He's far different from the other candidates. I'd be interested in seeing the list of earmarks by him. Either way, he's the best of the bunch.I provided a little info about him in another thread here. I think he is the same as all the rest. Tells you what he thinks we want to hear and then acts like all the rest.
His wife makes a hell of a fish stick.
Here is the article in question.
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/4935311.html
I think it is rash to say that Paul is the same as all the rest. I don't know of any other candidates that believe and promote; a non interventionist foreign policy, doing away with the IRS, returning the economy to a real money state...and many other issues of note. I would also mention that no other representative has a voting record like Dr. Paul, research it for yourself.
I will say the same thing I've said to others that I know. Check him out. If you don't like him fine. If you do please tell others to check him out because he is being blackballed by major media and his own party. The net, word of mouth, and citizen donations is the only way he's going to get a fair shot.
http://www.ronpaul2008.com/
Too bad he's not pro-choice, there is a lot to like about his ideals
Too bad he's not pro-choice, there is a lot to like about his ideals
His ideas almost make him worthy of being the next messiah, but as long as people are running around with their funny money, thinking it's real, thinking no one will ever take their stuff away, etc. no one will care of course.
Just keep your head down, forget about next generations, the distant future, etc. and you can safely ignore his message with impunity. Think of things on a broader scale, though, and those who ignore the message will be in for some unpleasant surprises down the road.
Besides that, he's a complete hypocrite. If he really believes that abortion is the taking of the life, why would he allow some states to keep it legal? Would he allow states to legalize murder?