[Xenalyte]

Seriously, you’re asking? Is this your first Ron Paul thread? :)

Because we’re tired of voting for evil because it’s the lesser of two.

Because we don’t want to elect an alleged Republican who will grow the government about 2% slower than a Democrat.

Because we’re sick of the way our government tramples and ignores us.

Because none of the other Republican candidates are true conservatives.

[svcw]

No it is not.
I am baffled as to why you say RP is the only conservative.
But beyond that I believe his foreign policy statements are dangerous and I believe his belief we have no enemies is equally dangerous.

[Ditto]

Because we’re tired of voting for evil because it’s the lesser of two.

ROTFLMAO. Are you young, or just terminally naive? Life itself is nothing but a series of choices and most often never ideal choices. Why should political choices be any different?

Because none of the other Republican candidates are true conservatives.

RP is a lot of things, but conservative has never been one of them. That Paul would walk away from the WOT because that option fits his twisted libertarian ideology makes him the worst of all possible choices on the Republican side. He would get a hell of a lot of innocent people killed just as certainly as a moonbat like Kucinich would. I see no difference between the two on the only issue that really matters from a presidential standpoint.

[publiusF27]

Because we don’t want to elect an alleged Republican who will grow the government about 2% slower than a Democrat.

If only.

Annual government spending grew by $380 billion during the Clinton administration.

It grew by over $1 trillion during the Bush II administration.

That is why I no longer believe the mainstream GOP candidates will do anything to curb the explosive growth in government. We elected a GOP Congress and GW Bush, and the growth rate of government more than doubled.

Paul is my response to that situation.