[rineaux]

immigration, bush for, paul against,
north american union, the destruction of us sovernignty, bush for, paul against
federal reserve, a private banking institution, bush for, paul against
income tax, bush for, paul against.
giving us tax payer money to one of the best economies in the world, china, bush for, paul against

despite some of the other things paul may say, he really is against a lot of things most freepers are against.

as ltc said in apocalypse” one day this war is going to end..” than it will be too late to deal with these other issues.

someone delcared war on the american tax payer and forgot to tell us.

[George W. Bush]

as ltc said in apocalypse” one day this war is going to end..” than it will be too late to deal with these other issues.

Except for Dr. Paul's opposition to the Iraq invasion (and they still haven't produced a WMD stockpile or delivery platforms as they promised us they'd find in Iraq), Ron Paul holds the most conservative positions in the race. Some might argue that he's too conservative to get elected, well, that's their right to think that.

He has sounded the great Reagan themes and never wavered on them during his career.

And his great liberty message and his appeals to so many new voter blocs and young people is exactly what our party needs. We need to jettison the big-government Dim-lite agenda and get back to our winning conservative message. Or we will lose in 2008.

The fundraising and support Ron Paul has should be sending a clear message to the party: "Go back to your conservative roots. Stop being the party of big-government." You know, even Ron Paul is surprised at the enthusiasm, the young people being so excited.