I just hope the tea party people, those of us that wanted change from this spenditall idiocy that's been going in DC will hang in there when it gets tough. I'm all in. I stand to lose a lot in 401k investments, and in basic taxes at my state level But I'm okay with it if my kids wont have to pay or will at least have a chance to be better off than we are. Not hopeful right now.
Edwin Vieira, Jr: The Republicans will never nominate him. He is as dangerous to them as he is to the Democrats. Perhaps more so.
I hope that, after the Republicans and their lap dogs in the big media perform their usual “hatchet job” on him, Dr. Paul will run on a “fusion ticket” of the Constitution Party, the Libertarian Party, and whatever other third parties still desire their members to live in a free society. In that way, he might be able to find a place on the ballot in all or most of the States. If such a “fusion ticket” drew enough support, it would signal the impending death of the Republican Party. (And good riddance.)
Having decided not to run for re-election to Congress, Dr. Paul has nothing to lose, and can afford to go all out. And he could contribute nothing more valuable than to leave this country with a true “second” party. Then elections will become real contests between American patriots (the Whites, the traditional color of counterrevolution), and the fascist-socialist combine (the Browns and the Reds).
I just hope the tea party people, those of us that wanted change from this spenditall idiocy that's been going in DC will hang in there when it gets tough. I'm all in. I stand to lose a lot in 401k investments, and in basic taxes at my state level But I'm okay with it if my kids wont have to pay or will at least have a chance to be better off than we are. Not hopeful right now.
ReplyDeleteGood man. Check out the article I posted of the interview by The Daily Bell with Dr. Edwin Vieira.
ReplyDeleteIf we don't do it now, we never will.
ReplyDeleteYep, and
ReplyDeleteDaily Bell: How about Ron Paul?
Edwin Vieira, Jr: The Republicans will never nominate him. He is as dangerous to them as he is to the Democrats. Perhaps more so.
I hope that, after the Republicans and their lap dogs in the big media perform their usual “hatchet job” on him, Dr. Paul will run on a “fusion ticket” of the Constitution Party, the Libertarian Party, and whatever other third parties still desire their members to live in a free society. In that way, he might be able to find a place on the ballot in all or most of the States. If such a “fusion ticket” drew enough support, it would signal the impending death of the Republican Party. (And good riddance.)
Having decided not to run for re-election to Congress, Dr. Paul has nothing to lose, and can afford to go all out. And he could contribute nothing more valuable than to leave this country with a true “second” party. Then elections will become real contests between American patriots (the Whites, the traditional color of counterrevolution), and the fascist-socialist combine (the Browns and the Reds).