Letter: Paul fortunately isn't like rest of Republican Party

The Billings Gazette ^ | September 16, 2007 | Tim Shea

[NapkinUser]

The Republican Party, by almost universal disgruntled consent, is in every way a cause of concern for the limited government espoused in the articles adopted by the GOP membership.

The Republican Party has become in governing what they've fear-mongered us for decades the Democratic party would be if, in fact, we elected Democrats to Washington. Let's be honest: The D.C. Republicans who've lied their way into leadership are little else than a rejected radical left wing of the Democratic party.

Pre-emptive nuclear strikes? NAFTA, CAFTA? The Patriot Act? Enforcing U.N. resolutions? Lowering taxes a couple hundred dollars for the average Joe, but then going on an unconstitutional spending spree unprecedented in American history and paying for it by borrowing $2 billion a day from communist China? Illegally tapped phones? Books checked out from our local library becoming CIA targets? Bribes, lobbyists, moral hypocrites, hookers and hot tubs? Overseas golf course junkets? Letting us know through the Federal Reserve that inflation is an act of our imagination, not Washington's gross irresponsibility and unimaginable catastrophe of lie after lie? A Soviet-style National ID card for all Americans?

Congressman Rehberg is the head of Montana's Republican Party, what says he? You'll find little in his actual voting record that he finds unconscionable among these many abuses of power.

Google "Ron Paul," champion of the Constitution. Become a Republican delegate. Our leader is Paul, and he's running for United States president. Join the revolution.

[ROTB]

Actually, I support Hunter and Tancredo, but I think McCain, Romney, and Guliani will sell us out.