To: padre35
Paul gives us a lot to agree with him on in his foreign policy positions. I just can’t countenance his stance, in particular, on the correct next course of action concerning Iraq. That is a deal killer for me.
187 posted on
09/17/2007 5:42:11 PM PDT by
outlawcam
(No time to waste. Now get moving.)
To: outlawcam
I agree, there are a lot of things I like about Ron Paul but I just can’t get past his stance on the war.
195 posted on
09/17/2007 5:45:05 PM PDT by
cripplecreek
(Greed is NOT a conservative ideal.)
To: outlawcam
"Paul gives us a lot to agree with him on in his foreign policy positions. I just can’t countenance his stance, in particular, on the correct next course of action concerning Iraq. That is a deal killer for me." I don't like his Iraq War stance either, what I DO see in Ron Paul is a chance for the Republican party to start concerning itself with the Constitution and limited Govt reach and scope.
196 posted on
09/17/2007 5:45:33 PM PDT by
padre35
(Conservative in Exile.)
To: outlawcam
Paul gives us a lot to agree with him on in his foreign policy positions. I just can’t countenance his stance, in particular, on the correct next course of action concerning Iraq. That is a deal killer for me.
What does Paul give us to agree with in his foreign policy?
He is anti-Israel and an isolationist.
And last debate he was almost crying as he said he gets his marching orders "from international law."
237 posted on
09/17/2007 5:59:36 PM PDT by
counterpunch
(Ron Paul is gearing up to be Hillary Clinton's Ross Perot.)
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