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- noun Plural form of
Paulian .
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The defining difference, however, is that, while the neocons worship power, and dream of attaining "national greatness," the Paulians are the self-described enemies of power, and dream only of taking their old republic back.
Antiwar.com Original Justin Raimondo 2010
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I know a few Paulians who would likely have otherwise voted for McCain, but were so bitter that Paul ultimately never went anywhere that they just stayed home.
Yes, She Can? ON Sarah Palin and 2012 - Dan_McLaughlin’s blog - RedState 2009
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\ Paul, the man generally quoted when right-wingers want to prove that Jesus hated, the man who removed women from the places that Jesus put them in, and the man whose beliefs and teachings most so-called Christians I prefer to call them Paulians adhere to.
Mind on Fire Book Group #2: The Polls are Open! | Mind on Fire 2006
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Paul of Samosata, Bishop of Antioch, taught a cognate doctrine, and founded the sect of the Paulians or
The Freethinker's Text Book, Part II. Christianity: Its Evidences, Its Origin, Its Morality, Its History Annie Wood Besant 1890
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Now that Rosanne Barr is declaring for the Presidency, many former leftie Paulians are looking at her as a viable alternative, thus keeping themselves "pure."
Crooks and Liars Heather 2012
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I think the Paulians will pack Ron's hearings, and not only to show their support for him against the power elite.
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Bill Kristol's disdain for those "kids" at the CPAC conference who handed Ron Paul an sclerotic neocon establishment has given up on the youth vote - even the conservative youth vote - and the future belongs to us Paulians.
Antiwar.com Original Justin Raimondo 2010
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The Paulians are convinced that they can change the party and I think thats what his real goal is.
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The Paulians are convinced that they can change the party and I think thats what his real goal is.
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I've written about this at length in this space, and I won't reiterate the dynamics of the debate except to say that the Paulians get under the skin of the Reasonoids and the Cato-ites for many of the same reasons they're hated by the neoconservatives: principally, their populism.
Antiwar.com Original Justin Raimondo 2010
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