sucker may not get renewed.

That’s why a billionaire is spending time in the media about a socalled “inconsequential” candidate.

GE is one of the private shareholders of the FED. The FED is their personal banking monopoly. Ron Paul is a huge threat to a very powerful crime syndicate. The most powerful crime syndicate in the world.

This Jack fellow is really obsessed with idea’s like laying people off.  He is really out of touch and mentally losing it.

“He isn’t a party regular.”  Ya, the only regulars left are criminal scum and that’s what being a republican is about – being obsessed with money, obtaining money, firing people, and making it seem like an honorable role in life to be greedy.

Jesus would fire most of these losers out of his religion.  They are all going to hell.

Jack Welch started the whole calling center boom in India.  He happen to hear someone speak English while visiting India and the light bulb went on and he envisioned cheap labor.   

A modern liberal and a democratic socialist are the same things, so there is no need to choose between the two. And the term “moderate” has no objective definition. Socialism is a broad term that encompasses all the various types of socialism. Democratic socialism is not communism.

It’s the other way around. The two parties act and speak on behalf of G.E.

The same GE that has Jeffrey Immelt in bed with the current administration? The progressive-corporatist system was erected by your ideological ancestors during the New Deal/Progressive eras. Corporatist measures (mandates, state-santioned cartels–see Federal Reserve, public-private partnerships, subsidies, etc.) all increased greatly during those periods. Both parties have played around the edges of that structure ever since.

The parties only vigorously debate along a narrow band of establishment opinion. That is our so-called choice. They are both corporatist parties. Corporatism is when the govt. and connected firms attempt to centrally plan the economy. There is nothing free market about it.

Again, this system came out of the progressive era. Observe the results.

I agree with you on the corporate control of government and both political parties, but suggest you read the last line of my post regarding the influence of GE and Immelt over NBC…

Sorry Jack..you moron. You *ARE* a  party regular and that’s a problem.  You are no different than the liberals.. Ron Paul is a REAL republican. Go stuff it where the sun don’t shine.

Don’t worry Jack, the idiots are too worried about the wedge issues that Ron Paul couldn’t even touch as president to vote for him. They rather the NDAA, ACTA and Patriot act than freedom of any kind with Ron Paul because their wedge issues are more important. 

These people are idiots. Who are they to say who will and won’t be the nominee? Is there something that elitist NWO scumbag Jack Welch knows that we don’t know? 

I bet Welch attends Bilderberger and so HE is not the party ‘regular’. He’s scary. These crazy inbred elites love to manipulate the world..

Go to hell both of you!

Are these people not arrogant fools? He needs to be smacked upside the head and have some sense knocked into him. They are pushing the elitist-controlled candidate OF COURSE!!!!! Do they think we are FOOLS?

RON PAUL is the ONLY REAL REPUBLICAN in the race that actually would save the republic.

Paul’s not a stinkin elitist-controlled progressive.

Since these elitists are crony capitalist UN suckup elitist scum.

Aw, poor Jack Welch… he’s just p-ssed he can’t buy Ron Paul!

Ron Paul supporters, if you haven’t already, please go to VoteRonPaul and “vote” for him. Take a look at the map that is shown. It’ll show supporters from across the country. Please share the page with your friends, family and other Ron Paul supporters and scroll down to the bottom to like their facebook page. I would love to see EVERY Ron Paul supporter make their pledge to vote for him. We would make people’s eyes pop out of their heads when they see the sheer number of us and no one will ever have a reason to say he is “unelectable” ever again. Thanks.

I’m voting for Liberty…Ron Paul 2012.

I’m less perplexed by Jack Welch here than I am by David Frum. So Frum is actually surprised that four youthful Republicans are Paul supporters? Has he not been reading any polls?

You know, I’m not sure the Frums of the world grasp what is ahead in the next several years.

The GOP is going to nominate Romney as its presidential candidate.

That candidate is going to lose to Barack Obama.

A significant and potent third party is going to emerge.

And this development will finally, at last, conclusively, mercifully settle the Rockefeller-Goldwater schism that has existed within the Republican Party for half a century. 

And the irony? The “Republican Party” that remains will actually be the Republican Party as it is currently caricatured by the left: the province of old, moneyed people seeking to protect their interests.

The new third party will be what that the current Republican Party pretends to be: a bastion of individual liberty, grounded in Constitutional principles and proud of America’s role as humanity’s greatest moral achievement.

David Frum can scratch his head all he wants right now. The new reality will be clear to him soon enough.

FKUC OFF you lying neo-scums with your dishonest currency and your dishonest banking system that has brought nothing but havoc on American public and the entire planet. American voters aren’t SHEEP anymore to listen to your businessman-managerial bullshit, leading to more taxpayer funded bank bailouts and conveyor belt line for young kids to die in wars for global resource aquisition benefitting big bankers. Your neo-globalization has destroyed individual nation’s sovereignity (not just US) and has destroyed constitutions of various nations, most important being US Constitution. Time for your leech-scumbag-lying evil globalization banking to DIE has arrived. No more bringing on death and destruction to societies all over the planet for your banker profit. No more bringing death and despair in American society – including foreclosures/unmployment/unsustainable healthcare/higher education costs due to your globalization and rigged/dishonest currency.

RON PAUL 2012!!!!!

That he wants Ron Paul, with all this supporters, to drop out over Santorum is all you need to know that this guy is an establishment shill.  Go to hell, Jack.

Maybe Welch’s kids minds are not corrupted yet. Children see things different with an unprejudiced mind and are not influenced by the media. Almost all young children are innocent and know the difference between right and wrong. Children were not brought into this world to die for corrupt politicians and corporations. The U.S. has sacraficed more than enough of it’s best kids for unnecessary wars our stupid politicians have gotten us into. It’s time to mind our own business and and let the kids grow up and live their lives out in peace. More than anybody, Ron Paul is disdainful seeing babies he delivered, die for an unjust cause or burdened for life with debt.

The kids are smarter than their parents.

I’m 70 and wouldn’t think of voting for anyone else but Ron Paul. I agree with everything he stands for. America was a great country once and can be again if we get all the corrupt politicians out of office and get rid of the lobbyist. Back in the 50′s the president was respected almost as much as God. There was corruption then, but nothing like today. 249 members of congerss are millionairs today, most of them were not when they took office. The senate is composed of mostly all lawyers that cannot be trusted. The older generation made it possible for your freedom which is now slowly being taken away by our corrupt government. It’s time we had an honest and sensable president to reverse course and there is only one candidate that will do it. You know who he is.

Not this guy, I’ve had it with the establishment. I’ve been  a Republican for 50 years and for more than 60 years we have been fighting wars after wars that we had no business in. I’ll vote for Ron Paul and no one else. He is the only one that has any sense since Ike.

bottom line NO ONE BUT PAUL, since in the gop primary the rest are for ndaa,sopa,pipa, acta and for illegal wars. If the gop does not nominate Ron Paul. The gop will elect obama/romney status quo bendover. I would accept a Paul/Romney 2012 ticket but vice versa and i wouldn’t vote for the ticket. Do i trust romney,newt or santorum? NO Do i trust Ron Paul? With my LIfe!!!!  The gop created this mess with status quo biggovgop obama republicans(romney,newt,santorum)  It is either 4 more yrs of obama or 16 years of obama/bush gop policy. I choose Ron paul over obama republicans.

Slight problem.  Dr. Paul is not going anywhere.  Nor will his fans, of which I am one, ever, NOT ever, provide an unvote for any of the current ignorance.  Principle over party.  Right over wrong.

I guess what Thurston and Lovey don”t understand is that we are not “followers.” We are supporters. We will not go away. We will not toe the line.

It’s either Ron Paul or Obama…your choice. You’re either with us or you’re against us. Sound familiar?

GE: “We bring good things to life and then shoot missiles at them.”

If they feel they raised them right perhaps they should pay attention to their kids. On a side note Ron Paul has a lot of middle aged voters.

No matter what the media wants you to believe, It’s already a two-man race. 
Of the 2,286 total Republican delegates, 1,144 are needed to win nomination. 
In five (5) States: Virginia, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee and Illinois, Gingrich and Santorum are not even on the ballot. That’s 564 delegates that they cannot get. 

After South Carolina, only 59 delegates have been allocated to the 4 candidates. Mitt Romney has 39 of those. This means Santorum or Gingrich has to pick up 1,144 delegates from the remaining 1,683. 

Let’s say that Paul only picks up 20% of the total number of delegates–I happen to believe he will do much better–but let’s pick 20%. That’s 457 delegates for Paul. Add that to the 564 that Newt and Santorum won’t have a shot at and now there are 1,021 delegates that Santorum and Gingrich have no chance of getting. Subtract that 1,021 from the total 2,286 and you’re left with 1,265 delegates. That means that Gingrich and Santorum, one or the other, have to pick up over 90% of the available delegates to get the nomination. So, essentially, we’re down to Paul and Romney. 

A vote for Gingrich and Santorum is a wasted vote!

A vote for Paul is not a wasted vote and may well mean that the next President of the United States will be a man that, for the last 30 years, has never broken a promise, compromised his principles or waffled his position on an issue. A man that still believes that the Constitution of the United States is THE law of the land and that the protection of our individual liberties is the primary reason for the Federal government.

I worked for GE at one point in my career.

I’m ashamed to say that, at one time, I actually respected this guy.

Now, I have only one thing to say to him and his (recent) trophy wife….F*CK YOU! We’ll vote for someone that isn’t the DEFINITION of the military industrial complex.

There is no better PROOF of the threat that Paul brings to the MIC, than this “road show” by Welch and his harpy of a new wife…

They, as advocates of one of the world’s most guilty corporations (guilty of crony capitalism, environmental disaster and “profit by war,” felt that it was necessary to SPECIFICALLY target Paul.

I hope their kids and grandkids see what they are really rallying for… RAW, EVIL “Anything for Profit” agenda.

I worked at GE.

And, if you do any research on them, you’ll find that the VAST majority of their profits come from GE Capital.

They are, more than anything else, “banksters” just like Goldman Sachs.

Their current CEO, is Obama’s “Business Czar” or whatever title he has and his sole purpose is to flip the tables UNFAIRLY away from small to medium sized businesses to MORE crony capitalism with huge conglomerates like GE.

Yeah.

“Hello, GE, I will no longer be buying any WMD from this point forward!”

It’s worth a try, but I’m thinking they have more than enough customers in the rest of the military industrial complex… not buying a microwave probably won’t kill them.

THAT’S exactly the problem.. and speaks to why JACK FREAKING WELCH is on a “stop Ron Paul road show.”

In a twisted, reverse sort of way, this is making my day… to know that “Neutron Jack” had to slap on some adult diapers and go on this tour, instead of just having Suzy give him another sponge bath… makes me happy.

I hope, before the tour ends, their plane, GE engines and all, slams into a mountainside.

Suzy’s a brainless gold digging wh#re.

Welch was not CEO of GE as long as he was without being one of the true “bad guys.”

The NWO octopus has it’s tentacles so far up Jack’s backside… you can see it wiggle when he opens his mouth.

This comment is freaking genius!

And, so true.

Are we tired yet of listening to these freaking “King appeasers” trying to tell us all to just get back to our slave duties?

I SERIOUSLY doubt that stuff about his kids liking Ron Paul was anything but scripted, planned NARRATIVE… an attempt to further the meme that only children would support Paul.

Those kids will spend their entire lives living in luxury off of the blood of innocents… I doubt they’re big RP fans.

If you want some amusing reading…

Go back and read about Jack and Susie’s ”love story.”

There’s some interesting stuff in there that says much about Jack’s “integrity.”

David,

Please.

Jack and Susie are just looking out for US.

Shame on you for your cynicism.

Mike Meyers, when writing the villain for the next Austin Powers movie could not come up with a better, more stomach-turningly evil sub human than Frum.

I guarantee you he doesn’t bother with using porn… because he can get the same “benefits” from watching news archives of innocent people being blown to bits by drones.

That’s a beautiful and effective use of VENN diagrams.

I am a big VENN diagram fan… especially when they are used to explain why freaking JACK Welch has his diapers in a bunch over the supposedly “unelectable” candidate.

Anyone see that C-Span video where the “government/military press” cameraman says, on hot mic, “Look around, with Ron Paul elected… 2/3rds of us are gone?”

THIS is exactly the same thing… it’s just about people worried about their crony power much higher up the food chain.

If that’s true, it’s just too perfect.

Vote for Newty! He can’t manage his own money, let alone yours.

At this point, aren’t his kids like 50?

Ron Paul’s not a regular party guy…

No encounters with young, paid for, men, under the big pagan owls…. for him!

Really! What is wrong with this Paul guy?

What a weirdo!

Don’t forget the bailouts to GE Capital!

He looks and sounds like 85 y/o or something (and you know he’s got mega bucks…. she looks to be around 38.

Yeah, good examples for the average American to take advice from….

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Well Mr. Jack W, you’re not a regular of the human-being party either.  You did this country a great disservice by setting the model of outsourcing all those jobs instead of lobbying your elected servants to promote incentives in keeping them here.  Your input may have merit with the Big-wigs for making money but has no credit nor merit for public service.  Pshaa – away with you fool.

If you check out Welch’s history, why would anyone listen to this guy.  His own kids don’t even listen to him.  Just another psychopath that thinks he’s been put on this earth to rule over others.  Some times I wonder if these guys severence packages are really just Hush Money.  

What the hell is the gold digger in the shot for?  Welsh is right.  For starters Dr. Paul has the same wife he had from the early sixties.  That one fact disqualifies him from being a party regular, which by the way I’m sure Dr. Paul wears this as a badge of courage.  Also I’ve been wondering where this dinosaur has been lately.  Probably running errands for the gold digger.  haha

At least the votes from 2 of their kids will cancel out their votes to Romney.  Then RP still gets a +2.from their family.   Jack looks and sounds like he is about to kick it.   

Sounds like he discovered that Ron Paul wasn’t interested in a political “Reach-Around” from GE-Financial -unlike all of the “Traditional Politicians”.  As a child I knew that GE built krap.  Now I know that it’s FULL OF IT.

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he was all happy and smiles until she talked about their kids supporting Ron Paul—–AHAHAHA—CLASSIC!—FACECHANGE!

I am a republican party regular and I will vote for Ron Paul until the end!

Sounds like the old man and his wife are outvoted 2-1 at home.

Sounds like doesn’t think we should rock the boat! But the boat needs to be not only rocked but flipped back over!

Keeva, isolationism is completely different from non-interventionism. RP represents the latter, not the former. He wants to stop messing with other countries internal affairs, instead become friends and trading partners. That is not isolationism, that is non-interventionism.