i only wish i heard about him earlier, for the past week i\'ve been youtubing his debates and if he was the republican candidate right now i would vote for him

meh....when it comes to the crisis RP might be light years ahead of Bush and he has an inkling (not an understanding) of what is really going on but he is functioning around level 2 on easy mode.

Check out Herman Daly when your ready to warp to 3-D digital expert mode level 3,697.

ok so herman daly knows whats up economically,


but i wasn\'t really trying to say Ron Paul has all the answers to our economics, but rather i wanted to show some interest in this politicial who has a desire to change and improve our government who is not blind to what is happening in the financial sector...  

I think Ron Paul would be a better candidate than both mcain or obama.


I\'m not into mcain, so i think i\'m voting obama, but i\'m hopeful that the republican party will make a change and return to dr. paul\'s philosophy of government, and start following the basic principles of the constitution, and maybe ron paul can run for pres in 2012

So weird that it\'s 2012 when the next election hits. hmmmmm....

Noone has the all answers, but it\'s nice to see someone who cares so much about our country. I\'m really not into ether candidate, so I\'ll probably vote for Bob Barr in lieu of Chuck Baldwin(not on the NY ballot), that is after a check of his voting record.

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I\'m not into mcain, so i think i\'m voting obama, but i\'m hopeful that the republican party will make a change and return to dr. paul\'s philosophy of government, and start following the basic principles of the constitution, and maybe ron paul can run for pres in 2012

So weird that it\'s 2012 when the next election

I think that the key ticket in 2012 will be:

Dems:
Obama/Biden

Reps:
Palin/Jindal

The scarey part is that Palin will win.

If McCain loses this election you will never hear Palin\'s name again... unless you move to Alaska.  She has caused a pretty big split to occur in the Republican party

http://www.jedreport.com/shipjumpers/

I don\'t believe this election is nearly as "wrapped up" as some in the media seem to be predicting.  

All I know is it\'s a fun time to be a political junky.  This is a monster election.  Very exciting times.

McCain has been a lot of fun to watch the last week.  He\'s like a rabid dog, backed into a corner.  Teeth exposed, saliva speewing as he barks out FEAR words.  Socialist!  Taxes!  Redistribution of wealth!  He\'s doing a great job appearing strong and in control, in the right spot for an upset which is amazing considering the current state of the republican party.

Obama is just hitting a great finishline stride.  His speeches have returned to those climatic crescendo\'s of the early days of his campaign.  It just feels and looks like he\'s riding a massive wave toward victory.

You really got to give it to both of these guys.  Who can look around at the state of this country, the state of the world, and say I want to lead.  I want to be the go to guy for both the good and bad.

I disagree, Palin is a rising star in the republican party.

look at regan in \'76

Care to place a gentlemens wager on:

If the democrats win the presidental election, Sarah Palin will be seen in the 2012 republican primary race

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That\'s awesome!

I would tap that, my friend

Found out how to write-in a candidate. Yee-haw

I am not so hopeful about whoever gets this presidency. But then again, not many presidents have done the job well since Taft.