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<p>Since you found it too tedious to choose any of the bills Ron Paul has sponsored that wouldn’t elicit the desired unfavorable result, here are some others worthy of mention:</p>

<p>H.J.RES.15 : Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States relative to abolishing personal income, estate, and gift taxes and prohibiting the United States Government from engaging in business in competition with its citizens.
Sponsor: Rep Paul, Ron <a href=“introduced%201/28/2003”>TX-14</a> </p>

<p>H.R.153 : To restore the second amendment rights of all Americans.
Sponsor: Rep Paul, Ron <a href=“introduced%201/7/2003”>TX-14</a> </p>

<p>H.R.487 : To repeal the Military Selective Service Act.
Sponsor: Rep Paul, Ron <a href=“introduced%201/29/2003”>TX-14</a></p>

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<p>Good advice. I was baited and I bit. OK no more biting. NO more.</p>

<p>Freedom and liberty are good things. But so are justice and equality. The tug of war among the four are what makes our system moderately good. “Freedom” as an absolute doesn’t do much for me as it often quickly transposes to “might makes right,” whether economically or otherwise. Nice to discuss in buzzwords, but specifics become more complicated quickly.</p>

<p>Well we already have a ‘Might makes right’ situation NOW.</p>

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<p>Hmm, shooting someone is OK, but embryonic stem cell research is not? Also a rethorical Q, no baiting intended.</p>

<p>Ed sez
If Ron Paul wants to get a conservation ranking- he needs to answer the questions:)
[League</a> of Conservation Voters | The Heat Is On](<a href=“http://www.heatison.org/content/blank/candidate_chart]League”>http://www.heatison.org/content/blank/candidate_chart)</p>

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<p>If you knew anything about Ron Paul, you would know that he is in favor of stem cell research using tissue from umbilical cords and miscarried fetal tissue, just not from aborted babies. He has stated that there is enough tissue available for stem cell research without using tissue from aborted babies. He is very in favor of stem cell research if done ethically.</p>

<p>And you are quite twisting things to imply that shooting people is ok. He is not in favor of shooting people, good heavens what a ridiculous statement! </p>

<p>He is in favor of Americans having the right to defend themselves, plain and simple.</p>

<p>btw, since I assume you support Hillary or Obama or Edwards, how can you think that shooting people in a WAR is ok???</p>

<p>Ron Paul, unlike the Democrat candidates except Kucinich & Gravel, wants to END the WAR. This means END THE SHOOTING OF PEOPLE, both American and Iraqi.</p>

<p>So I’d say he is quite against shooting people.</p>

<p>Unless you are for Kucinich or Gravel, your candidate is much more in favor of violence than Ron Paul is.</p>

<p>I invite you to get educated by actually listening to the candidates talk and read their works, rather than making assumptions based on the very brief descriptions of bills they supported. Those descriptions do not take into account all the parameters of the bill. Often, the members of congress vote against bills because of certain tricky passages that someone snuck in. There is no way you can understand all the ramifications of a bill by its brief description on that site.</p>

<p>Regarding the environment, I have repeatedly stated that this is the one major issue I am not in agreement with Ron Paul on. The environment is a major issue to me; I was and am a Gore supporter. However, civil liberties and peace on earth both take precedence over the environment. Think of it this way: Nuclear war is bad for the planet, not to mention humans and other living things. We must first end the war. Then make friends with the rest of the planet and work TOGETHER to clean up the environment. How will we work with the rest of the nations if they all hate us? And when we go around invading other countries and become the new bully, they hate us. And that’s what ALL the other candidates (again, with the exception of Kucinich & Gravel) want to do, since they are all in favor of starting a war with Iran (to varying degrees; none of them, to my knowledge, except for Paul & Kucinich & Gravel, have spoken out against it).</p>

<p>To be blunt: Cleaning up the environment and slowing down global warming becomes a moot point if the warmongers start WWIII. Therefore, vote for the only viable candidate who would avoid that war: Ron Paul.</p>

<p>Leal,
I don’t agree with the person you are supporting for President, but I have incredible respect for you. Voting for a candidate should be about the candidate and not the party. I haven’t read Judge Napolitano’s new book, but I like the title “A Nation of Sheep”</p>

<p>Thanks! I appreciate it! I love it when people are able to disagree yet respect one another.</p>

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[Ron</a> Paul raises $6M in 24-hour ‘money bomb’ - USATODAY.com](<a href=“http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/2007-12-17-ronpaul-fundraising_N.htm]Ron”>http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/2007-12-17-ronpaul-fundraising_N.htm)</p>

<p>Ron Paul is much like Howard Dean in 2004. He raised a lot of money online, but he is a materially flawed candidate and will end up nowhere. Few liberals or moderates will vote for him. Few Republicans will vote for him because he is not likable and his foreign policy is naive. Sticking your head in the sand like an ostrich regarding world matters would be horrible for America and, more importantly, for the rest of the world. </p>

<p>You can argue that Huckabee, Romney, Juliani are leading the race for votes, but not Ron Paul.</p>

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<p>Gosh, this is sooooo true! Best not to vote for giuliani, then!</p>

<p>[YouTube</a> - Ron Paul Fights Back: Iraq is not Nazi Germany](<a href=“http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvPtXNaXixg]YouTube”>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvPtXNaXixg)</p>

<p>[YouTube</a> - Educating Rudy Press Conference](<a href=“http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAt6Pf7jZjA]YouTube”>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAt6Pf7jZjA)</p>

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<p>Sure I can, and I do! ;)</p>

<p>This is fun…</p>

<p>[YouTube</a> - Don’t Believe the Elitist Media Lies about Ron Paul](<a href=“http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qpVWPlqSAw]YouTube”>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qpVWPlqSAw)</p>

<p>RP seems to be a lot of fun. Nothing better than a nail in the cogs of politics to bring the traditional parties to a new heading. Remember Eugene McCarthy hurting Johnson? Oh the deals he can make.</p>

<p>Yes, but this time it might be more than just that. Don’t underestimate the power of the people. We now have a tool that we never had before: the internet! Conventional polling does not take into consideration these unprecedented factors.</p>

<p>We now have a tool that we never had before: the internet!</p>

<p>I am impressed that Ron Paul is so internet savvy, most people I know that age don’t even know how to set up email.</p>

<p>Ha, very funny.</p>

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<p>The internet was not invented some time last year. We had it last time around too - with Howard Dean being the internet darling of the moment. And it had much the same effect for him that it is having for Ron Paul this time –> generating a bunch of on-line True Believers, an impressive amount of money, and a pretty miserable showing in the real voting booths.</p>

<p>I sure will be glad when the real primary voting starts so that the current crop of True Believers will get hit over the head by reality and be forced to move on to other obsessions (assuming there is no 3rd party run, in which case they can continue to live in the dream world a little longer).</p>

<p>Well, we shall see…</p>

<p>Please oh please. Run as a third party candidate when those Republicans treat you so badly in the primaries. America needs you to run as a third party candidate. You can win, truly you can. I have an idea: a Ron Paul/Ru Paul ticket. Lot’s of interest there, I’ll bet.</p>