Hey my friend, how do you reconcile being pro-Paul and Pro-Tanc? Besides being swell guys? They are diametrically opposed in their reactions to the war on terrorists.
Not being hostile, just curious.
The war of terror isn't my big issue. Illegal immigration, fiscal conservatism, gun rights and American sovereignty are. And Paul and Tancredo are best on all of those issues combined.
Paul wants secure borders and to end birthright citizenship. He's pro-tax cuts and probably the most conservative member of congress when it comes to second amendment rights. Paul also supports withdrawing the U.S. from the UN (he authored the bill), opposed CAFTA and opposes the Law of the Sea Treaty (LOST).
Tancredo, well everyone knows about him on illegal immigration. He's got the highest rating of any republican candidate from the ACU. He wins the "friend of the taxpayer" award every year and was one of like ten congressmen to try and reign in federal spending immediatly following hurricane Katrina. Tancredo has an 'A' from the gun owners of America. He supports withdrawing the U.S. from the UN, voted against CAFTA and also opposes LOST.
I find it interesting that you claim not to be hostile since you and some of your friends are quite hostile and troll-like on every Ron Paul thread.
However, I can explain it with ease. If you are a Ron Paul supporter mainly because of his opposition to Iraq, then you'll only like Paul among the Republicans and also find yourself supporting some of the Dems. That's not me or, I suspect, most of the FReeper Ron Paul supporters.
On the other hand, if you like Paul mainly because of his opposition to big government, the North American Union, the CFR, ect. (that's where I'm coming from) - then you'll like Paul, Tancredo, and Hunter - pretty much in that order. The other Republicans running are a bunch of big government, globalist CFR members.
Democratic candidates - big government socialists, who are also CFR one worlders, are even more repulsive. But from where I stand - there isn't much difference between Clinton/Obama and Rudy McThomney - either way, kiss American sovereignty good-bye.
Did that answer your question?