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Originally Posted by Ayatollahgondola
Ron Paul lost me on his open borders stance. Ron Paul could not accomplish the task of reclaiming our currency at the presidential level. He can sign the bill after it got out of congress, but he can't order congress to change the currency.
That said, it is worthy to go to see him, because he's one of the few who does seek a constitutional government. Not many others will even speak about it
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I hope you get a chance to see him in UC Davis. I think you would have a good time. Is any of the old gang still around?
He is pretty big on having the immigration laws upheld. If he did allow any immigration I would imagine it to be like it was in the seventies when it was done legally. Businesses that really did need people went through a process to bring people in through visas. The workers fought for the same wages and benefits as the rest of us. At the rate they are coming in now we are the ones that are going to have to travel illegally to find work.
I think he could get us out of the wars pretty fast. He talks about repealing a lot of the executive orders that have been drawn up over the last few years.
When he talks he talks of ideals he's believed in for decades. He doesn't test the wind to figure what he should say like the globalist shills.
Here is a picture of the crowd waiting to get in tonight in Fullerton.
There are some more pictures on the Ron Paul forums.
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...-SEATS-10-000*
P.S. All he really has to do to begin the process of restoring the soundness of the currency it to allow competition. If we could exchange silver and gold with out having to pay taxes it could go a long way towards that goal. Right now the more they inflate the currency the more capital gains taxes they can demand.
~Sure if the double the money supply your Uncle Phil gets twice as much when he sells his stocks but he is getting twice as many of something worth half as much. Plus some of the very people that counterfeited the money supply have now cut themselves in on his stuff with capital gains taxes.
In the 2008 run a bunch of the Golden Gate Minutemen went and got themselves elected as GOP delegate. It was happening all around the country. Some of the old GOP status quo people are being replaced by them. The party is still terribly corrupt. But then what isn't now...
besides...
Ron Paul 2012