Comments on: Should Dems Who Support Paul Change Party For Primaries? http://politicsanew.com/2007/12/10/should-democrats-who-support-ron-paul-change-party-affiliation-to-vote-for-him-in-primaries/ Opinion and Commentary of Over 500 Women Political Bloggers Sat, 15 Oct 2011 00:02:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Deeptoad http://politicsanew.com/2007/12/10/should-democrats-who-support-ron-paul-change-party-affiliation-to-vote-for-him-in-primaries/comment-page-1/#comment-685 Deeptoad Tue, 11 Dec 2007 01:41:33 +0000 http://politicsanew.com/2007/12/10/should-democrats-who-support-ron-paul-change-party-affiliation-to-vote-for-him-in-primaries/#comment-685 I am a liberal Ron Paul supporter. I think you need to follow your head and your heart on this one. I switched from Green to Republican so I could vote for him in the primaries. Honestly? I'm not worried about party anymore. Part of me thinks it's destructive to vote party line only. I want Paul in the WH because he wants us out of Iraq, out of the nation building business, out of the business of collecting direct and unapportioned taxes and -- essentially -- prefers you make your own life decisions. Give it a think. I am a liberal Ron Paul supporter. I think you need to follow your head and your heart on this one. I switched from Green to Republican so I could vote for him in the primaries. Honestly? I’m not worried about party anymore. Part of me thinks it’s destructive to vote party line only.

I want Paul in the WH because he wants us out of Iraq, out of the nation building business, out of the business of collecting direct and unapportioned taxes and — essentially — prefers you make your own life decisions.

Give it a think.

]]> By: rhys http://politicsanew.com/2007/12/10/should-democrats-who-support-ron-paul-change-party-affiliation-to-vote-for-him-in-primaries/comment-page-1/#comment-682 rhys Tue, 11 Dec 2007 00:12:57 +0000 http://politicsanew.com/2007/12/10/should-democrats-who-support-ron-paul-change-party-affiliation-to-vote-for-him-in-primaries/#comment-682 I am a Republican Paul supporter, and I think you should vote for Paul, unless you are 100% committed to defeating Clinton in the Primary. This is how I explained it to my Democrat friends: Ideally, as Americans, we would have two candidates running in the general election that we didn't hate. The Primaries are an opportunity to create the best general election. You should vote for the candidate that would create the best general election for you. I happen to be a Republican and support Paul, but if Gravel had picked up speed in 2004, I would have supported him over Bush. I didn't vote in the Primary in 2004, because I dislike Kerry as much as I dislike Bush - in case your curious, I hate monopoly, and I despise the current Federal government which has effectively skirted the checks and balances that form the foundation of our system of government. I want true Federalism, a sharing of power between the Federal government and the States. Right now there is no limit to Federal power as Bush has so effectively displayed (and all of the current frontrunners would like to expand Federal and Executive power in their ideologies favor). I am a Republican Paul supporter, and I think you should vote for Paul, unless you are 100% committed to defeating Clinton in the Primary. This is how I explained it to my Democrat friends: Ideally, as Americans, we would have two candidates running in the general election that we didn’t hate. The Primaries are an opportunity to create the best general election. You should vote for the candidate that would create the best general election for you.

I happen to be a Republican and support Paul, but if Gravel had picked up speed in 2004, I would have supported him over Bush. I didn’t vote in the Primary in 2004, because I dislike Kerry as much as I dislike Bush – in case your curious, I hate monopoly, and I despise the current Federal government which has effectively skirted the checks and balances that form the foundation of our system of government. I want true Federalism, a sharing of power between the Federal government and the States. Right now there is no limit to Federal power as Bush has so effectively displayed (and all of the current frontrunners would like to expand Federal and Executive power in their ideologies favor).

]]> By: Alex Hammer http://politicsanew.com/2007/12/10/should-democrats-who-support-ron-paul-change-party-affiliation-to-vote-for-him-in-primaries/comment-page-1/#comment-672 Alex Hammer Mon, 10 Dec 2007 16:25:24 +0000 http://politicsanew.com/2007/12/10/should-democrats-who-support-ron-paul-change-party-affiliation-to-vote-for-him-in-primaries/#comment-672 See also: Facebook - Leading Ron Paul Widgets, Resources and Tools http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=6424597449 Ron Paul - The $20 Million Man http://ronpaulnewsblg.blogspot.com/2007/12/ron-paul-20-million-man-by-alex-hammer.html See also:
Facebook – Leading Ron Paul Widgets, Resources and Tools
http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=6424597449

Ron Paul – The $20 Million Man
http://ronpaulnewsblg.blogspot.com/2007/12/ron-paul-20-million-man-by-alex-hammer.html

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