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Paul Won’t Endorse or Vote for McCain
Author: Independent-voter
02 11th, 2008
Ron Paul says he will not drop out before the Republican convention. He says he will not endorse nor vote for John McCain, one reason being McCain love of perpetual war.
Tell him Mr. Paul!!
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Ron Paul Takes Second Place in Nevada
Author: Independent-voter
01 20th, 2008
Ron Paul was in second place in Nevada, ahead of all other Republicans except Romney. I really consider Ron Paul to be the only anti incumbent in the 2008 presidential race. It is nice to see him do well. He is doing better than some of the other Republican candidates who were sneering at him during the debates. Go man!
To me, Ron Paul makes the most sense when talking about the economy, one of the hot issues right now. We have really gotten ourselves in a mess and those in charge are talking about more of the same, to fix the mess. We need someone like Ron Paul to steer a better coarse.
Ron Paul Gets Our Vote
Author: Independent-voter
12 20th, 2007 
I don’t understand why all the establish does not like this guy. Well yes I do too. He doesn’t go along with their way of doing things. He is different. Which is exactly the reason I like him.
I used to listen to Neal Boortz radio show. But since he elects to cut off anyone who is for Ron Paul, I cut Neal Boortz’s web link off our site. He is boring anyway.
It looks like Ron Paul is the most anti incumbent candidate on both the Republican and Democratic sides. Runner up is probably Obama.
Back Again
Author: Independent-voter
11 26th, 2007Our blog hit a glitch when we were transferring to a new server and our history got wiped out. You would think I would have a good backup, but nooooooooooo. Anyway, we are back up on our new powerful server and starting again.
So who are you going to vote for, that may sound like they are not a incumbent or more of the same. Of the Democrats still in the race, Obama sounds the most anti incumbent. Of the Republicans, Ron Paul sounds like the most anti establishment. But are these who we are aiming for with an anti incumbent vote. Well they both are already elected politicians, even though they are not running for their same office seat. But they both are the most non mainstream. At this late date will anyone else come on the scene that are any more anti incumbent. Doesn’t appear that will happen, does it?
Good to be back and remember, vote anit incumbent!!