[PhiKapMom]

Thank you! The connections between Ron Paul and these fringe elements just keep growing. Maybe someday people will wake up to who are running some of these Tea Party PACs and donate straight to candidates not to the PACs at all.

The Paulbots and Libertarians have joined together to try and hijack a lot of Republican organizations and have been doing it for two years that I know of and could go back more.

Will someone tell me how that whole bunch can be considered conservative with their stand on social issues, immigration, and our national security? Isolationist is not something I support as a Conservative Republican.

The last platform that was submitted at the OK Convention in 2009 is not something most Republican candidates would run on and if they did, they wouldn’t get my vote. It was written by the Paul people who were attempting to take over the State Chair but failed when a lot of the Common Sense turned out. I was sitting with a State Rep and former State Rep and kept asking if he would run on this section or that section — he was shocked to read what the Platform said and so was most people I know.

Thanks for posting this and adding more pieces to the puzzle. Electing someone like this to Congress would be a disaster.

[mnehring]

The sad part is because this race is getting support by the full Ron Paul CFL machine as well as Move On and Code Pink, plus that all the other candidates can’t even get a newspaper mention, there is a chance Kokesh can pull it off.

[yongin]

Ron Paul supporters are going to Tea Party groups and telling people that Ron Paul founded the Tea Party movement. The Ronulans are using of people's discontent with the direction of our nation is going to twist it into some kind of legitimacy for Ron Paul's kooky theories:

1) Gold Standard Economy
2) NeoCons caused 9-11 and the bad economy
3) Legalize drugs for all