How does Ron Paul look now?

[flybeech]

Fox News and the rest of the corporate media told us that Ron Paul was crazy and as always, we believed that only the guy that lost to the guy that lost to Obama in 2008 could save the country, even though Romney was exactly the same globalist puppet as Obama. Nobody really believed Romney could have won. Ron Paul was the only candidate that was a strict Constitutionalist who wanted to restore the Constitution and the rule of law.

We've lost most of our inalienable rights and the Second Amendment is the only one that still remains to some extent. We are now just waiting for the hammer to fall on the 2A.

Now that the selection is over and the "conservative" Romney was blown away by the socialist dictator, has anyone had second-thoughts about Ron Paul and the liberty movement he started?

 

[RT66]

And how.......

 

[otis147]

voted for him twice.

 

[CHenry]

RP wasnt part of "the plan" so they pushed him aside.
He wasnt even allowed at the RNC.

 

[OliverKlohzoff]

 

[n8thegr8]

I voted for him in the primaries. I still can't believe OK went for Santorum. Really guys?

 

[XDnOK]

As a middle of road Republican kind of guy I really liked Ron Paul, he had great ideas and was all about getting the federal government out of the way or least way more than it is now. He could have had more support if he would have left the isolationist talk at home. I'm not real fond of being the worlds police force but Ron just went too far the other way on that topic.

 

[XDnOK]

I voted for him in the primaries. I still can't believe OK went for Santorum. Really guys?

I know what you mean, I scratched my head for a long time on that one.

 

[mr ed]

You guys just don't get it. This country will not elect an "Old White Guy" anymore.
He can have the greatest Ideas in the world and it doesn't matter.
The minorities, the media and the under 30 crowd have banded together to make sure this is the way of the future.

 

[flybeech]

As a middle of road Republican kind of guy I really liked Ron Paul, he had great ideas and was all about getting the federal government out of the way or least way more than it is now. He could have had more support if he would have left the isolationist talk at home. I'm not real fond of being the worlds police force but Ron just went too far the other way on that topic.

Isolationist, or non-interventionist? Fox News drilled into our heads that unless we desire endless, multiple undeclared wars, we're isolationist, but isolationism means exactly that. No talking, no trade, no nothing. The GOP was all about non-interventionism until the neocon faction hijacked the Republican party.

Can you show me ANYTHING Constitutional about never-ending undeclared wars, with our military under UN command? Is the desire of normal American citizens to invade sovereign nations, spending trillions of dollars and killing millions of people to just to seize more central banks for foreign bankers so great that we want to sacrifice all liberty and prosperity?