Actually, Ron Paul has a lot to say about government's assaults on individual liberties. And his son, Sen. Rand Paul made a splash a couple of months ago when he tore some DOE functionary a new one over the stupid requirements for low-flush (i.e., no-flush) toilets and banning of incandescent light bulbs, which, irony of ironies, was signed into law by none other than George W. Bush. Nannies come in all colors, but mostly red and blue.
Please don't let your military blinders obscure your vision, as there is much more to Ron Paul than his being anti-war. Some of his positions you may even find you are in agreement with him on.
He has a lot to say about multitude of things. He just never does much. And then when he finally does, it comes in the form of cozying up with Barney Frank about marijuana.
Some of his positions you may even find you are in agreement with him on.
Oh, on rare occasions, I have been in full agreement with some of the things he has said. In fact, I gave him kudos here on FR for his remarks prior to the bailout vote in October '08. He makes a lot of sense in the economic arena for the most part.
But there are things I can't stand about him and it's not just his wacked-out foreign policy. The guy votes with the left half the time and is a big hypocrite when it comes to earmarks.
Please don't let your military blinders obscure your vision, as there is much more to Ron Paul than his being anti-war.
I'm not in the military, although I do admire and support our troops, so no need for you to be snarky. I certainly won't support a politician that pals around with Code Pink types, Stormfront types and endorses people like Adam Kokesh.
And don't even get me started on the behavior of most of his cult members....sheesh.