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By the way, someone up thread has already pointed out that Ron Paul is really closer to the moonbat Dennis Kucinich on the war. And that’s true. And all three of them (Hillary, Kucinich and Ron Paul) are in league with the America-hating CodePinkO group and the World Socialist Party’s International Answer.

And all three of them (Hillary, Kucinich and Ron Paul) are in league with the America-hating CodePinkO group and the World Socialist Party’s International Answer.

My goodness!

By the way, someone up thread has already pointed out that Ron Paul is really closer to the moonbat Dennis Kucinich on the war. And that’s true. And all three of them (Hillary, Kucinich and Ron Paul) are in league with the America-hating CodePinkO group and the World Socialist Party’s International Answer.

If Charlie Manson likes carrots and I like carrots, that does not make me a mass murderer. Same thing here. Yes, Ron Paul and the 2 demo dingbats you mentioned all oppose the war. This does not make Ron Paul a big government liberal democrat. Also, H*llary would be for the war if it thought it would get her the presidency, and Dennis K thinks we should surrender to the world, and divert the war money to handout programs to thugs and bums that don't work.

I no longer think this misadventure is worth it. PM Maliki came to Washington and expressed hope for a Hezbollah victory over Israel. If the best we can hope for is a pro-terrorist government in Iraq, let's go. There's validity to the argument that if it don't involve us, we shouldn't be looking to get involved. Yes, there's oil in the Middle East, but one brutal Arab dictator versus another, either way they have to sell us the oil. I barf when I read Saudi Arabia is our ally. In a round about way I'm getting to my point that there appears to be a lot of misinformed people who think Ron Paul should be a Democrat. George Bush and the Republican Congress grew the federal government between 2-3 times inflation with NCLB, free drugs for seniors and the lack of courage to cut a thing. Americorps is still funded for $250 million per year. Ron Paul voted against all this new spending. Actions speak louder than words. I'm voting for Ron Paul. I'm against continuing the Iraq War and the continued expansion of the federal government.