Who else still wants Ron Paul for President?

Question

Who else still wants Ron Paul for President?

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

Me. The only one had the guts, and real motivation to change us back on the right track. Good question.

Answer 3

Wanted Ron Paul but since he isn't on the ticket if you vote for him you swing a vote for Obama , So I have to go with the next best choice and it is not Obama.

Answer 4

So far, he is still the best qualified and has the proper ideals, compared to those I have seen campaigning lately.

Answer 5

So badly.

Answer 6

I do.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG2PUZouk...

Answer 7

I'd much rather have had him vs. Kucinich instead of McCain vs. Obama. Now that's an election that would have brought about real change.

Answer 8

A candidate that isn't a slave to the Washington paradigms would be nice (Obama still believes in the war on terror and the other bs rhetoric).  That being said I am not 100% in line with Ron Paul.  His libertarian position is good but his mindset is off in areas.  Ron Paul places too much faith in the stock market saving us all.  While he is right about the financial problem his solution would completely crash the stock market and cause the second great depression.  There has to be a better way than that.  His pro-life record completely contradicts his Libertarian status and he has said he is for the teaching of creationism in schools in the past.  Totally destroying the system will cause too much damage to effectively fix it.  I like the fact he isn't corrupt but he wouldn't lead the US in the right direction.

Answer 9

I do.  I am critical of some of his policies, especially of his time frame of returning to a gold standard, but I do believe that he would smoothly transition the phase if he support of Congress.

Ron Paul is a true Conservative.  I am amazed by how many Republicans make sophomoric attacks and call him "out there", but endorse a neo-liberals/conservatives such as Bush Jr. and McCain.  

I am all for smaller government, returning to fiscal responsibility, reducing the nanny-state, and stressing individual repsonsibility.