Ron Paul: Will Republicans Fulfill Their Promises?

Republicans have a bad track record of fulfilling their promises of limited government and personal liberty. Will they finally live up to their rhetoric if they win the 2010 midterm elections?

Ron Paul is America's leading voice for limited constitutional government, low taxes, free markets, and a return to sound monetary policies.

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http://www.CampaignForLiberty.com
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[1stardancer]

The Republican Party made a MAJOR mistake ignoring Ron Paul during the 2008 campaign. No one listened to him during the debates...he was rarely called on to comment, and when he did, the other candidates smirked and shook their heads because of the stuff he was saying (which really pissed me off).

So they came up with the weak candidate McCain, and now we have O'Bummer, thanks to their stupidity.

Now...everyone wants to ask him what he thinks. Shoulda listened to him before. Idiots!

[waterse]

thank god. people are starting to be aware of whats really going on. long live the revolution!

[themeleed]

In a way I think political parties are a bad thing overall. It groups people to one of 2 (in a two-party system) idealisms, and there's not many people who get noticed from ideas outside of those of the stereotypical/normal (I can't think of a better word) republicans and democrats.

[valfor234567]

@halflifeproductionz You'll make things worse by not voting for this Guy.

[halflifeproductionz]

i can gurantee republicans won't do CRAP!! they'll make things worse.

[TheFreedomly]

@TheFreedomly We just pay interesting rates to keep the country working and to keep them on the power.

We all know that an amount of interesting rates which they are payed, it is unfair, cuz we produce the wealth for the country and they don't produce anything good for us, but slavery system, there 's no way around to runaway from the system.

[TheFreedomly]

The stuff is, since human evolution, people started having power, that time money didn't exist yet, then well later when things started being changed for gold, silver and so on, additionally gold and silver, started human searching to have, nowadays this is not different, which countries and politicians are on the power?

Why does everybody wanna have power and money?

Thus it is unacceptable from a politic point of view that something would be changed for better for the citizens.

[vigorosoPIMPJr]

@Madfoot713 I was shocked doing research on all the behind the scenes... Currently I am doing some research on Illegal Wars, Bills passed during those wars and who benefits from those bills..including International Banks like the Federal Reserve which is totally Private and not part of the Government..its pretty interesting stuff...

[Madfoot713]

@vigorosoPIMPJr You seemed to be saying the government was responsible for his death. That's a big stretch, and an alienating one. I did look up COINTELPRO though, and it's interesting. I know the government was spying on its citizens during those times, but I didn't know how specifically. Interesting info. :)

[vigorosoPIMPJr]

@Madfoot713 those arent that big... big conspiracy theory would be USA planning 9-11.... MLK getting letters and so forth is written in history it doesnt take a genious to figure those things out... even during Prohibition when the FBI poisoned alcohol and killed thousands of innocent people...thats also in the history books they not teach it in High Schools or talk about it much... but its there...