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Comment on Ron Paul 2012 by Mike

Mike — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 20:59:02 +0000

The thing I admire about Ron Paul is that is is not like the typical politician described in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MZCHjGkTPg&feature=related

He has had the same message for years — freedom and choice, protect life and treat others as you want to be treated. That is refreshing in today’s self-centered era of sound-bite politicians.

Comment on Rick Santelli Takes on the Establishment by angela Hoffman

angela Hoffman — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 04:23:38 +0000

Earl Ofari Hutchinson will be asking the question on his show. Why do so many people like Ron Paul? Saturday, January 28, 2012 90.7 KPFK 12-1p PST

Comment on Rick Santelli Takes on the Establishment by Alphonse Ponzillo

Alphonse Ponzillo — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 18:51:08 +0000

The three most aggressive opponents to our American Civil Society are military, economical and political. Barack Obama and Mitt Romney will pursue the present dialogue concerning these three most aggressive opponents of our civilian American disasters. Ron Paul will not pursue the present dialogue concerning our three most American aggressive civilian disasters and Ron Paul will not pursue the dialogue of Mitt Romney or Barack Obama. The vote of the American Civilian Society is the only shelter the American Civilian Society will offer to itself the ‘ American Civilian Society’, to replace the confiscation of the economic fractures and the political isolation that has evolved from the administration of Bill Clinton to the present administration of Barack Obama. Mitt Romney does not recognise the economic fractures or the political isolation the American Civilian Society and does not give a reference of his concern to remedy this dilemma. The Ron Paul vote of the American Civilian Society is the existence of peace. The hope of nations to obtain an international peaceful existence will be defeated with the election of Mitt Romney or the re-election of Barack Obama. This ‘for ever war’ message to the international community will instill the ‘hate’ thought of the American Civilian Society that will destroy all respect and concern for the United States political and civilian values and respect for american life. Recognise the difference Ron Paul represents to our American Civilian Society! Recognise the respect Ron Paul represents to the international community !

Comment on Ron Paul on the Health Care Bill by theflyingkiwi

theflyingkiwi — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 23:54:26 +0000

Anyone who pays taxes, even if they are 16, should be able to vote. This notion that a 17 year old who pays taxes is not mature enough to vote is simply ridiculous. College students are ridiculously irresponsible, yet can still vote. I am 16, and I would be a responsible voter.

Comment on Ron Paul 2012 by theflyingkiwi

theflyingkiwi — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 23:51:11 +0000

I LOVE the first ad. I really believe this man could bring America together again. He is supported by both my dad (a democrat) and my aunt (a Republican)! He is America’s last honest politician.

Comment on Kent Snyder, RIP by paris hilton

paris hilton — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 01:18:56 +0000

RIP, I know you are looking down on the campaign this year and hopefully can help Ron win this year.

Comment on Ron Paul 2012 by Louis DeCola, Jr.

Louis DeCola, Jr. — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 17:29:13 +0000

Ron Paul could win the Nobel Peace Prize if elected according to a recent article in The Hygiology Post (www.hygiologypost.com). The analysis was based upon an approach that is apparently familiar in law : relying on predictable outcome as evidence for intent. Which 2012 Presidential Candidate, if elected to the Presidency, do you believe would be most likely to win the Nobel Peace Prize and why ?

Comment on Ron Paul 2012 by Egilz

Egilz — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 21:43:25 +0000

I’m a 22 year old from California and my step-mom asked me an interesting question this morning that I wasn’t able to answer. While my parents claim to be libertarians, they are still reluctant to fully back Paul. She was concerned about Paul’s plan to cut government programs in order to restore our economy.

I began by telling her that cutting overseas spending and bringing the troops home would vastly reduce our spending. Hiring contractors to build embassies and military compounds around the world is pointless; it just adds to our debt and puts our soldiers in needless danger (my step-mom had nothing to say to this)

But then she said, “what about cutting the government programs, all those people will be out of work, and getting a job is already hard enough. What will happen to them?” To which I had to ponder. ‘well I suppose it’s their own fault for being part of a program that hurts American citizens’? No, I just couldn’t see Dr. Paul responding like that, so I am posting her question here in hopes that someone who is more informed than I can help her and I understand.

**Regardless of what the answer is, I am a devout Ron Paul supporter and will be voting for him in the Republican Primary.

Comment on Ron Paul 2012 by Brent Pittman

Brent Pittman — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 18:30:42 +0000

Both the Republican and Democrat parties are going in the wrong direction. To SAVE the US entrepreneurial ranking, credit rating, stock market, the $, Medicare, Social Security, Medicaid and the police, fire, k-12 public school, library, military, defense and homeland security budgets while CUTTING government spending, debt and present tax rates without causing inflation or high interest rates; both State and Federal parties would be winners if they would compromise with the following strategies:

Create good paying American jobs with good benefits for American citizens by repealing all sales taxes & replace the lost revenue with an import tax/tariff on imported labor (India) & manufactured goods (Mexico and Communist China & Vietnam). Increase the federal income tax deduction from $5700 (2010) to $15000 for American citizens. Increase the IN state income tax exemption for non-dependent adults from $1000 to $5000, up to $15,000; depending on disabilities and age. All standard deductions and exemptions should be adjusted for inflation. Collect an export tax on natural resources/commodities such as coal, oil, natural gas & grains.

Repeal all wealthy individual, business and new development/construction tax incentives such as tax abatement, tax increment financing, grants, deductions, credits, tax free bonds, earmarks and loopholes that are creating poverty wage American jobs or exporting jobs. OR, require these corporate welfare kings to pay a living wage, minimum wage of $15/hour with good benefits; adjusted for inflation. Collect mandatory impact fees (IN code: 36-7-4-1300, only infrastructure today); but, expand the code to collect impact fees for schools, libraries, parks, police and fire. Search for Brent Pittman Brownsburg, IN at flyergroup.com, LinkedIn.com and google.com for more information and details.

Comment on If Only… by coolretirement

coolretirement — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 05:25:49 +0000

Obviously someone forgot what Ross Perot said on his Presidental run in 1992.. However Jerry I think your misunderstood on #3 Everyone understood who the powers that be are. Are you sure about it. I think you need to investigate the Freemasons and their power influences. Really How did Alex Jones Figure out 911 was an inside Job Long before it Happened. Now theres a question these Paulie supporters can ask since Jones is one of his biggest endorsers