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How to Get an Article Accepted at American Anthropologist (or Anywhere)
Article first published online: 28 AUG 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1548-1433.2008.00034.x
© 2008 by the American Anthropological Association
American Anthropologist
Volume 110, Issue 3, pages 281–283, September 2008
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BOELLSTORFF, T. (2008), How to Get an Article Accepted at American Anthropologist (or Anywhere). American Anthropologist, 110: 281–283. doi: 10.1111/j.1548-1433.2008.00034.x
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- Issue published online: 28 AUG 2008
- Article first published online: 28 AUG 2008
My tenure as Editor-in-Chief of American Anthropologist began relatively recently, but I have already been surprised by the amount of second-guessing I have encountered regarding how manuscripts are accepted for publication. I am taken aback by how many anthropologists mystify the editorial process, worrying that an editor will only accept manuscripts from a certain methodological or theoretical perspective. Of course, I cannot speak for all editors everywhere, but my work as Editor-in-Chief thus far leads me to believe that the key to getting manuscripts accepted for publication does not lie in debates over scientific versus humanistic approaches, the four fields, or academic versus applied work. I have found that the weaknesses in manuscripts that lead reviewers and me to recommend revision or rejection have little to do with ideology or approach. Instead, in my experience, it has everything to do with the basics of analysis and evidence.
On the basis of my work thus far as Editor-in-Chief, I can provide five simple tips for getting an article accepted at American Anthropologist (or anywhere). These may seem obvious, but I continue to be astounded by the number of authors who fail to take the issues discussed below into consideration before submitting a manuscript. If you follow these five simple tips, I can assure you that you will greatly increase your chance of a favorable decision at American Anthropologist or any journal—whatever your methodological approaches, theoretical perspectives, or political commitments.
1. Professionalism Counts
You would not believe the number of manuscripts that come into American Anthropologist for consideration in which the author in question has forgotten to select "accept all changes in document" after using the "track changes" function of Microsoft Word. As a result, deleted text, comments from preliminary readers, and so forth are all interspersed with the main text in a bewildering range of colors. In addition, many manuscripts are submitted to American Anthropologist with a shocking number of typographical and grammatical errors. These can be as minor as two spaces between a word rather than one or inconsistent use of single versus double quote marks, but they can also include blank pages, mixed fonts, strange formatting, and missing references, among others.
None of these kinds of issues in isolation are likely to sway a reviewer or myself, but in the aggregate they present the picture of an author who is not really serious about his or her work. They distract the reader and make it hard to follow the argument at hand. Put your best foot forward in any manuscript you submit, anywhere. There is no excuse for a manuscript not to be completely free of all typographical and grammatical errors prior to its submission to a journal.
2. Link Your Data and Your Claims
One of the most common problems I encounter in manuscripts submitted to American Anthropologist (regardless of subfield or approach) involves the relationship between the argument of a manuscript and the data found in it—regardless of whether that data is ethnographic, statistical, archaeological, linguistic, or historical, or whether it takes some other form. Surprisingly often, manuscripts are structured around claims for which the author presents insufficient evidence. Often a manuscript will be concerned with Topic A, but the data presented speak to Topic B—in other words, the data and argument of the manuscript are at cross-purposes with each other. Topic B may be very interesting, but if it does not support the theoretical claims at issue in Topic A, this is irrelevant. It is important to always weave together one's argument and one's data, so that the data truly support the theoretical claims at hand.
Obviously, this does not have to take the form of "one sentence of theory, one sentence of data": the "weaving" can take place at a broader level. But in some manner, the two must be linked to each other. You must show us what you are doing: the reader must be able to understand how you reached your conclusions based on a specific set of data and your analysis of that data. Even if the manuscript in question is a more conceptual piece, one not concerned with a body of data as such, the trajectory of the analysis needs to be clear.
Like many journals, American Anthropologist has a rather tight word limit for initial submissions: 8,000 words. This concision forces a helpful focus on manuscripts (and also allows me to publish more manuscripts from a broader range of anthropological research). The magic of an effective article lies in its ability to provide sufficient data to support the claims at hand within these limits of space. There are many ways to do this, but every author must find some way to make this work.
3. Avoid Sweeping Generalizations
Linked to the issue of the relationship between theory and data is the one of overgeneralization. Far too often, manuscripts open with—or are fundamentally structured around—sweeping claims for which sufficient supporting evidence is not provided (and could not be provided, because, say, we cannot prove that "humans throughout history have sought to create forms of community based on their spiritual beliefs"). Such sweeping generalizations invite nitpickers and quibblers and do not really serve the argument at hand. Of course, it is fine to speculate about broader implications, but this must be done in a way that builds from the data at hand and properly hedges its claims as it moves outward from that data.
4. Effective Use of Citations
American Anthropologist, like many journals (indeed, more than most), publishes work from a broad range of conversations and schools of thought. There is no requirement regarding which school of thought or intellectual conversation any particular manuscript draws on. However, every manuscript must engage with some body of relevant literature and cite that literature properly. One of the most common ways that reviewers find fault with a manuscript is to note that "six other people have been doing research on the same topic for the last ten years, but the author seems to be unaware of this body of work because the author does not cite that work in the manuscript."
Even though it takes up precious space, it is crucial to cite the relevant literatures. In general, it is most effective to avoid either long block quotes, on the one hand, or simply name dropping, on the other hand: for example, citing "(Boellstorff 2005)." At times just mentioning names is needed, but what seems to be most effective are short citations that demonstrate the author in question actually believes what you claim she or he believes: "thus, it seems that 'flowers in springtime are pretty' (Boellstorff 2005:15)."
5. Craft an Effective Structure for the Manuscript
I am shocked by how many manuscripts submitted to American Anthropologist suffer from major structural shortcomings. These are usually fixable, but they seriously affect the ability of the manuscript to present a clear and coherent argument. For instance, many manuscripts do not contain a conclusion or will have a 100-word conclusion for 8,000 words of text. Such a short conclusion is not going to be able to wrap up the loose ends of the manuscript and remind the reader of its overall argument. Often, a manuscript will have four or five subsections, but one of these will be much, much longer than the others, taking up 50 percent or more of the manuscript. It is rarely effective to have one subsection that is, say, 3,000 words long, and then another subsection that is 400 words long. There needs to be proportionality in the flow of the argument. Often the introduction of a manuscript will make a particular set of claims, but by the end of the manuscript another topic altogether is being discussed. The thread of one's argument needs to be carried consistently though the manuscript.
I hope that these tips presented above will be useful. In this issue of American Anthropologist, I am pleased to present seven research articles that successfully avoid all of the pitfalls described above while bringing us a broad range of compelling new anthropological scholarship.
Three research articles in this issue examine relationships between environment, community, and power. In "Social Relations and the Green Critique of Capitalism in Melanesia," Stuart Kirsch addresses questions of knowledge production, science, and society by exploring debates over a copper and gold mine in Papua New Guinea, finding in these debates an incipient "green critique of capitalism." In "Witch Hunts, Herbal Healing, and Discourses of Indigenous Ecodevelopment in North India: Theory and Method in the Anthropology of Environmentality," Jeffrey Snodgrass and his coauthors employ a range of methods, including qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys. Drawing on this broad range of data, they develop a notion of "environmentality" by exploring the dynamics of indigenous and state knowledges in regard to what are seen to be "natural resources." Michelle Hegmon and her coauthors bring an archaeological perspective to these questions in "Social Transformation and Its Human Costs in the Prehispanic U.S. Southwest." Drawing on notions of resilience theory, they provide fascinating new insights regarding relationships between social form and ecological change.
An archaeological perspective on social change also informs Christina Torres-Rouff's research article, entitled "The Influence of Tiwanaku on Life in the Chilean Atacama: Mortuary and Bodily Perspectives," which explores funeral and mortuary data via a bioarchaeological framework to rethink notions of culture contact. Her analysis challenges assumptions that cultural contact is only visible in the archaeological record when involving violent conflict and also asks how, even more than a millennium ago, different social strata of a society responded differently to forms of cultural interchange. Emma Kowal's article "The Politics of the Gap: Indigenous Australians, Liberal Multiculturalism, and the End of the Self-Determination Era" might seem far removed from the questions Torres-Rouff explores in her work, but there is a fascinating link in regard to the question of culture change and culturally specific notions of human efficacy.
In "Magical Pursuits: Legitimacy and Representation in a Transnational Political Field," Beth Baker-Cristales explores questions of transnational governmentality by examining international migration with regard to El Salvador. One of her particular interests is how forms of transnational governmentality depend on "the appropriation of popular forms of organizing and expression associated with civil society as a way to mask the inequality at the heart of this relationship" (this issue). The final research article appearing in this issue of American Anthropologist, Matthew Liebmann's "The Innovative Materiality of Revitalization Movements: Lessons from the Pueblo Revolt of 1680," brings a material culture perspective to the question of revitalization movements, exploring how materiality is fundamental to these movements.
In this issue you will also find four more "From the Editor" messages from editors of other AAA journals, along the lines of the four messages that appeared in the previous issue of American Anthropologist. As before, I have offered this space to editors of other AAA journals to help acquaint AAA members with publications of which they may not be currently aware. I noted in the previous issue that
we are lucky as an association to have a stunning range of top-notch journals, all in various ways experimental, innovative, and featuring solid, cutting-edge scholarship. I encourage you to take a look at these journals via print or AnthroSource—and if your institution's library does not subscribe to any of these journals, please urge them to do so.
I invite you to enjoy this issue of American Anthropologist and to consider submitting to this journal (and to other anthropological journals) in the future. To return to my themes from the opening of this editorial, and as reflected by the broad range of scholarship appearing in this issue, I encourage you to see American Anthropologist as a possible venue for your own work, indeed for all anthropological research.


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Should those in prison or jail be allowed to have MP3 players to listen to music?
CreatureComforts 3 years ago
I've got a great way to listen to all the MP3s you want - don't commit a crime!
gphawk89 3 years ago
Listening to all the MP3s you want could itself be a crime, depending on how you obtain those MP3s.
Liberty275 3 years ago
I don't see a purpose behind forbidding such meager entertainment unless the inmate has shown he will abuse the privileged in some way. Such a rule seems little but spite.
del888 3 years ago
When you are behind bars you should have NO special rights. If you want to be treated like a human you have to act like a human. When you commit a crime you should lose your rights.
Liberty275 3 years ago
How would it be a special right? I referred to it as a privilege which might be taken away if abused. Granted, the people in the stripey hole are criminals by definition, but how much do we really need to take from them besides their freedom?
"When you commit a crime you should lose your rights"
No. You lose some rights if you are convicted, but not all.
Lawrence Morgan 3 years ago
I completely agree with Liberty275. Even behind bars, a person needs music. It can relax people, and it has contributed to much better behavior.
newmedia 3 years ago
gphawk89 3 years ago
Good question. What about rap, or any other genre but generally rap, that glorifies rape, violence, murder etc.? The right kind of music can definitely relax people. The wrong kind can have just the opposite effect. And who would decide exactly what's right versus wrong? Light classical music might be soothing to many but irritate others.
Kyle Neuer 3 years ago
It hath charms to soothe the savage beast. Anything that keeps the jail population occupied and passive can't be too bad. I suspect the jailers might have to become involved with what is on each perps players, which will get mighty complicated. Mp3 players, however, are going to be coveted and the source of fights/theft within the jail population. Either everybody or nobody.
RoeDapple 3 years ago
Damn! Where do I sign up?!!
progressive_thinker 3 years ago
The MP 3 player program currently in place at Kansas Deportment of Corrections correctional facilities allows inmates to purchase an MP 3 player that is made of clear plastic [so that it can be inspected for contraband], and which is set up so that it will only download music from music kiosks that are on facility grounds. All of this is done by way of a contract with a vendor [J-Pay]. The system is very secure,
KDOC collects a commission on each MP 3 player and accessory sold [these are sold through facility canteens], as well as a commission on each song sold. Proceeds go to pay for inmate programs such as education.
Providing inmates with a meaningful way to occupy their time is an important aspect of improving facility safety and security. As well, meaningful, pro social activities improve the inmate's chance of success upon release.
Steve Jacob 3 years ago
Thanks for the info. I say is a small perk for prisoners that behave.
progressive_thinker 3 years ago
A detail that I forgot to mention. Possession of an MP 3 player is an earned privilege. To earn and keep the privilege, the inmate must participate in recommended programs and stay out of trouble. If an inmate refuses a program, refuses to work, or gets into any kind of serious trouble and the MP 3 player gets sent home.
Liberty275 3 years ago
Sounds like a good implementation.
Liberty275 3 years ago
Would you have to jailbreak it first?
jhawkinsf 3 years ago
As was done in the movie Shawshank Redemption, just play an opera over the P.A. system. That would make everyone happy, right?
somedude20 3 years ago
I am sure the music helps with all the romancing that goes on in there. Let them eat cake!
bad_dog 3 years ago
Yes, but only if it's Bette Midler's " Wind Beneath My Wings", Starland Vocal Band's "Afternoon Delight" and Air Supply's "I'm All Out of Love" on a continuous loop.
Maybe throw in "Billy Don't be a Hero" by Paper Lace if they're really well behaved.
Katara 3 years ago
Don't forget "The Girl from Ipanema".
Pastor_Bedtime 3 years ago
To think that these poor inmates are being deprived of their constitutional right to FaceBook. Outrageous.
patkindle 3 years ago
i think the nicer we make thier visit , the more they will enjoy it after all they are the guest of the state, they should make them feel welcomed, so they will want to visit again, right??
Flap Doodle 3 years ago
Let 'em listen to anything they want while they're picking oakem.
camper 3 years ago
Prison in Canada,
pace 3 years ago
Gee, the idea that incarceration is a free pass to torture and for the inhumane treatment of humans is so far right. Any excuse for some people At least we aren't talking about taking music away from rich white men who steal from elderly and banks. Such a nice chance for haters to rant.
KSense 3 years ago
Not allowing mp3s or music doe.sn't exactly qualify as torturous or inhumane
pace 3 years ago
So you are claiming the idea of some prisoners getting to listen to music is somehow justice personified. The idea of some guy earning the privileged of listening to music is repugnant. and wrong. It doesn't bother you or you don't know or understand if the average prisoner was some rich white banker or embezzling attorney it would be, should lap tops and manicures be allowed, heck most "white collars' don't even spend time, it is fine..
Flap Doodle 3 years ago
pace has been into the hyperbole again.
pace 3 years ago
sorry snap. but no, I am against the clamor of haters, that everyone in jail should not be treated as human.
"If you want to be treated like a human you have to act like a human. When you commit a crime you should lose your rights." one example of many.
If you want to pretend my remarks were out of the context of many of the comments, that is only because you like lying over reading..
KSense 3 years ago
Not exactly sure what you meant one comment ago but i think you misunderstood me. My point is to not allow music or mp3s to ANY prisoner wouldn't qualify as torturous or inhumane.
pace 3 years ago
You are saying that letting prisoners earn the right to play mp3s is wrong? I was responding to the comments that implied prisoners had lost the right to be treated as humans because of their convictions. The glee of some people fantasizing how they would deprive the "criminals" of basic comforts, made me a bit sick. We are cramming people into prisons, at an incredible cost to our country. Their guilt and sentence seems to be determined more by their race and economic class than by crime. You can steal 90,000 from an elderly woman and get your hand slapped , Too much corruption and "efficiency" in the justice system. I do believe some should be locked away for good, but some might be innocent. The justice system is almost as flawed as congress. I still am repulsed by the creeps who dream of punishing people incarcerated with no regard of reason, mostly driven by spite. Too much hate, not enough thinking it through.
brewmaster 3 years ago
The day-to-day atmosphere, culture and schedule of jail / prison should be as structured, regimented and disciplined as military basic training. All inmates wear the same uniform. All inmates have the same buzz hair cut. No facial hair. No new tattoos. All inmates work. All inmates attend some sort of required training, education and counseling applicable for real world employment. There are no personal TV's, radios, phones, posters, decorations, etc., allowed in cells. No PC access other than during training classes. A standard issue small TV or radio may be earned for restricted use in a cell. However, all broadcasts are controlled-content.
audvisartist 3 years ago
Let's just pipe classical music into the jail cells 24/7. Problem solved.
Reuben Turner 3 years ago
well i be... just give em' an aserta mattress too!!! and a spa day!!! and more rope to hang their roommate!!
Cant_have_it_both_ways 3 years ago
Mp3 player in one hand, a pick axe in the other breaking big rocks into little ones in 100 degree heat... All for that.
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...If the nation has a father of bank insurance, it is Joshua Forman, one of the promoters of the Erie Canal. Early in the 19th century, New York State had a string of bank failures, and Martin Van Buren, then governor, asked him to restructure the banking industry. Forman's insight was that banks were vulnerable to chain-reaction panics. As he put it — in a line unearthed by the Harvard Business School historian David Moss — "banks constitute a system, being peculiarly sensitive to one another's operations, and not a mere aggregate of free agents."
In 1829, Forman proposed an insurance fund capitalized by mandatory contributions from the state's banks. Debate in the State Assembly was heated. Critics said failures could overwhelm the fund; they also argued that its very existence would reduce the "public scrutiny and watchfulness" that restrained bankers from reckless lending. This remains the intellectual argument against insurance today. But Forman's plan was enacted, and subsequently five other states adopted plans.
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NAPLES - After a decade as head football coach at Gulf Coast High School, the image of Frank Tudryn working the sidelines became an indelible memory of Shark Stadium.
After this week, it's likely that the field he coached on will bear his name forever.
A press release Tuesday announced that, pending approval by the Collier County school board, the field at Shark Stadium will be named after Tudryn. The longest tenured coach in Sharks history died in May after a long battle with cancer; one that he fought while continuing to coach the team last season.
"There are many people that do a lot for Gulf Coast High School and the community, but Coach Tudryn was at the forefront," Sharks coach Andrew Miranti said. "He touched the lives of numerous young men and women, not just as a coach but as a teacher, too. What better way to honor him and make sure that what he taught the kids is never forgotten."
Immokalee and Naples are the only other Collier County high schools that have dedicated their fields. Lely High School dedicated the walkway the team takes to the field after former player Ereck Plancher, who died in March 2008 after participating in a conditioning drill at the University of Central Florida.
Tudryn's family and Gulf Coast boosters weren't available for comment Tuesday but letters written by athletic director Jose Arias, Miranti and the GCHS athletic boosters all endorsed the decision.
"One of the first things that we all talked about on the way up to his funeral would be wouldn't it be cool if they named the field after him," Sharks defensive coordinator Jake Estenson said. "I owe everything I've done so far to him, he gave me an opportunity and I owe my success to him."
This spring, the coaching staff wore polo shirts embroidered with Tudryn's initials, which they will continue to wear through next season. The players all wear decals with Tudryn's initials on their helmets as well.
It has yet to be determined how the school will display the new field name, but the plan to commemorate the naming is tentatively set for the team's preseason home game, during its traditional tailgate party on Aug. 26.
Tudryn went 42-60 at Gulf Coast, taking the reins during the Sharks' third season. In 2002, he coached the Sharks to the Class 5A regional quarterfinals. In the two seasons prior to 2009, he led the team to back-to-back 7-4 seasons and regional quarterfinals appearances.
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from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
For a while now, Brian Burke has been dancing with the devil, otherwise known as the NHL's salary cap system.
Two years ago, Burke worked it beautifully and captured a Stanley Cup. Last year, his machinations went slightly askew and it cost his Anaheim Ducks the services of a very good veteran player, centre Andy McDonald.
This fall, the cap has pushed another quality veteran off the Anaheim roster in defenceman Mathieu Schneider, peddled to Atlanta yesterday in a deal that, as a pure hockey trade, was about as one-sided as you can get.
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Ted Cruz Refuses to Endorse Ron Paul When Asked DirectlySubmitted by Republic Of Texas TV on Sun, 05/27/2012 - 00:59
I attended the Republican Liberty Caucus "Liberty Candidates Lunch" today, where I attempted to get an endorsement for Ron Paul from Ted Cruz. Here's the conversation:
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I wonder if this guy Trygve olson
is also part of this Freedomworks group. Anyone?
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Please help Ron Paul win South Dakota www.southdakotaforliberty.com
Let The Bastard LOSE
Please, DO NOT VOTE for this man. If it's between Ted Cruz and some other douche bag, the vote is ABSTAIN you idiots, NOT that lesser of two evils bullshit again. He's a "moderate" liberty advocate and there is truly NOTHING WORSE. Let him lose!
I don't like the look of this guy. I thought our questioner was right on target. Someone take a real stand for liberty.
I don't think people are seeing the full picture
I'm a Texan. I think Cruz is just trying to appeal to all the neocons and business people in Texas so he can win. If he endorses Paul that might cut his donations from big business guys, oil money you know? He is up against our Lt. Governor Dave Dewhurst for the Senate nomination and Dewhurst is corrupt as hell so Cruz needs all the support and donations he can get in order to beat Dewhurst in the run off election. In Texas the Lt. Gov. is actually more powerfull than the governor. He runs the senate and appoints people to positions and posts. He can also oversee legislation through the house. Now, I have heard that Dewhurst has said that anyone who backs Cruz will not be able to get any bill past him (Dewhurst) on the floor. So Cruz is up against alot here. I agree he should have more political resolve in this situation because I think he secretly likes Ron but I do see why he is doing that. He can always endorse Paul if he wins the nomination (I doubt it would do much though.)Rand endorsed Cruz though so I think that leads more credence to Cruz supporting Ron. Secretly at least.
"If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeles
this guy
sounds like a typical politician.
Christians should not be warmongers! http://www.lewrockwell.com/vance/vance87.html
I supporting Glenn Addison.
Some time ago I read an article that may have surfaced on the THE DAILY PAUL about a speech Ted Cruz gave. Until then I was considering Cruz. Unfortunately Cruz made a statement that the NDAA was going a bit too far but he did not disapprove of the Patriot Act. Sorry , no enchilada.
I'm casting my vote for Glenn Addison because he aligns with people like Richard Mack, Jack Hunter and Tom Woods, folks that do not approve of NDAA nor the Patriot Act. That is the bottom line for me and has nothing to do with the accusations Dewhurst has thrown at Cruz.
Do not assume establishment party officials who say all the right things about conservative principles will do anything differently. This is the battle. Individual liberty demands personal responsibility. - Debra Medina
Jack Hunter supports Cruz
Cruz isn't perfect, but he's very solid on the Constitution. and if Dewhurst gets more than 50%, you can have your wish and not have Cruz (or Addison) as senate candidate. Dewhurst winning the primary would be a defacto automatic. No way will a Democrat win the senate seat in Nov.
Who the hell cares. You're a
Who the hell cares. You're a thinking person. It doesn't MATTER if he's running against someone worse. If there's bad and worse, the vote is called ABSTAIN. Stop acting like a plantation slave who gets to vote for the next foreman.
Stop acting like a holed-up hermit
and letting the system continue with candidates like Dewhurst that killed the will of the Tx people and blocked the Anti-TSA law.
this thread
this thread just really got me thinking,Dr.Paul i wont vote for romney and noe i cant trust Rand.i would rather see Dr.Paul give up then give in.and i donated 2500$ and now i feel betrayed.i guess you cant trust no one.get ready for the evil
I feel ya man. I gave up on
I feel ya man. I gave up on Rand back when I heard his interview on Antiwar Radio during the campaign. Then with his commercials showing fighter jets and tanks and shit, I said, that's it, to hell with this guy!
That so many in this movement have been hoodwinked into supporting the lesser of two evils bullshit again makes me so sad.
Yea, this guy is too sketchy.
Yea, this guy is too sketchy. He could easily say, I believe Ron Paul would make the best Presidential candidate BUT I will support the GOP nominee. He doesn't have to denounce Romney, he just has to support Ron Paul. If he doesn't support Ron Paul then he's clearly just saying what he thinks everyone wants to hear after all.
"Addison endorsed Paul so I'm
"Addison endorsed Paul so I'm voting for him" - says the sheeple
Still waiting for ONE PERSON TO DEFEND ADDISON with reason and logic - Seems like none of y'all know WHY you are voting for him, just why "Cruz is a scumbag"
Go To Addison's Website
I love it when Ted Cruz trolls instantly discredit themselves. How about lifting your fingers and go to glennaddison.com unlike Ted Cruz who has no issues page, Addison has detailed stands on a wide range of issues. If you really were looking for the best candidate you would make the effort to find out more about Glenn Addison. Let me give you one very good reason why Ted Cruz can't be trusted and Glenn Addison can: Goldman Sachs. Ted Cruz has deep very troubling ties to one of the most corrupt financial institutions on the planet that ripped us all off for billions in TARP funds.
Ted Cruz Top 10 recipient of Goldman Sachs campaign donations both in 2011 and 2012
Ted Cruz's law firm represents Goldman Sachs
Ted Cruz's Wife Heidi Cruz, Vice President of Investments at Goldman Sachs
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Thanks for proving my
Thanks for proving my point,
But I'm still waiting...
The guy is talking about liberty...
as his main issue, and then he refuses to endorse Ron Paul? Makes no sense whatsoever. How can such a person be taken seriously? I'm afraid they can't.
You Obviously dont understand Politics
If you Endorse one candidate you alienate the supporters of the other. Quite frankly I believe Ted Cruz handled this trick question very professionally. If Ted Cruz is going to be elected he is going to need the support of ALL the Tea Party, those who supported Next Gingrich, Prick Santorum, AND Dr. Ron Paul. So next time we get our rocks off on Endorsements just remember when Ron Paul AND Rand Paul BOTH gave their endorsements to Ted Cruz.
His name is Edward Snowden
What is Capitalism?
There ate two candidates left, a progressive and a libertarian. Make your choice.
If Ted Cruz endorses Romney,
If Ted Cruz endorses Romney, will still have the same attitude?
John Lennon said
Your words tell me one thing, your actions tell me another. I think that says a lot about Endorsements really. I can give two shits how many Endorsements Ron Paul has under his belt. Dr. Pauls voting record tells me he is Exactly what this country needs right now.
His name is Edward Snowden
What is Capitalism?
Agreed. When it comes to
Agreed. When it comes to standing up for principle in his votes and statements, RP is pretty close to perfect. Unfortunately, he is not the best strategist or campaign manager.
I watched the video...
And I have two things I took away from it.
He made a political decision, which is his right to make. I will call attention to the fact that Ron Paul does not reciprocate endorsements either.
He was asked if he would endorse Gary Johnson (who did endorse Ron Paul) if he failed to get the Republican nomination. I am not a fan of Gary Johnson, but Ron Paul has endorsed similar candidates, but he refused because Gary Johnson is running as Libertarian. When Gary Johnson was asked about this, he was very respectful of Ron Paul's decision.
The second thing I took away from this was that you were rude and pushy with him.
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Ted Cruz is not an elected
Ted Cruz is not an elected official and is trailing in the polls. Not sure why anyone would want his endorsement until he wins an election somewhere. This is a troll thread.
Thomas Jefferson 1800, 1804; James Madison 1808, 1812; Rand Paul 2016, 2020.
Troll thread?
Your comments are completely ignorant of the situation in Texas. Ted Cruz can make it into a runoff with Dewhurst all bets are off at that point. He's trailing in the polls but he's polling close to being in the runoff. He's a Nationally known figure, there are lots of people who would want an endorsement from a man with his connections. Rick Perry asked and got Cruz's endorsement. Rand Paul had already endorsed Ted Cruz. This is very relevant to the central issue of this post that Ted Cruz is portraying himself as being a Liberty Candidate, in fact the event that video was shot at was a forum for Liberty Candidates. With over of a year of opportunity after he was endorsed by Rand to prove that he's to be trusted by Ron Paul supporters Cruz endorsed Rick Perry. Ted Cruz is just as bad as Dewhurst they are both Neocons with a different cover story to give the illusion of choice.
Why would a Texas candidate
Why would a Texas candidate want to alienate Romney or Paul supporters? If he endorses one, then he pisses off the others.
We are talking about one of the select few candidates in the entire nation endorsed by BOTH Ron and Rand Paul. It is not just Ted Cruz that says Cruz is a liberty candidate.
You claim both Cruz and Dewhurst are the same, but your actions prove otherwise. Because you work to undermine the voters of Cruz, but do nothing to undermine the voters for Dehurst. Hence, the net effect of your activity is to benefit Dewhurst, directly against the wished of Ron and Rand Paul.
You also claim Cruz is neocon, without evidence. But that is contradicted by evidence. Neocns back gun control, Cruz opposes gun control. Not only that, Cruz is one of the most decorated defenders of gun rights in the United States:
"In the landmark case of District of Columbia v. Heller, Cruz assembled a coalition of thirty-one states in defense of the principle that the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees an individual right to keep and bear arms."
I repeat. This is a troll thread.
Thomas Jefferson 1800, 1804; James Madison 1808, 1812; Rand Paul 2016, 2020.
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