Paul’s Message Makes Sense In Iowa

Dr. Ron Paul's pro constitution platform is resonating with U.S. voters.

December 29, 2011- A number of things about Republican Party Presidential Nominee candidate Ron Paul are different. He always arrives at the precise time a rally starts or a speech is scheduled shocking organizers and party members alike. He also is not held hostage by mainstream media.

One other big difference with Congressman Paul is how much he sticks to the Constitution. He is always quoted as saying, “Why can’t we just stick to the Constitution. It calls for life and liberty and is meant to limit the size of the government.”

Many conservatives want small government. Paul wants a government that is so small few would even be able to see it or recognize it. Paul says only about 20% of what the government does is constitutional. He says, “Education and Medicare are not part of the Constitution.” He feels the Peace Corps should not be government run but should be run by private charities.

His campaign is built on people’s freedoms, liberties and the right to enjoy the fruits of their labors. With a smaller government, he says, the people will not feel the burden of high taxes taking all their earnings. He also says “The rule of law” should be held supreme.

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2 thoughts on “Paul’s Message Makes Sense In Iowa

  1. Iowa GOP explains moving vote tabulation away from HQ
    1774 precints-how does one have campaign representatives for each precint accomapny the votes to where tabulation happens? 6 candidatesx1774 precients=10,000+ individuals in the night moving the votes to a ‘location’? Won’t happen..3 people cannot keep a secret(location). So the ballots will be in the posession of the few. Will they be ‘stuffed’? Precounted and first? Locked in a box during transport? 1774 locks? 1774 boxes? Won’t happen. Will the transporters be searched first, will they be trailed, will they bemonitored in the transport vehicles, will the vehicles be search before transport and after?
    The Party is simply moving off-site-NOT SIMPLE.
    said it was only to avoid a sabotage.- When simplicty is gone..duplicity steps in.

    Those slips are collected, taken to a table, and counted in the open.- To bad people are emotional about their candidate, too bad the democratic process is some times messy, arguementative. Too bad it is inconveinent to have to deal with the basic premiss of one person one vote.

    The answer is not to avail simplicity where there can be no simple solution, the answer is to avail an open vote. Deal with it GOP. Like it has always been dealt with, infront of everybody, no secret location, no unknown transfers

  2. Well said!

    It’s interesting how once you’ve learned about the US Constitution Ron Paul’s consistency in voting and speech becomes clear. He simply follows the Constitution, and wouldn’t you know: that makes him really easy to predict.

    It’s nice to vote for someone without gambling on what they’ll do once in office.

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