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What does he stand for, besides being tough on illegal immigration?
His strong point is that he stands firm on his principles. Though I don't agree with him 100%, at least you know where he stands and what you're getting. As Mark S stated, he's really a Libertarian. He believes in minimal government and individual freedom and responsibility.
I seen one show of him on the news and went directly to his website. I agreed with everything that he said. But im really skeptical of him being anywhere near where Bush is from. It makes me think Texas might have some networked boys down there trying to help out their guys. But from what I read on him he is my presidential candidate. I dont think the media will even give him a thought though. They're to busy movietising the "main" candidates. I will not vote for any of the other candidates that the media keeps pumping up. I probably wont even vote yet again.
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But im really skeptical of him being anywhere near where Bush is from. It makes me think Texas might have some networked boys down there trying to help out their guys.
Ron Paul, unlike George Bush, is actually from Texas. Georege Bush is about as Texan as George Washington.
I think Ron Paul WAS an Independent at one time, but he is a Republican now.
Here is some information on Ron Paul. He is a GOOD man, and so is Tom Tancredo, a fellow republican. Either would make an excellent President.
Ron Paul.........
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from Texas's 14th district
In office
1976–1977; 1979–1985; 1997–present
Preceded by Rob Casey; Bob Gammage; Greg Laughlin
Succeeded by Incumbent
Born August 20, 1935 (age 71)
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Political party Republican
Spouse Carol Paul
Profession Physician
Religion Non-denominational Protestant
Libertarians would have a much better chance at getting their policys passed if they would fold into the republican party where they could actually win some elections!
The Republican party wouldn't accept fully half of thier program - aside from that it's a great idea.
How do democrats feel about Ron Paul? I would like to hear some democratic opinions on him. I know the media isnt going to give anyone but Clinton, Edwards, Obama, McCain, and Giuliana any of ther time. I wont be voting for any of those people so ill probably abstain fom voting once again.
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