What I do find troubling is his interpretation of state rights, and the role that the constitution plays in it.
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And speaking of Darfur. Are you in the military? If not, then why? You could go to Darfur.
Also, if I were in the military (how did you know?), I don't think that I would have any option of fight injustice ever I saw fit. I would be the voiceless tool of the government, stuck with the hope that what orders I took from my superior officers was the correct action. Just tell that to Pat Tillman's family.
Now, if I was Rambo, then I would be kicking ass and taking names in Africa.
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Interesting, the only thing you got correct is Darfur, but I guess a stopped clock can be right twice a day. http://rxpaul.townhall.com/g/7f91f675-08d4-4aa5-a7e6-197d4483953e This is a link to Ron Paul on Executive Orders he would repeal. It would be appreciated that you actually admit you were wrong, but I won't hold my breath. Tell ya what I am
going to do. www.ronpaullibrary.com. This is where you can get any information about Rep. Ron Paul you chose. Try this with any other candidate. BTW, pretending to be a guy is amusing. Grow an Adams Apple.
And, look at this picture! My Adam's apple isn't robust as those tough and intimating wrinkled old men, but it's there. This truly proves that I am not only a man, but a macho man at that!
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"The same party that didn't want to fight in WWII."
Umm... FDR won on the platform "He kept us out the war" when he was relected. It wasnt just the Republicans.
FDR was fighting against the republicans, so much so, that he sidestepped constitutional law in an attempt to stop genocide. The responsibility of the failure to respond quickly was NOT shared by both parties.
Wow. You've done zero research. Paul has said many times that he will reverse Bush's executive orders, abolish the patriot act, etc.
August 22, 2007 10:02 PM