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"I think my dad in 2012 had about 600 precinct chairs. We have about 1,000," Paul said. "So, we've organized beyond their capacity in 2012. Rick Santorum with about a week to go in 2012 announced 1,100 precinct chairs, so to put it in perspective yeah, it's quite a feat."



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tks John

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"one has an obligation to ignore and break such immoral laws"

Nice to see 100% correct answers. Tks for posting this

the game.  Good answer re: Gary Johnson.  Thank you for posting!

The same way it applies in all large scale building projects that involve a significant public interest (jobs, resources, housing). Nothing of a large scale can be built in a populated area without eminent domain.

You may feel that property owners, no matter how little their holding, ought to be allowed to refuse to sell, or band together and demand higher than eminent-domain fair value, and you might believe one individual should be able to stop all development no matter how large and significant the project.

But that would not be Rand's position, or his Club for Growth backers position who are attacking me. Those attacks on me are hypocritical and dirty, regardless of what view you might want to adopt. Rand is not honest. Just a politician abusing his father's name.

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