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I wish the GOP had dozens like Ron Paul in office and several running for POTUS rather than the majority being Johnson Great Society Liberals. Ron Paul and Tancredo are the only two now running or considering running who are indeed true Constitution anchored Conservatives. The rest want to give us their own modified version of liberalism.

Ron Paul and Tancredo are the only two now running or considering running who are indeed true Constitution anchored Conservatives. The rest want to give us their own modified version of liberalism.

I agree with you about Paul, though I have not totally ruled out Tancredo, Hunter, Grundmann, Corsi, Keyes, and Huckabee should Paul be unavailable.

Sorry, I do not consider Tom Tancredo (R-CO) a Constitution-anchored conservative. He, along with traitor David Drier (R-CA) co-sponsored the Real ID Act of 2005 which was passed into law when Bush 43 signed it.

The Real ID Act turns the idea of freedom on its head by FORCING every American to turn over to the DMV of his state his birth certificate, marriage license, children’s birth certificates, etc., along with other personal information. This is what a police-state requires, as in Nazi Germany when Hitler was in power. It further requires all states to belong to a database that is compatible with every other state and the federal government.

Currently, there are 14 states which are opposed to the Real ID Act. Unfortunately, if someone from Montana (which State Legislature passed a resolution opposing the Real ID Act) wanted to go to another state, he/she wouldn’t be able to travel outside Montana if the states surrounding it accepted the Real ID Act!

Tom Tancredo sounds good but he is not the constitutionalist Ron Paul is.

Indeed, when someone talks about Libertarians being pro-choice and legalizing drugs, Ron Paul is pro-marriage, pro-life AND is for Americans’ freedom of choice in herbs and vitamin supplements (see H.R. 2117).

May God richly bless Ron Paul further.