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Comment on Chuck Baldwin, Constitution Party’s Candidate for President by CAF

CAF — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 12:58:34 +0000

I have voted for the Constitution Party Candidate in the last 2 elections,& will probably vote for Chuck Baldwin this time. In the Constitution Party I found a party that I agree with, not one that I have to make concessions with.

Comment on “He thinks it’s necessary, and we ought to stay in Iraq for a hundred years,” Paul said. “I say, no way.” by Lori Slut

Lori Slut — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 18:20:46 +0000

I love republicans and all they stand for! Obama (Obamanation) is the wrong choice for America. He stinks & is a Muslim radical. I hope he drowns in a pool of his own blood.
Lori Price Slut

Comment on The Revolution: A Manifesto - Ron Paul’s new book by The Revolution : A Manifesto

The Revolution : A Manifesto — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 11:23:48 +0000

This is a great book. I thought the manifesto was a great read but like the audio version of the revolution a manifesto better.

great site.

Comment on Rep. Patrick McHenry of NC by McHenry against McCain as President | Republicans against Patrick McHenry

McHenry against McCain as President | Republicans against Patrick McHenry — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 01:23:41 +0000

[…] did not openly sponsor any candidate, though he did support Ron Paul for a spell, though he never admitted it through his website or any speeches. All the comment did was serve to […]

Comment on Ron Paul on the Situation Room on Friday- Submit Questions by Roach

Roach — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 13:41:56 +0000

Dr. Paul - What do you feel is the motivation for meetings of such groups as Bilderberg, The Tri-Lateral Commission, and the Council on Foreign Relations? Are these groups federally sanctioned? How can our supposedly elected leaders meet in relative secret with other heads of state and global power elites?

Comment on Ron Paul on the Situation Room on Friday- Submit Questions by Robert

Robert — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 13:06:41 +0000

Why are you not going to run as an independent?
And what about that $500 I donated to your campaign in good faith?

Comment on Chuck Baldwin, Constitution Party’s Candidate for President by Joy Ripple

Joy Ripple — Wed, 28 May 2008 00:41:40 +0000

He has written many, many articles regarding the need to follow the The United States Constitution and on supporting Ron Paul.

He is the man to vote for if Ron Paul doesn’t win at the National Republican Conference.

Chuck and Ron would make an excellent team!!!

I am going to start supporting Chuck also because he and Ron are on the same page.

It’s all about Constitutional government and taking back the freedoms that we have lost! Chuck and Ron are both for that.

Both Chuck and Ron are not afraid of the establishment or of saying what they believe.

Let’s not be looking for petty differences. Let’s look at their strenght, which is the desire to return this country to the greatness that it once was by following the Constitution. This is what is needed to turn this country around.

We need a strong leader at the helm, and with Ron or Chuck we will have it!

Comment on Chuck Baldwin, Constitution Party’s Candidate for President by Nathan

Nathan — Tue, 27 May 2008 23:09:20 +0000

I supported him in 2004 (when he ran as VP), and I intend to support him this year as well. He endorsed Ron Paul as the Republican nominee, and I believe he spoke at at least one Pastors conference in Iowa on his behalf before the caucuses.

Comment on New national economic plan: Federal Reserve’s power will be hugely increased by jack bittner

jack bittner — Sun, 25 May 2008 20:27:53 +0000

It’s common sense to require a home borrower to put up say 20% cash on buying a home, so he’ll have a stake in keeping it - and to require the borrower to have enough income to pay the mtge’s annual cost. The Wall Streeters invented a way to palm off mtge’s to others, so they didn’t care what the borrower could afford - just wanted to get his name on the mtge and then sell it to a sucker. That’s why the lenders are now broke. Without regulation, they’ll do it again.

Comment on New national economic plan: Federal Reserve’s power will be hugely increased by RonPaulExplorer.com

RonPaulExplorer.com — Thu, 08 May 2008 21:31:54 +0000

So, Congress abducated its Constitutional authority to regulate currency in 1913 by unconstitutionally transferring that power to a cartel of privately owned banks — the Federal Reserve.

Having devalued US currency to the tune of 95% since that time, Congress will now empower the Fed with broad powers to oversee the entire financial sector.

And so, a particular group of bank owners, executives and advisors comprised of the wealthiest and best connected men in the nation — men who can not be expected to neglect to advance their own financial and political agendas through these new powers — these men will now have the ability to investigate and regulate all actual or would-be competitors in the economic future of the United States of America.

That ought to go well…