Tuesday, May 08, 2007

Ron Paul - One of the Best Candidates We Have Ever Had

Ron Paul is one of the best candidates we have ever had. I have found some information about him from Digg.com and other sources.

Please spread the word about him because the media isn't doing it. If you are a blogger I highly encourage you to post his videos and show the people they have a real option instead of just choosing a puppet from the left or the puppet from the right.



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.

Ron Paul on the federal reserve

Dorm room interview part 1
Dorm room interview part 4

Announcing his Candidacy for President
The GOP Debate
WMUR questions
Unaffordable war
Dartmouth college interview

AND he's against the North "American" Union

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Is Ron Paul a Democrat or Republican or a man of the people? I think he is a man of the people and I would really like to see him et the Republican nomination. But even "a man of the people" needs the money of the people......So, if the digg groupies really want to see Ron Paul as a viable candidate, start giving up your Starbuck Latte's and send the money to Ron.....He needs $100,000,000.00 to be considered as a viable candidate and to compete in the Presidential race......Wouldn't hurt if he got a new hair style, some new clothes, loosen up a little, hired a public speaking tutor and swung with the Hollywood crowd........other than that, Ronny makes a lot of sense and seems to be admired by the poor not so giving people of America......If you want your candidate to win, you have to support him with more than e-mails to Yahoo and MNSBS.....You ahve to send in Dollars........

Anonymous said...

is ron paul alias obama? he never voted to raise taxes (either did obama), he has never voted for an unbalanced budget (either has obama) he has never voted for a federal restriction on gun ownership (either has obama) he has neer taken a government-paid junket (either has obama) he has never voted to increase the power of he executive branch (either hs obama) he has voted against the patriot act ( so has obama) he voted against regulating the internet (so did obama) he voted against the iraq war (obama opposed it from the beginning)so why not just vote for obama? obama has the youth, the inspiration, the charisma, the charm, the intelligence, the support of almost 40% of the american public...BESIDES "MAMA SAYS VOTE FOR OBAMA"

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As a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Senator Obama has fought to strengthen America's position in the world. Reaching across the aisle, Obama has tackled problems such as preventing the spread of weapons of mass destruction and stopping the genocide in Darfur.


Plan to End the Iraq War
Before the war in Iraq ever started, Senator Obama said that it was wrong in its conception. In 2002, then Illinois State Senator Obama said Saddam Hussein posed no imminent threat to the United States and that invasion would lead to an occupation of undetermined length, at undetermined cost, with undetermined consequences. Since then, Senator Obama has laid out a plan on the way forward in Iraq that has largely been affirmed by the bipartisan Iraq Study Group led by James Baker and Lee Hamilton.

Creating a Healthcare System that Works

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Improving Our Schools

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Protecting Our Homeland

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Immigration and the Border

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Protecting the Right to Vote
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Honoring Our Veterans
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Cleaning Up Washington's Culture of Corruption

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Strengthening Families and Communities

Strong families raise successful children and keep communities together. While Senator Obama does not believe that we can simply legislate healthy families, good parenting skills or economic success, he does believe we can eliminate roadblocks that parents face and provide tools to help them succeed. A husband and father of two, Senator Obama has promoted strong families in the Senate.


Reconciling Faith and Politics

In June of 2006, Senator Obama delivered what was called the most important speech on religion and politics in 40 years. Speaking before an evangelical audience, Senator Obama candidly discussed his own religious conversion and doubts, and the need for a deeper, more substantive discussion about the role of faith in American life.

Anonymous said...

It's very easy to compile a list of things that Obama has "never voted for" because he has ALMOST NO EXPERIENCE at the federal level. He's a first-term Senator, who hasn't had the opportunities, one way or the other, to cast the votes Ron Paul has. Furthermore, he voted for the war, regardless of your (and his) "against it from the beginning" word-game.

Obama is an inexperienced stuffed shirt and a fraud.

Ron Paul is the real deal.

That's why I'm not for Obama and I am for Ron Paul. That's why Ron Paul has such massive grassroots support while Obama needs to be propped up by big-money interests like Oprah.