I do not support Ron Paul.

The only thing I like about him is his views on personal liberty, which I think is important in this era of the Patriot Act and other attacts on individual Constitutional rights.

But most of his views I think are crazy. I do not like his anti-envionmentalist record. We are approaching a tipping point with regard to Global Climate Change, and he is not remotely prepared to deal with that.

I believe in personal liberty, but I do not extend those rights to corporations the way Ron Paul does. Corporations need to be regulated, and he does not believe in that.

His monetary policies with regard to the Federal Reserve and the gold standard are wrong and will not work.

I believe we need to be engaged in the world, be strong members of the UN, have strong aliances with other countries, and maintain our military presence in the countries where we have commitments. Ron Paul does not agree with that.

I think when people sense a crisis, they tend to turn to an outsider as a "savior," and I think Ron Paul has represented that to some poeple. But the more I learn about him, the less I like.
dragonrider Reviewed by dragonrider on . the case against ron paul ron paul is a nut. this is coming from someone with libertarian views on many things. the guy is scary and most people who supporting him are kids on the internet who hear he is against iraq and pro legalizing drugs and think that makes him great. read this thisisby.us - The Case Against Ron Paul, by bbstucco "The Founding Fathers envisioned a robustly Christian yet religiously tolerant America, with churches serving as vital institutions that would eclipse the state in importance." Rating: 5