McCain's about as libertarian as FDR, and Paul's just a little too Cookoo for Cocoa Puffs.
Paul's Campaign for Notoriety might help keep him in the news, but he's even older than Mac, so not sure where he goes from here.
I actually like Ron Paul. I see a lot of Democrat in him. He sure doesn't. But he goes on my liberal radio shows and even the hosts like what they hear.
See, being a liberal doesn't mean far left. We are more about common sense. If we spend, we tax. We don't throw it on the deficit. And we spend it in America, on the masses.
The GOP spent and didn't tax. They just put it on our grandkids, with interest. And they spent it on the few, not the many.
Yes both sides bring home the bacon for their states. We all want to gut the books of bad pork projects.
We don't want to look like we lost in Iraq, but we won't stay until we are bankrupt either. In Viet Nam, we just declared victory and left. Sometimes you got to cut and run. And if we send our troops to Afganistan where we need them, won't Al Queda just follow us there? Make that the central front on terror.
Every issue is common sense. A company is polluting? Make them stop. We don't give a shit that it will cost that company money to go green and then they will pass on the costs to the consumer. Isn't that excuse getting old?
That's like saying you shouldn't prosecute the rapist that violated you because the jails are overcrowded.
We need to balance our budget. We all agree it is out of control. We all agree that we need to cut spending in order to accomplish this. But, some of us know that we can't do this by cutting spending alone. Those unfair tax breaks to the rich have to expire. Oh I forgot, those people own business' and so if we take the tax break away, they'll just tax us consumers and then everyone looses, right Fred Thomson, you fucking tool?
