On Ron Paul And The State Of America
June 18, 2008
Well, it has been nearly a week since Congressman Paul dropped out of the Presidential race, and I’m just now working my way out of the disappointment to get around to writing about it. Americans have missed out on the best opportunity to change the direction of our country they are likely to have during this century.
It amazes me how people complain about everything you can think of…gas, war, the economy, foreign trade, outsourced jobs, illegal immigration, our national deficit, our prestige as a nation…and yet most chose to vote for those who have been instrumental in creating the problems in all of those areas. And, who will keep our nation headed down the path that will lead to a collapse of our country as we know it.
There is, of course, the underlying reasons that all of that occurs: people are comfortable with the status quo or profit from it. Americans have bought into the lies perpetuated by a few in the establishment, and even intellectuals and scholars tend now to believe fallacies such as the notion that America could not exist or thrive without the dozens of taxes created in the last 100 years, never mind the fact we did fine without them at some point.
Congressman Paul has a new project, The Campaign for Liberty, which will attempt to get more Libertarian politicians elected. I wish him the best of luck.
America, you missed a great opportunity…
[I wore a t-shirt in high school with that very saying on it over 20 years ago. Ron Paul was fighting for what's right long before I was born, and is the only person who has run for President in my lifetime worthy of my vote. He's going to get it in November, whether he's on the ballot or not...]
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