It’s a shame the morally bankrupt Republican party has John McCain to offer the American people, here is a real American who foresaw the mess we’re in now, from the House’s official website:
Congressman Ron Paul
U.S. House of Representatives
July 16, 2002 continue reading...
If Joe Lieberman (allegedly, an Independent Democrat - whatever that means) can cross the aisle and endorse John McCain, then I for one am hoping that Republican - and staunch defender of the Constitution - Ron Paul will return the favor and endorse Democratic candidate Barack Obama. It’s not that crazy:
Having a Republican win the upcoming presidential election is “secondary” for Paul who is more interested in defending the Constitution, having the country go in what he considers the right direction, having a sound currency, and achieving balanced budgets. Paul parts ways with McCain over McCain’s support for the Iraq war, his approach to U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East and his willingness to spend federal dollars to support military operations in Iraq. continue reading...
Yeah, right. From CNN via Daily Kos:
CNN has learned that top staff members of Rudy Giuliani’s presidential campaign were asked to work without pay for the month of January, and perhaps longer, so that campaign resources could be focused on the Florida Republican presidential primary. continue reading...
If you wanted a greater sign that American politics is broken, consider the following:
regardless of who wins the Democratic and Republican conventions, it is very possible that 2008’s Elections will bring out two very viable Independents: continue reading...
Ron Paul explaining why oil hits $100 - in 2007
Ron Paul against Iraq invasion - in 2002 continue reading...
Dr. Ron Paul is CRAZY. And that’s why he should be the next president of the USA: continue reading...
“Iraq is not Nazi Germany,” says Congressman Ron Paul to CNN’s Wolf Blitzer, “and besides, I thought it was Hitler that caused World War II, not the American people, who opposed going in.”
Senator and fellow presidential candidate John McCain confuses “isolationism” and “non-intervention,” says Paul. “I advocate non-intervention: Not getting involved in the internal affairs of other nations, and not pretending a country like Iraq is equivalent to Nazi Germany.” continue reading...
