How stupid can people be? I know several people who would have previously counted themselves as members of the Democratic or Libertarian parties who are now supporting Ron Paul for president.
Ron Paul does not support women’s rights.
Ron Paul is not a Democrat, nor is he a Libertarian and one of the main differences that he has with either of those two political parties is that Ron Paul is anti-choice. You don’t believe it? Watch this horrific video that was aired in Iowa which clearly shows Ron Paul talking about his stance on Personhood, or when life is formed.
Hello, people, what are you thinking? Seriously? You don’t mind supporting a candidate who runs political campaign ads stating that he is not pro-choice? You aren’t afraid that women in some places will have limited access to contraceptives? That’s not a big enough of an issue for you to concern your little heads with? You’d rather support someone like Ron Paul who is only popular because he seems different than the normal candidate?
I’m sorry, but supporting someone without knowing his stance on a basic issue like a woman’s right to choose is totally and completely irresponsible. Women’s rights are under attack in the United States and we need a leader at the helm of our government who will support a woman’s right to choose.
If the people in the United States actually elected Ron Paul, women’s rights would be threatened even more. As we all know, the President of the United States has tremendous power when it comes to appointing judges to the courts. We need justices within the court system who are clear-headed and not swayed by the views of the fundamentalist Christians who are trying both to take over our nation and to blur the lines between Church and State.
There is absolutely no reason for any thinking person to support Ron Paul.
Ron Paul may have voted against the war in Iraq, but so did President Obama who gave a speech against the war in Iraq in 2002. It is terrifying to imagine someone so conservative in the White House. Just consider all the funding cuts and conservative judges that would come under the watch of Ron Paul. Frightening.
As someone once said, “Ron Paul is just Ross Perot with better lines.”
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