Too Bad

I'm sad that Ron Paul has withdrawn from the race. He did have much momentum but he was constantly bashed by "conservative" radio and TV. Now so-called "conservatives" have no choice - zero - all they have are three liberals - all of which will provide the USA with:

• growing government
• growing handouts
• growing submission to global rule
• growing oppression to business
• growing oppression to individuals
• growing socialistic unions
• growing taxes
  
• shrinking freedoms
• shrinking self-responsibilities
• shrinking achievement standards
• shrinking jobs
• shrinking wallets
• shrinking leader of the world

What Dr. Paul represents is a revolution - to return back to a time where American took care of herself without global interference. A time when we stood strong and minded our own business - just like we expected others to do with us.

Ron Paul represented the most conservative of candidate - with appeal to either party. Yet idiotic fools like Bill O'Reilly and our local Lars Larson and all the others wanted to pick obvious loosers primarily, I think, because of their religious affiliation.

This narrow vision of a candidate's religion has been a prime reason of the decline of those that seek self-determination and less government. It doesn't matter if you want to argue about it - this race has proven what I have always claimed.

Well now you have your choice of 3 liberals to choose from. In my mind if you couldn't see the future in Ron Paul, what he stood for, and where we could have been then you were:

• Too stupid to see
• and/or too lazy to research what he's been saying for years - especially regarding our economy
• and/or too mesmerized with a party lable and really don't care about policy
• and/or too entranced with religious affiliations to, again, realize policy issues - both short and long term