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Ron Paul doesn’t “bang the drum for permanent war for global democracy”, so the “war fighting” wing of the republican party will never go for him. But that’s okay, the approval rating for the Iraq war is already dismal and continues to sink. Ron Paul’s love for the U.S. Constitution is a nice change.

I was about 75% sure I was voting for Tom Tancredo. But now I’m about 60-40 split between Tancredo and Paul, with Tancredo still my personal favorite. That’s because of how amazing Ron Paul was in the republican debates. It’s nice to see someone actually have the guts to talk about getting rid of those expensive departments, namely the department of education, the department of homeland security (which really is just another high-cost bureaucracy, don’t let your support for the war on terror fool you on this) and the department of energy.

the “war fighting” wing of the republican party

Does it make me a member of the 'war fighting' wing of the Republican Party if I support the policy of killing Al Qaeda on Iraqi soil rather than on American soil?

Ron Paul’s love for the U.S. Constitution is a nice change.

Many Americans have no idea what it would be like to have a constitutional, real American president - one hasn't existed in so many, many years.

A president like Ron Paul could repair the damage that has been done to our country by the Bush administration and the two administrations before him. They were all birds of a feather, and America is feeling the pain now.