Back in 2008, Ron Paul, pointed out, something VERY important.
It really doesn't matter WHAT your personal politics are. He is friends with far lefties, and constitutional libertarians. What he is most concerned with, is bringing back power to the people, and returning the rule, back to the states, and the original vision of the Constitution.
The oligarchs and corporate powers that run the Uni-party cabal, which own both major parties, which lie to us daily, don't give a shit about any of the people.
It does not matter if you are a Green, a Libertarian, a grass roots, Progressive Independent, a Constitutionalism, etc. So, in 2008, after he experience the corruption of the corporate GOP, he organized a third party coalition. It was at that time, with the behavior of the third party candidate Bob Barr that had originally agreed to be there, but then pulled out at the last minute, folks have begun to realize, the GOP often infiltrates the Libertarian party, and the DNC often spoils the Greens. Both parties, often times, are not legit.
These four issues, most Americans care deeply about, but the two corporate parties WILL NOT, ever do anything about, because they are opposed to the vast majority of Americans.
- Ending the Iraq war as quickly as possible. (IOW, creating peace around the world and ending all unnecessary war.)
- Strengthening privacy and civil liberties. (We are continually in "national emergencies where the STATE makes excuses to violate them.)
- Reducing the national debt. (As if either major party cares about this.) This is the source of the destruction of American purchasing power and where poverty originates.
- Auditing the Federal Reserve. (The Fed is the one that really runs the nation. The Constitution gives the power to coin money and control the value, to the government, NOT a private banking cartel.)
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They may not get much attention, but these outside candidates are running for president. Ron Paul on Wednesday gave a general endorsement to Cynthia McKinney, Ralph Nader and others who agree on ending the Iraq war and reducing national debt.
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". . . Instead, Paul offered a general endorsement of outside candidates. Three such candidates joined him at the Press Club. All of them signed onto a platform that included the following principles:
- Ending the Iraq war as quickly as possible.
- Strengthening privacy and civil liberties.
- Reducing the national debt.
- Auditing the Federal Reserve.
The candidates endorsing these positions come from widely divergent backgrounds: Green Party candidate Cynthia McKinney is a former Democratic congresswoman from Georgia; Constitution Party candidate Chuck Baldwin used to be a leader in Jerry Falwell's Moral Majority; Ralph Nader is a consumer advocate and frequent presidential candidate who is running as an independent.. . . "
Ron Paul, the libertarian-leaning, Houston-area congressman who waged a feisty Republican...
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