I'm not sure who I'm voting for, but I'm sure not voting for him. Voting for people like him and Ralph Nader only screw up the elections. Vote for someone who's at least electable.
I am non-partisan and cannot vote in primaries; however, I am pushing all my Dem friends to vote for Obama and Republican friends/family to vote for Paul.
For the election they can vote however they want, but I try to make the point that there needs to be a change in the attitude that some have of being locks for the nom. I want them all to sweat it out a bit, fortunately, most do agree.
I get that you are riding with Paul. :smile:ewll me the change you think we need..!! i agree we need change but the word has been spewed by every single candidate way to much and ron paul is truely the only one that really will implement change..
saying we need to change healthcare or we need to change govt spending doesnt say anything... i can say im gunna change a pile of sasquatch shit into diamonds but the key is HOW am i gunna do it.
I get that you are riding with Paul. :smile:
I am at heart a libertarian, and Paul so far is really speaking to my basic beliefs. However, he is a politician and I do keep that in mind, no matter how much I like his message. He is working the change angle as much as anyone else, difference is, he is not hinting about his methods of change or throwing a general "change" slogans out there and hoping it hits everyone. Rather, Paul is actually proposing radical and sweeping changes, that no other major party candidate has the balls to discuss. Love him! Not sure I will ultimately vote for him, a bit more time and research is needed.
What do you mean, "mudslinging machinery"? The guy who wrote that article isn't running for any office, so he's obviously not threatened - and I've seen articles about this same thing from Ron Paul from as far back as May of 2006.
I dont read his posts anymore
Didn't you read Primary Colors?