Let me hear it: Democrats and Liberals on Ron Paul.. (Mexican, Republican)

[WallStreetWarrior]

Here goes one of my first started threads on the CD forums. Topic of discussion is for my personal interest. If there's already a thread on this topic, just point me in the right direction.

Democrats and liberals, I want to know what you think of Republican candidate Ron Paul, in as much or as little detail as you want.

And...go!

[Needaplace]

He is still a Republican, so his views will ultimatley fall short of a good progressive US and World, however he seems to be less in bed with Corporate America. If a Republican is going to win, Id hope it is him

[Floridanative2]

I like him, he seems honest. In DC that is a rare commodity. check out
http://www.city-data.com/forum/polit...president.html

[person]

Still a little too "jesus christ usa" to me, looks less fundie than this current one, but who knows, this current clown didn't show so much fundieness before taking office.

[tablemtn]

Ron Paul actually has political principles, unlike the other candidates. He is an especially strong contrast to Mitt Romney, who flip-flops around more than a Mexican jumping bean.

[NewToCA]

I can't see him appealing to liberals at all. When taking a look at their issues, and their take on many of the Supreme Court decisions the past year, I can't see his lack of federal advocacy being appealing to their issues.

[Hatless Wonder]

I remember what happened last time a republican from Texas was elected president.