LET'S LOSE THE LOBBYISTS: VOTE RON PAUL 2008

A vote for Ron Paul is a vote to curtail lobbyists' corrupt influence over America.

In a big-media driven world of pretenders and "teflon candidates", few will have the guts to end the lobbyists' reign of power over Washington. The Lobbies are only driving the United States further into a sea of corruption.

So it's 2008, and here stands a leader with real issues, and a real knowledge of what our Founding Fathers knew and understood... for the benefit of future generations.

Time to make your stand, this is match point for the Republic!

www.RonPaul2008.com

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[persecutionservant]

Uh, who is ron paul...

(Snicker)

[patricksaintjames]

Snicker...

Are you man enough to say who you support???

I thought so.

[utubehayter]

How can people not understand such a simple thing. You take out money out of political process by law, and that allows only cheaters who prefer to violate the system to carry on. Cuts out anyone who wants to do things legally. I guess, VideoZonkers works for free, probably not, but that what it seems he wants to believe.

[VideoZonkers]

your point that aipac is bribing politicians means absolutely nothing in relation to my point that all money should be taken out of the political process. bye.

[patricksaintjames]

Denial is the apex of ignorance.

Tootle-loo. Keep drinking that Cool-Aid! LOL!!

[VideoZonkers]

Okay you just proved you are a nut, I'm moving away from the crazy wagon. Have fun.

[patricksaintjames]

Bribes... come in the form of millions of dollars from AIPAC.

Start with the biggest problem first. AIPAC is the most powerfull lobby in Washington.

Ron Paul doesn't believe in AIPAC. Do you?

[VideoZonkers]

while that is admirable, that has nothing to do with his deregulatory platform. which in the case of campaign finance, would mean lobbyists, special interests, PACs, could spend (bribe) freely on politicians.

[patricksaintjames]

Ron Paul doesn't take from special interest groups/lobbyists. Unlike each of the other big names, he also does not take the usual bribe from AIPAC. Get it?

[VideoZonkers]

wrong. ron paul, like all right wing laissez faire politicos, is against campaign finance reform and would protect lobbyist money as free speech. is that naive or corrupt? you make the call!