[SJackson]

Or maybe he’s just gotten people to support him by rattling off the federal agencies he wants to abolish and by talking about resepecting the 2nd amendment. But, hey, I bet keeping the IRS around to practice legalized theft and infringing upon our natural right to defend ourselves can be good, solid conservative positions. Just ask Sean Hannity, the party whore.

And he has formal plans developed by his advisors to streamline the federal government, and to finance the government on the 10%-15% or so of revenues left after aboloshing the income and social security taxes, which are unconstitutional, doesn't he.

Ron Paul is a collection of soundbites, and yes, soundbites alone are enough for some people.

[MichiganConservative]

... soundbites alone are enough for some people.

LOL. Soundbites are enough for 99.9% of Americans.

[caltrop]

"Ron Paul is a collection of soundbites, and yes, soundbites alone are enough for some people"

He's got a voting record he can be proud of. Most of the Ron Paul supporters I meet are familiar with and impressed by it.

I'd have to agree with you on some people, however. The notion that Guiliani can get anyone to buy the idea that he isn't a strong opponent of the 2nd Amendment is astonishing.

[DugwayDuke]

“And he has formal plans developed by his advisors to streamline the federal government, and to finance the government on the 10%-15% or so of revenues left after aboloshing the income and social security taxes, which are unconstitutional, doesn’t he.”

I think they’ve completed Ron Paul’s economic plan. You might look on scrappleface. It should show up there first.

It’s my understanding that the release was delayed while Ron Paul’s advisors worked out the details of restoring the gold standard while simultaneously reinvorating the wild american shrimp industry. I think they’re related. Somehow.