Comments on: Ron Paul 2012: When should Ron Paul announce his decision?

By: James Palmer

James Palmer — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 19:16:07 +0000

The sooner the better, in order to re-define and unite the Republican Party. I wrote in Ron Paul on my 2008 ballot, I will vote for him again in 2012 rather than a international bank backed candidate. This nation has lost its integrity through government corruption. Andrew Jackson wisely warned us that the global bankers were far more dangerous than any other threat America faces. Shrinking federal government can be no easy task, but I don’t believe any other potential candidate is more willing to do so. Restore liberty and the free market society. Abolish sexist and racist MWBE and Section8A wealth redistribution policies.

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By: steve

steve — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 19:38:17 +0000

Yes I do understand these days why voters are confused by the front runners for Pres. It seems many of them change like cameleons. When the wind blows one way the change thier views. When it blows the other way again the changes. Ron Paul does not change. Sarah Palin could be like most and become corrupt once she gets there. I would hope not because her history has always been for the people in Alaska. Her book is rather interesting if you haven’t read it. Seems John McCain didn’t have a handle on his own people during the campaign. Sarah’s direction during that campaign was mis directed by Johns people running the show and they
did not work together to get them elected. But McCain probably would have been the old John he has always been in the past. So is their really a difference between the 2 parties? Some, but not enough. What this country needs is a reformist. A president who can reform the system and make alot of changes in politics. Maybe Ron Paul can do that. The Constitution must be adhered to. The Federal Reserve must be audited and exposed for what it is.
That is why Ron Paul would be my choice. Sarah who knows???

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By: DG

DG — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 19:13:33 +0000

I hope you understand that Mitt Romney signed a health care reform bill back in 2006 for Massachusetts which many believe paved the way for Obamas national H/C reform. It included elements such as the (unconstitutional) individual mandate, which requires people to buy health insurance.
This really proves that he is not THAT much different than Obama in policy. And we have also seen that Obama is not THAT much different from Bush or what McCain would have been, TRULY looking at his war policy.

It never ceases to amaze me how people still listen to state run media sources with their 20 second clips for such important issues as voting for our leaders; and just boggles my mind that more people cannot see the obvious truth that neither party is truly distinguishable for the other. It really is just testamony that double speak actually does work and the masses really are just like cattle.

I will say, if more people truly STUDY their candidates before casting a vote; like visiting their web sites, do a quick check on their voting records, stances or history. If every individual voter did that, we might actually get the “change” we need.

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By: Deborah

Deborah — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 20:03:25 +0000

I believed then as I do now, Ron Paul should run for president. I also believe that he has to start right away. I love my country, I love my God. I do not want to loose my freedom to love both. Alot of our problems could be worked on by brainstorming ideas, such as a flat tax, accross state insurance purchasing, immegration, drilling, building more refineries that are up to reasonable environmental code, tax incentives for small and medium size business’ to get them going again, Import taxes to make imported produces more expensive, thus keeping jobs here at home. I believe alot of things should have and could have been handled differently by both parties. I believe we should fire all and start over again in Washington DC to clean out corruption. We pay them, we should beable to fire them for jobs not done well at all. I love the constitution which is the mustard seed of this country. We came here for freedom of religion. Now, government wants to control us like a herd of cattle..Screw that!

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By: jannie

jannie — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 15:17:10 +0000

Ron Knows the Constitution….enough said for a vote.

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By: suzanne

suzanne — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 14:00:28 +0000

What about Mitt Romney? I’ve always thought they’d be a good combo. I think maybe the evangelicals have gotten their fill of Obama that maybe a principled Mormon wouldn’t be such a bad thing.

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By: SS

SS — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 17:07:40 +0000

What we need are paper ballots.

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By: SS

SS — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 17:05:00 +0000

Let’s try it this way.
Please describe the policy differences between Sarah Palin and the neo-cons.

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By: zac

zac — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 16:09:15 +0000

i like Ron Paul with the present amount of holes in his head. he is wayyy too honest for our current livestyle here in this country. he would see the same fate as Kennedy did or King Jr or Lennon (although this commie is a bad example). anyone who wants peace is weak right? and anyone who tells too much truth gets shot in the face.

WE GET THE GOVERNMENT WE DESERVE!

i think our votes should be graded on a curve from a test given before voting to show how much you know or don’t know about current affairs.
(this will eliminate 90% of the idiots who vote)
i.e. obama victories

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By: steve atkinson

steve atkinson — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 11:12:30 +0000

Lindsey I’m with you why do people think bad of Sarah?
What has she done to deserve this critical thought?
Boy the lefty media really sways people in thier thinking.

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