Its nice to know that puppets exist and take there orders like lemmings. Thanks for proving another point to me.
I've always voted democrat. I've changed my party affiliation and hope to vote for paul. I'm sure there are many others doing the same. All candidates from both parties suck this time. Mitt and Rudy scare the shit outta me. Hillary and Obama are a buncha liars. Huckabee plays the religious card too much. He believes he's morally superior and will "bring back integrity" to the white house. Why do we always have candidates using that garbage phrase? Unfortunately dumb rednecks believe him. On his campaign site, a supporter of him actually said "I like Huckabee because he supports the War On Saddam." Here's another quote, "That leaves the Love your Brother follower of Jesus and the Powerful Man in an epic struggle for the heart of the Republican party and the American political system. Great times to be alive. You're a good man, Mike Huckabee." Ron Paul is the only guy that actually talks facts and real politics. The other candidates just pander. Don't know why some people don't see it.
I like how Ron Paul talks about cutting back spending yet has attached $400 MILLION in earmarks this year. It's not his ideas that get him re-elected by his district, it's the pork he brings back to it.
He does engage in the earmark process because he has to represent his constituents. He would be derelict in his duties if he didn't. But as you can see from the quote, he votes against the bills containing the earmarks. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB118740056245201632.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
Paul says yes on local earmarks-'Dr. No' on spending looks out for his own Texas district Dallas News ^ | 6-27-07 Posted on 06/27/2007 1:33:20 PM PDT by SJackson WASHINGTON â He's known as "Dr. No" for all his votes against government spending, but Texas Rep. Ron Paul isn't saying no to spending in his district. Mr. Paul, a Republican presidential candidate and physician, has requested earmarks for about 50 items, largely for water projects, according to request letters released by his office. In written requests he submitted to the House Appropriations Committee, the Lake Jackson Republican asked for $8.6 million for the Army Corps of Engineers to maintain the Texas City Channel and $10 million for the Galveston Rail Causeway Bridge. He also asked for money for a nursing program, expansion of a cancer center at Brazosport Hospital, a seafood testing program, a Children's Identification and Location Database and $8 million for Wild American Shrimp Marketing requested by the Texas Shrimp Association. Tom Lizardo, a Paul aide, said Mr. Paul has always asked for spending for his district in response to local requests. "He feels the IRS takes the money and so it's [his] job to make sure money comes back in the district," Mr. Lizardo said. http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1857270/posts Perhaps Paul is a higher class of politician, but he is still a politician...
no. it referenced several other polls, but I cannot remember the site. I suppose you will understand when those states hold their voting in a month or so