No writing today folks. Too busy watching football and enjoying the fact that it's already almost Friday.....damn, 4 day weeks are grand. Anyway, I wanted to leave you a few links about Ron Paul. For those of you that don't know, Ron is a Republican candidate for the 2008 presidency. Now before I lose any of you liberal readers, you should know that my beliefs are pretty far off from what most Republican politicians believe and vote on. I do not generally vote Republican. Still, from what I can tell, Ron Paul is exactly what we need in office right now: a man that we can trust and who sticks to what he believes, which is typically just plain logical. Everything I've heard him say makes sense. Feel free to disagree with me, but I encourage you to at least have a look at these links. At the very least, you'll end up with more knowledge than you probably had about this candidate before reading this. Feel free to tell me I'm crazy. At least that will show that you care, which is more than can be said about a large portion of our nation. Here you go:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ron_Paul
http://youtube.com/watch?v=uyCoDbFVaJ8&feature=related
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2 comments:
You know the last time I registered to vote (we had moved) I really struggled with how I wanted to register. What affiliation should I choose. The thing is this, while a lot of my views would fall into Republican party, the republican party does not seem to be who or what they were meant to be. Or better said, who or what they were meant to stand for. Democratic are not much different. I thought about choosing independent but that left me out of some polls.
In the end, I will not say what I chose, but I will say, I still am a little confused if it applies to me.
Not sure who I will vote for in 2008, but I intend on thinking it through HARD before I head off to the booth.
much luv~d
I know, I feel the same way. My beliefs are mix of all parties and I don't really like to label them. I prefer to stay undeclared and vote for who I feel best about, not what party I am registered for.
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