[ansel12]

We can see that the Ron Paul libertarians are still here, and still going to troll against conservatism, for years that has meant to stop Palin, but now that will also have to spread to Cruz.

It will be interesting to watch you guys try to take out the conservative movement.

I assume that since Rand Paul is moving left and into an anti-conservative position, that he is starting to win your heart some.

[OneWingedShark]

We can see that the Ron Paul libertarians are still here, and still going to troll against conservatism,

If by conservative you mean advocating founding principles, then you'd align with Ron Paul on at least two issues:

1. That the Federal Reserve ought to be audited and abolished, and
2. that the War on Drugs is federal overreach.

Note that the second position need not mean that you advocate using drugs, merely that the Federal government does not have the legitimate authority to do so, and that allowing it to continue erodes the Rule of Law and the Constitution itself.

for years that has meant to stop Palin, but now that will also have to spread to Cruz.

LOL — I really like Cruz.
That Palin's rabid fans (cult of Personality) do make me a bit leery of her is irrelevant to whether or not I would support Ron Paul.

It will be interesting to watch you guys try to take out the conservative movement.

What are you talking about?

I assume that since Rand Paul is moving left and into an anti-conservative position, that he is starting to win your heart some.

If I was in charge I'd do my best to get rid of all federal agencies except the following:

1. The Post Office
2. The Navy (this includes the Marines, which are a sub-department of the Navy)
3. The Army
4. The Secret Service (their bodyguard/security rolls would need revoked; their agency is supposed to be concerned w/ counterfeiting)
5. The DOT (this would need cut down drastically, but the Constitution does provide for congress to make laws for the purpose of making interstate commerce regular)
6. The IRS (unless you'd like to argue about the legitimacy of the 16th amendment)
7. The INS (congress has the authority, and obligation, to have a uniform immigration policy)
8. The Foreign Service component of the Department of State.

So, um, why don't you blow it out your ass?