And of universal health care is a communist program, what have you to say of George W. Bush's prescription drug plan? Has Bush taken one step to end the federal department of education? No he hasn't and neither would John McCain. The US economy needs less government programs, lower government taxes and an end to bombing and occupying other countries. Modern day liberal policies that tax and spend will come to an end, the only question is how it is going to end, with lots of inflation or with a return to practical economic policies like those espoused by Ron Paul. The problem with your comparison to Canada, the UK and France is that none of those countries have to pay for dozens of foreign military bases. Ron Paul has told us that the days of guns and butter are going to end and the only question is how soon, because the US cannot continue to afford both. Have you checked the price of gold is US dollars lately? $900 and up. That isn't a sign that the US economy is doing well?<a class="user" href="http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Gold+standard+Ron+Paul">http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Gold+standard ...</a>
Right on...a differentiation needs to be made. Many are liberal in terms of Federal government power...others are liberal in terms of personal liberty and self autonomy. The same logic can also be applied to the term conservative.
Ron Paul advocates for free competition in currency and a gold standard, does Mike Huckabee?Ron Paul advocates the elimination of the Department of Education, does Mike Huckabee?Ron Paul advocates for the repeal of all gun control laws, does Mike Huckabee?Ron Paul opposes the NAFTA and CAFTA treaties, does Mike Huckabee?Paul Paul asserts that the US Government should obey the US Constitution, does Mike Huckabee?<a class="user" href="http://www.google.com/search?q=Champion+of+the+Con">http://www.google.com/search?q=Champion+of+the+Con</a> ...I am happy to hear that you are a Ron Paul supporter and I hope that you do some reading and learn that there is a world of difference between Ron Paul and Mike Huckabee.
Closed AccountFeb 13, 2008
I see someone (subby) took the "don't include Ron Paul's name in the Title or Summary" trick to heart.
teichenauerFeb 13, 2008
I vote for John McCain is a vote for four more years of George W. Bush policies, an occupation of Iraq for 100 years, four more years of the Federal Reserve playing the public for fools over changes to the interest rates and ever continuing inflation - now that is something I am not looking forward to. I shudder to think of how high the price of gold might go if John "Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran" McCain is elected.<a class="user" href="http://www.5yearstoomany.org/">http://www.5yearstoomany.org/</a><a class="user" href="http://whoishillaryclinton.name/">http://whoishillaryclinton.name/</a><a class="user" href="http://christinesmithforpresident.com/">http://christinesmithforpresident.com/</a><a class="user" href="http://www.runcynthiarun.org/">http://www.runcynthiarun.org/</a>One day, standard Republican/Democrat scare tactics are going to stop working. I think that day has arrived.
teichenauerFeb 13, 2008
And of universal health care is a communist program, what have you to say of George W. Bush's prescription drug plan? Has Bush taken one step to end the federal department of education? No he hasn't and neither would John McCain. The US economy needs less government programs, lower government taxes and an end to bombing and occupying other countries. Modern day liberal policies that tax and spend will come to an end, the only question is how it is going to end, with lots of inflation or with a return to practical economic policies like those espoused by Ron Paul. The problem with your comparison to Canada, the UK and France is that none of those countries have to pay for dozens of foreign military bases. Ron Paul has told us that the days of guns and butter are going to end and the only question is how soon, because the US cannot continue to afford both. Have you checked the price of gold is US dollars lately? $900 and up. That isn't a sign that the US economy is doing well?<a class="user" href="http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Gold+standard+Ron+Paul">http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Gold+standard ...</a>
felman87Feb 13, 2008
sure, just as long as you aren't shooting people
brettzwoFeb 13, 2008
Right on...a differentiation needs to be made. Many are liberal in terms of Federal government power...others are liberal in terms of personal liberty and self autonomy. The same logic can also be applied to the term conservative.
teichenauerFeb 13, 2008
Ron Paul advocates for free competition in currency and a gold standard, does Mike Huckabee?Ron Paul advocates the elimination of the Department of Education, does Mike Huckabee?Ron Paul advocates for the repeal of all gun control laws, does Mike Huckabee?Ron Paul opposes the NAFTA and CAFTA treaties, does Mike Huckabee?Paul Paul asserts that the US Government should obey the US Constitution, does Mike Huckabee?<a class="user" href="http://www.google.com/search?q=Champion+of+the+Con">http://www.google.com/search?q=Champion+of+the+Con</a> ...I am happy to hear that you are a Ron Paul supporter and I hope that you do some reading and learn that there is a world of difference between Ron Paul and Mike Huckabee.