To: SirAngus
Ron Paul has a conservative rating of 70 for 2001, 76 for 2000 and only 85 lifetime.
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To: Texasforever
Ron Paul has a conservative rating of 70 for 2001, 76 for 2000 and only 85 lifetime.True, but the ratings are just for a few chosen votes which skews it a bit. Also, one of his votes was against fast track, which is the correct vote IMO.
To: Texasforever
The American Conservative Union are socialists, as can be seen from their ratings system. For example, the American Conservative Union supports federal funding of education.
According to the New American Magazine, Ron Paul is second only to Tom Tancredo in 2001:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/672744/posts?page=39#39
To: Texasforever
Ron Paul has a conservative rating of 70 for 2001, 76 for 2000 and only 85 lifetimePattern: Ron Paul getting less and less conservative as time goes on. By 2005 he should score similar to Ted Kennedy..
To: Texasforever
That has nothing to do with this issue. This is a constitutional issue, and Paul is right in the questions that he is asking.
To: Texasforever
By the ACU. Which of course just tows the (R) party line. Like for example if he votes against a Bush spending bill, because it increases too much, it's voted as a 'not conservative'. However, the other people who voted against it (D), voted against it because 'it wasn't enough money.' Therein lies the difference.
577 posted on
09/10/2002 10:34:20 PM PDT by
rb22982
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