May 21, 2007

Maybe Ron Paul will help the GOP remember what it used to be about (before the religious whackos took over)

Watch this Ron Paul dorm-room interview series and enjoy. Four more reasons why Ron Paul is catching fire on the internet and sticking it to the GOP establishment. Could you imagine McCain or Rudy having the imagination to do a doom-room youtube interview?

You know it doesn't matter how many millions Romney and McCain have. The internet and youtube are the great levelers. And RP is breaking out.

Even if he doesn't win I hope he stays in the race all the way to the convention. He may remind the GOP of the party it used to be. Small government. Low taxes. Rational foreign policy. Live and let live. Government off the backs of the people.

In other words, nothing like the GOP of today, a party that I don't even recognize anymore.

60 comments:

Anonymous said...

In the meantime China invests $3 billion in private equity firm Blackstone Group. Evidently the M&A activity is just too hot for the Chinese to pass up. Or, their reserves are just too great for the Blackstone Group not to want to get them involved in the market Ponzi scheme. Afterall, think what China's trillion dollar reserves could do to positions Blackstone Group already holds.

Anonymous said...

He'll finish in 8th plavce, ahead of Dunacn Hunter, just behind Tom Tancredo with all 3 combined getting 1% of the vote.

You are dreaming if you think otherwise.

Anonymous said...

Close up the borders. Stop trade. Take an isolationist position. Drastically reduce military spending, after all who would ever want to hurt us?

That worked wonders in the 1930s, right? Boy, those were the days!! Let's elect Ron Paul and do it again since this time it will be different.

How about you all take a day off from reading blogs and read a history book instead.

Anonymous said...

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

Seriously, I like this guy but if he is serious about this he needs something a little more excting than discussing Austrian School economics. I actually studied Hayek and even I was about to fall asleep by that monotone speaking style of Dr. Paul's.

Like it or not folks, politics is about sizzle, not steak and Ron Paul has no sizzle.

blogger said...

Do we want competence or do we want flash?

Bush had the latter and now the middle east is in flames, our country is heading toward insolvency and our fake economy is about to fall off of a cliff

Clinton had both and the country ran pretty well (forget about BJs)

Bush 1 had the former and none of the latter - did OK

Reagan had both

Carter had neither

Ford had neither

Nixon had neither

Anonymous said...

keith said...
Do we want competence or do we want flash?

Bush had the latter and now the middle east is in flames, our country is heading toward insolvency and our fake economy is about to fall off of a cliff

Clinton had both and the country ran pretty well (forget about BJs)


Things ran well with Bubba after 1995 with a Rep congress. Things ran well with Reagan with a Dem Congress. Carter was a disaster with a Dem congress.

You see a pattern here? As long as we have divided government things will be OK. We don't need a nutjob like Ron Paul.

As for the middle east in flames, you cannot be that naive Keith. When has the middle east NOT been in flames? Fake economy? Whatever dude. Just because we don't have union member slobs making $50 an hour anymore doesn't mean it's a fake economy. Those union slobs should never have been making that much to begin with and their $11 an hour new job is more along the lines of what their true value is. Much like Phoenix housing in 2005 vs. 2007.

Anonymous said...

Religious whackos?

Anyone who now goes to church or believes in God is a religious whackos?

Well, better that than god-less atheist communists...

Marky Mark

blogger said...

Yeah, there are no church-going folks in the Dem or Rep camps who believe in separation of church and state I guess

"Religious Whackos" who want the government to enforce and promote their religion are dangerous.

Separation of church and state works best. Without it, you get the mess that we have on our hands today

Meanwhile, for the religious whacko crowd who doesn't get that, we may get our first mormon (romney) or our first jew (bloomberg) as president. Would you like to see either of them promote their religion from the highest office? Or try to put laws in place that does that?

Didn't think so.

Politics and religion do not mix.

Anonymous said...

You count yourselves that you can vote for somebody like Ron Paul.

My American friends......don't blow it this time and vote for Hillary or Guliani (who speaks for the dead from 911 for some strange reason....who gave him that right ?)

Three things Ron Paul has :
1) Army Vet. How many of the candidates can say that ?

2) Is as close to libertarinasm as your gonna get.

3) Tell's it exactly as it is.

You'd be doing the world a favour if you vote him into power.

Go Ron Paul !!!!

Anonymous said...

"Close up the borders. Stop trade. Take an isolationist position. Drastically reduce military spending, after all who would ever want to hurt us?


How about you taking your head out of your ass for once.... I know it's difficult for you to do without your mommy's help.

Anonymous said...

It is a nice sounding theory that when you separate the Christian Church from the state, you get stability, but it does not pass the common sense test.

For instance, I know it is the first words out of any atheist mouth when you try to talk with them about Jesus, “Explain the Inquisition," and “Look how evil the church was!" and "Look what they did in the name of Jesus!"

It is true that about 500 years ago, Christian fanatics killed about 10,000 people over a 100 year time period (about 100/year) in the name of the Roman Catholic church. It is a shame on the record of an organization that claims to be promoting the ministry of Christ. Now compare this record to the example of the countries that have officially done away with religion. To the countries that have outright banned religion and imprisoned those who try to practice it (the ultimate test of the theory of separation of church and state).

Yes, I am talking about Communist countries. In the Communist Manifesto, Engel and Marx declared, "Communism abolishes all religion." In my father's lifetime, the numbers of people that officially atheist countries have murdered in the name of no-religion is staggering; the USSR slaughtered 20 million, China slaughtered 10 million, Communist Cambodia slaughtered 2 million, Communist North Korea has/continues to murder untold numbers, Communist Cuba has/continues to murder untold numbers, the list goes on.

The grand total is over 50 million dead in the last 80-year time span (over 600,000/year). Even comparing the worst time of "Christian Persecution" to an average time of a just one country that has officially and forcefully separated church and state, the conclusion is obvious: Christianity has a huge calming influence on government.

Marky Mark

Anonymous said...

"...Ron Paul is catching fire on the internet and sticking it to the GOP establishment."

When he gets more than 1% in a scientific poll, maybe I'll start to pay attention.

Anonymous said...

Ron Paul is anti-abortion, you don't think his religion has anything to do with that do you QWEEFIE?

Anonymous said...

i never liked ROSIE, but she is talking about Ron Paul!!!

http://blog.lewrockwell.com/lewrw/archives/013064.html

Anonymous said...

The reason the Ron Paul will never be president:

To paraphrase Alexander Tytler (or at least words attributed to him), the public has already discovered that it can vote itself largesse from the public treasury.

Too many people and organizations are addicted to federal dollars. The Republic will collapse from loose fiscal policy before federal spending can be curtailed in any meaningful way.

Another great quote from Mark Steyn:

"In National Review recently, I took issue with that line Gerald Ford always uses to ingratiate himself with conservative audiences: 'A government big enough to give you everything you want is big enough to take away everything you have.' Actually, you run into trouble long before that point: A government big enough to give you everything you want still isn't big enough to get you to give anything back."

Anonymous said...

Atheists have a problem. Secularism hasn’t produced much historically and is fairly unappealing. When it has had charge of a cultural, it has either killed millions in brutal states nobody would imitate or committed demographic suicide in dead end socialist Western Europe. There since the 1960’s secularists have manged to shoot through centuries of accumulated cultural confidence and capital in just under five decades.

Anonymous said...

itulip features an interview with Ron Paul today on its main page.

It's frickin' fantistic.

http://www.itulip.com

Anonymous said...

He delivered 4000 babies, lived in Pennsylvania, thinks YouTube is cool and likes college kids.

Yup he's qualified to be preident.

Anonymous said...

"religious whackos"

First of all realize that just because Bu$h says he's Christian, doesn't mean that he is. So you're being pretty ignorant to assume we're all "whackos".

The goal of BushCo is OIL, not religion. A warped view of religion is just the tool they use to deceive, just like Constantine did in the Roman empire. Some of the true Christians were deceived into helping him build his empire. History repeats itself.

Anonymous said...

Like it or not folks, politics is about sizzle, not steak and Ron Paul has no sizzle.
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Is that so? You're telling us Jimmy Carter had sizzle? George H.W. Bush? George Dubya Bush? Nixon? Eisenhower?

Anonymous said...

Why associate pro-life with the Christian Right ?

I think Ron Paul is a pro-lifer because he looks at it totally from a doctor's and libertarians point of view......

The man has delivered over 4000 babies....I'm pretty sure he can define when a baby is human being with the rights that older human beings have.

Anyway he has said many a time that it should not be a federal matter but a state matter.........which I totally agree with......

BTW you Americans don't know what a wonderful constitution you have......which George Bush and the rest of his neo-cons regard as a rag.....

Who was it that said "The goverment should fear the people, not the people the government"........so true.....and the only man who represents this both from the left and the right side is Ron Paul.

Anonymous said...

Separation of church and state works best.
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It is good, to be sure. But we should be clear about what we mean by it.

Murder is illegal, pretty much everywhere. Is that a law based on church-based ideas? Not really, because all sane, resonable people can easily agree that you shouldn't be able to go out and kill someone if you feel like it. It so happens that one of the Ten Commandments says, "Thou shalt not kill".

Now then, pro-abortion people like to say that pro-lifers are "religious kooks", but is the desire to defend a defenseless, voiceless fetus necessarily a religious idea?

From what I've seen on this blog, only a small handful of the bloggers have the mental/moral clarity to answer this question coherently.

Anonymous said...

First of all realize that just because Bu$h says he's Christian, doesn't mean that he is. So you're being pretty ignorant to assume we're all "whackos".
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Right. And plenty of Christians who believe Dubya is sincere in his faith, also believe that he is deeply mistaken in his power-mad, stubborn behavior.

Subscribing to one particular faith or another does not make you perfect, and people within one religion or religious denomination frequently disagree with each other on all kinds of topics, believe it or not.

I know Christian counselors who describe Dubya as "dry drunk". He may have kicked alcohol cold turkey, but he is drunk on power and his own brand of swaggering, macho "I'll make the evildoers tremble in their boots at the mention of my name" wrong-headed thinking.

He's really quite a sick, mentally challenged man.

He of all people need a Savior, that's for sure.

Anonymous said...

I don't think the 'dominionism*' folks took over - I'm getting the impression the GOP cynically used them (the religious right) to get elected using weird pointless wedge issues (flag burning, stem cells et al). The problem with this is fundamentalism has an ugly habit of turning against the political process it formerly supported (see happy times Middle East). This may come back to bite everyone in the behind: Fascism cloaked in religious robes - how delightfully hypocritical don’t you agree?

*Look it up – pretty scary stuff!

Anonymous said...

Marky mark, you're stupid. Communists have done nothing wrong. They give everyone free health care like in Cuba. Communists are so popular they are elected with margins of 99.99% every election in North Korea and Cuba. And I know for a fact those election results are clean because Jimmy Carter told me so.

Anonymous said...

I'm starting to figure out why HP sees 35% housing price drops when reality says 2% drops. You see Ron Paul as the next president when in reality he's being outpolled by Sam Brownback.

Des Moines Register 5/21:

34% of likely straw poll attendees support Romney, reflecting his overall support among Iowa Republicans." Rudy Giuliani is second at 16%. Sen. John McCain is third with 15%


Fox News Poll:
Rudy Giuliani 24%
John McCain 17
Mitt Romney 9
Fred Thompson 8
Newt Gingrich 6
Sam Brownback 2
Ron Paul 1


Gallup Poll

Rudy Giuliani 29
John McCain 23
Fred Thompson 12
Mitt Romney 8
Newt Gingrich 6
Sam Brownback 2
Ron Paul 0



Give it up crackpots.

Anonymous said...

No mention here of the news article (propaganda,misinformation,spin,
war baiting,lies,distortions)about the report that the U.S Geological surveys finding a trillion barrals of oil in public lands in the rockies, guess if its true,that a find of more oil than all the mideasts kings oil has to be hidden, till the bribes to the politicans, and the theft of the missing ? land deeds are accomplished by those who puppet govt for their private benefit as the rape of the sheeple

Anonymous said...

Wonder if your hero practices what he preaches. He's against trade, yet I'll bet he has foreign mande products in his home. He's against "illegal" immigration yet I doubt he cuts his own lawn in Texas.

Anonymous said...

Guys, Guys, Guys,

Forget about it!

OBAMA 08...

RayNLA

Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...
I'm starting to figure out why HP sees 35% housing price drops when reality says 2% drops. You see Ron Paul as the next president when in reality he's being outpolled by Sam Brownback.

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Ha ha ha! Nice try. Reality says that you are a crack-smoking, Ramen-eating realtwhore.

Houses prices have verifiably and irrefutably fallen so very much more than 2%, that to say they've fallen only 2% is like saying "The Pope ain't Catholic" and trying to get people to believe that.

Anonymous said...

He's down to 45 seconds and counting folks.

Anonymous said...

Brief Overview of Congressman Paul’s Record

He has never voted to raise taxes.

He has never voted for an unbalanced budget.

He has never voted for a federal restriction on gun ownership.

He has never voted to raise congressional pay.

He has never taken a government-paid junket.

He has never voted to increase the power of the executive branch.

He voted against the Patriot Act.

He voted against regulating the Internet.

He voted against the Iraq war.

He does not participate in the lucrative congressional pension program.

He returns a portion of his annual congressional office budget to the U.S. treasury every year.

Congressman Paul introduces numerous pieces of substantive legislation each year, probably more than any single member of Congress.

Anonymous said...

Three things Ron Paul has :
1) Army Vet. How many of the candidates can say that ?

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Correction, he was a US Air Force flight surgeon.

Please do your research more carefully, folks.

Anonymous said...

Fox News Poll:
Rudy Giuliani 24%
John McCain 17
Mitt Romney 9
Fred Thompson 8
Newt Gingrich 6
Sam Brownback 2
Ron Paul 1

Gallup Poll

Rudy Giuliani 29
John McCain 23
Fred Thompson 12
Mitt Romney 8
Newt Gingrich 6
Sam Brownback 2
Ron Paul 0

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Those numbers are utterly bogus; not even a good try.

Very weak disinformation campaign there, tiger.

Anonymous said...

I think government should just stop doing things, that is why gridlock is probably the preferable system.

Anonymous said...

The anti-Ron Paul camp here is at best misinformed and at worst may be purposely disingenuous. Ron Paul is NOT an isolationist. He believes in non-Intervention. In other words, we do not have the authority to meddle in other people's countries.

Ron Paul wants:
- smaller government (eliminate the massive bureaucracies in DC)
- abolish the IRS
- abolish the Federal Reserve (the root cause of this housing bubble)

Ron Paul believes that you and I are adults and are perfectly capable of taking care of ourselves without a paternal government telling us how to run our lives.

Anonymous said...

"Wonder if your hero practices what he preaches. He's against trade, yet I'll bet he has foreign mande products in his home. He's against "illegal" immigration yet I doubt he cuts his own lawn in Texas."

- He's not against trade, he is FOR open and honest trade.
- I doubt he cuts his own lawn too, but LEGAL lawn care services do exist.

Anonymous said...

Keith, have you noticed all these anti-Ron Paul posts? None state any facts. They all attempt to smear and emotionalize. Not a single one states a concrete factual reason against Ron Paul. The best arguments they've come up with so far:
- we're dreaming
- Paul is an isolationist who want to hurt us
- we don't read history books
- he doesn't have sizzle
- he's a nutjob

Ron Paul wins nearly every online poll, showing he has STRONG grassroots support.

The power structure is threatened (just look at the ridiculous anti-Ron Paul attacks in the media and this thread).

PEOPLE: This is our chance to take back our Republic. As Thomas Jefferson originally envisioned.

Anonymous said...

well fox news seems to be pushing their golden boy, the italian stallion from new york, rudi, the crossdresser giuliani....they are not even putting ron paul's numbers up on their internet site....whatever......this is to be expected.....so now the network that is fair and balanced is seen for what it really is....and their conservative credentials if they ever had any, are now a thing of the past, as the people see what they really are all about......

Anonymous said...

When has the middle east NOT been in flames?


true, but why is that? what difference does it make to americans?

is it in our national interest to be fighting over there and if it is, could you tell me what that is please....

Anonymous said...

meanwhile, for the religious whacko crowd who doesn't get that, we may get our first mormon (romney) or our first jew (bloomberg) as president.


well not really. we had had many jews as prsidents...it is not something unique....

Anonymous said...

I know Christian counselors who describe Dubya as "dry drunk". He may have kicked alcohol cold turkey, but he is drunk on power and his own brand of swaggering, macho "I'll make the evildoers tremble in their boots at the mention of my name" wrong-headed thinking.


i think he is still hitting it. and never quit....and maybe other things too.......i don't think he is a christian man. hiw works say otherwise. bush maybe jewish. this would account for many things that he does....

Anonymous said...

Gallup Poll

Rudy Giuliani 29
John McCain 23
Fred Thompson 12
Mitt Romney 8
Newt Gingrich 6
Sam Brownback 2
Ron Paul 0

well the rulers have spoken. their man is giuliani. he is a closet queen and if gets in office, he will be easy to control because of his inherit proclivities...and he will do exactly what the jews want him to do just like he did when he was mayor of new york......with him, they get no surprises....he is scumbag of the lowest sort and would make a terrible president......but a great president for the hidden elites out there.....so what else is new.?

Anonymous said...

compromise is what got us in the mess we are in......compromise does not work. you have to have a man with character to have this job. the Bible speaks of the devil going around making noises like a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour.......but it speaks of God, the Creator of all things as speaking with a still small voice......so i ask you.......who has the real power? the compromisers of this world show you flash and the same old stuff we have seen for a hundred years, yet someone comes along and speaks in a still small voice to us about honor, and integrity and justice and we cannot hear him. why is that? why can't we hear him? i say to you this. if we do not elect this man as president or at least make a strong effort to do so, we have seen the last of a once great nation and this is before us now, right now......so look around......whatever freedoms you have, will disappear soon with any of the other candidates on the dais.....this election is a sham.....i don't know about any of you, but i am tired of voting for the lessor of two evils....i am sick of it.......if this thing we do called voting does not work, then i ask you , why? why doesn't it work? perhaps it never has worked in our favor....and perhaps it never will, under the police state we now live in....as i have said, this is the last hurrah......either we make this thing work or we can forget it.....it is that simple......it is that important.......

Anonymous said...

Wow, I guess with fuk tards like this on the loose in the general populace Ron doesn't have a chance. You can have the best product in the world, and it would make the world a better place, but if it takes some kind of mental fortitude to use it - the American populace with fight it.

Unbelievable, Dr. Paul makes a crystal clear message that is spot on and is all about reality and logic and facts and history. And even then when he connects the dots, tards united will not get it and call him a crack pot. I guess Bush is the answer or the other crap the elephant spews out of his ass in the form of a fake conservative. Unreal....what you want another 8 years of this?? I really hope a depression and a civil war break out in the US, just so I can see these feeble minded goofs tremble at their own stupidity. We get to see it now with the greed and stupidity the housing mess made, I guess now we get to see what happens to a Country inhabited by fuk tard morons who can be lead to water but can't drink. I think you all must purposely misread his opinions, or are trying to imbecile up the message on purpose to be trolls...at least I hope so for your own sake.

Fing sad and pathetic....

Anonymous said...

raynla said...
Guys, Guys, Guys,

Forget about it!

OBAMA 08...

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Not an ice cube's chance in hell. Have you seen his wife? One look/listen at/to her, with her nasty chip-on-the-shoulder attitude, and your skin crawls at her being our next First Lady.

Obama is unelectable, period.

Anonymous said...

Those numbers are utterly bogus; not even a good try.

Very weak disinformation campaign there, tiger.

May 21, 2007 7:41 PM


Whatever you say Spanky. You keep believing Ron Paul has any support aside from the far right fringes in HPland.

Gallup is bogus. Rasmussen is bogus. CNN is bogus. Fox news is bogus. Every poll is bogus except the online polls conduced by bloggers.

Sure thing Spanky.

Anonymous said...

According to HP:

- house prices have fallen by 40% in California and will fall another 40% by year end

- gold will be $5000 in no time

- hyperinflation is under way

- a great depression is already happening (amazingly enough with hyperinflation occuring at the same time)

- peak oil is here

And you loons wonder why your golden boy Ron Paul is a joke outside of the blogging world

Anonymous said...

God, religious nuts are such kooks.

Equating secularism to communism. What ding-a-lings. You guys do know that your "bring on the end times" war isn't going so hot for us, right?

Oh yeah, I guess the hundreds of millions of people murdered in religious wars (including the present one in the Middle East) don't count for some strange reason.

And yeah, those secularists certainly cannot create a state of living anywhere near the utopias that religious areas such as Iran, Saudi Arabia and rural Alabama have achieved. Paradises in comparison to secular hellholes like Sweden or San Francisco.

Anonymous said...

Ron Paul wants to abolish all federal spending. OK great.

Who needs the FAA? The pilots will figure it all out on their own.

Who needs interstate highways? We'll build our own private highways instead.

Who needs the military? Nobody would ever want to do us harm.

Who needs national parks? We'll let developers build high rise condos at Yellowstone.

Who needs the FBI? We have no serious crime in the US.

Who needs the Border Patrol?

Who needs the coast guard?

That's right we don't need a federal government.

Anonymous said...

http://tinyurl.com/2wtorg

Bill Maher "gets it"!

Anonymous said...

"Secularism hasn’t produced much historically and is fairly unappealing."

Washington, Jefferson, and Franklin were pro secular. Europe today secular and is slowly but surely moving towards majority atheism with some western european/scandinavian countries being as much as 40%+ atheist today. They aren't committing massacres in Sweden and Finland last time I checked. This whole 'Stalin was an atheist and he killed millions of people' is a canard used by Ann Coulter zombies without critical thinking skills. That's like saying Stalin had a mustache and he killed millions, therefore people with mustaches are immoral. Morality does not necessitate theism and vice versa. Religious organizations have fought tooth and nail to keep humanity in the dark ages and believing such drivel as the sun revolving around the earth and the earth being flat. Religious organizations are anti-science. Secularism is pro-science. Push comes to shove, believe me, science wins. Even Pope John Paul II went scurrying to to his doctors and men of science to keep him alive. One way or another you too will bow down to science as your true saviour and put away such childish superstitions like believing in the tooth fairy and a white bearded man living in a clouds.

Anonymous said...

FLASH:

Due to all the online buzz from communists like Keith, Ron Paul just doubled his poll numbers to 0.004%!! Keep up the good work guys, at this rate he'll be cracking single digits by July.

Good luck with all that.

Anonymous said...

What's a shame about this opportunity is, that the College interviewer felt that he had to ask Ron to dummy-up his words. Too f'n sad..... Bring lawyers guns and money.....

Anonymous said...

Ron Paul wants to abolish all federal spending. OK great.

Who needs the FAA? The pilots will figure it all out on their own.

Who needs interstate highways? We'll build our own private highways instead.

Who needs the military? Nobody would ever want to do us harm.

Who needs national parks? We'll let developers build high rise condos at Yellowstone.

Who needs the FBI? We have no serious crime in the US.

Who needs the Border Patrol?

Who needs the coast guard?

That's right we don't need a federal government.


With comprehension skills like this I am amazed you can chew gum and breathe, let alone type and operate a computer on the internet's. If this isn't an argument for evolution I don't know what is....look at the amazing monkey type! You sir need to wipe the spit off your monitor Lee Harvey, and then roll up that GWB Poster and get in check with reality....good luck!

Let us all pray that Americans on the whole are not this gullible and stupid to make up their own facts. It must be hard going through life with people shaking their heads and rolling their eyes every time you voice an opinion, or understanding simple direction from a boss or others...since you can't digest what Ron Paul says....sad.

RJ said...

Okay, as I have said numerous times to those who insist Congressman Paul is a crackpot.
1. How are any of the other candidates addressing a 50 trillion dollar debt?
2. How are any of the other candidates addressing the fact that the GAO, CBO and the Federal reserve ( St. Louis branch ) have all stated or come out with reports stating that the U.S. is now insolvent?
3. What do the other candidates see as viable benchmarks for success in Iraq while the debt meter runs faster and faster and more American lives are lost?
4. How can the other candidates demonstrate that huge government bureaucracies like the Department of Homeland Security have actually given the taxpayer their money's worth considering the country's rapidly deteriorating financial condition?
5. How have the other candidates addressed the coming entitlement melt down?
6. How have the other candidates addressed the need to keep the executive branch within the confines of the Constitution so that accountability to the taxpayer through Congress is maintained?
I hear a great deal of criticism of RP but nobody has offered an alternative that will make a long term difference to this country. All the other candidates are offering the same old tired rhetoric which simply tells me that they can offer no solutions, no real leadership, and no hope. I fear our Republic is near its end. As is usually the case, a Republic ends with weak, corrupt leadership. And in a democratic republic the people get the government they deserve. So the rest of you can support the next political whore who wins your party's primary and then continues to take this country down. 46% or 0%, I'll stick with RP.

Anonymous said...

This says it all:

http://tinyurl.com/2cjfsm

A true giant amongst insects.

Anonymous said...

With comprehension skills like this I am amazed you can chew gum and breathe, let alone type and operate a computer on the internet....


well many people cannot bring themselve to admit that they do not need big government.......it is like a drug......once you get hooked, it is hard to get off of it......they cannot see the big picture because they have been slaves for so long. they must be retaught the things that men and women knew in the 1700's in this country....these are the kinds of people we must become again....and shall.....

Anonymous said...

including the present one in the Middle East...

the war in the middle east is not a religious war.........no war has ever been a religious war....oh historians may say some war is of a religious nature, but all wars have been fought over things that had nothing to do with matters of faith...

Anonymous said...

Ron Paul does NOT want to abolish all federal spending. He wants to return the federal government to the role originally designed in the Constitution: a weak force helping to organize a collection of powerful sovereign states.

Your examples: FAA, Interstate highways, national parks, FBI, Border Patrol, Coast Guard, and a defensive military (as opposed to an offensive military) can all easily be paid for through Constitutional federal taxes (not income taxes).


One-size-fits-all government cannot work. For example: abortion should be decided by the states. Nearly all of our "controversial" issues can be solved by leaving the decisions up to the individual communities (states). We are perfectly capable of running our own lives without a federal government telling us what we can and cannot do.