Ron Paul reminds me of Jimmy Carter.
I think i'll go with Fred as the next president.
2007-06-06 02:59:17
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answered by jeeper_peeper321 7
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Although not American, I would consider myself a Democrat in my views. So while I cannot vote, Ron Paul would be a serious contender for me. As much as I approach most of the Republican agenda with disdain or, at the very least, disagreement, I find that I cannot disagree with him. He is clearly the best candidate for the party, and quite possibly, the best choice for the next president! I wish him much luck...and will continue to watch with great admiration.
2007-06-06 10:05:21
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answered by Super Ruper 6
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Ron Paul strikes me as someting of a screwball. I am leaning towards Mitt Romney.
Besides, Ron Paul is only a congressman. America does not elect congressmen president. He is small potatoes. A candidate should be at least a Senator but most likely a Governor.
The only exception might be Gulianni as the former mayor of New York City. New York has a larger population than some states. A successful chief exec. of a city like New York carries some weight.
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2007-06-06 10:07:43
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answered by Jacob W 7
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Ron Paul is NOT a Republican he is a LIBERTARIAN.
His campaign is so annoying that even if I did have any desire to vote for him I would not because of the constant nagging and pestering of his cheap campaign which floods blogs with Ron Paul, Ron Paul, Ron Paul as if he was some sort of god. Ron Paul has the chance of an ice cube in the Sahara of becoming president. Get over him.
2007-06-06 10:04:00
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answered by Anonymous
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Boiled down it's because he "gets it" He is the only candidate that truly has America's interests in mind. He honestly believes and understands the foundations that built America and wants to preserve them. What is interesting to me is how the mass media is trying their best to ignore him. That tells me that this man has something that all the other candidates do not. He is definitely worth the support and votes of those who really want to see change occur in the US.
2007-06-06 10:03:08
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answered by Rach 3
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Because he's already had an affair with Hillary...
Who's going to be President, because I'm voting for her...
(There's really no difference between Democrats and Republicans, now days, and that campaign trail can get real lonely...so a little hanky panky among the opponents is only natural...)
And Hillary was the one on top...
2007-06-06 09:59:51
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answered by Anonymous
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I won't vote for a conservative, but Ron Paul is the only guy on the podium not parroting the same intelligence insulting nonsense as the others.
2007-06-06 10:00:04
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answered by Schmorgen 6
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I tend to vote Democratic (i don't vote along party lines, I vote for candidates and issues), and Ron Paul does not in anyway make me want to vote for him.
2007-06-06 09:58:19
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answered by cpblair 2
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Ron Paul is a Jew hating conspiracy theorist? Got some evidence for that? Fascism is not conservatism.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Northwoods
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rex_84
2007-06-06 13:16:02
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answered by haywood jablome 4
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I am not going to vote for him. I actually don't know which way I'm voting yet though. I think McCain did awesome last night at the debate, and if I had to vote for any of the Republican candidates, I would vote for him. I like his stance on immigration, health care, and I think he has a realistic idea about Iraq.
2007-06-06 09:58:57
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answered by pditty 3
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He is the only one on the Republican ticket I would even consider voting for. I may not agree with his total voting record but, he is honest and appears to be a man of conviction. Not a single other one in the bunch can claim to be either one.
2007-06-06 09:58:57
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answered by citizenjanecitizenjane2 4
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