Which of Ron Paul's views do you want to see Romney adopt??!!

by BlueRepublican Posted 2012/06/16 15:52:05

Related Topics: Middle East, Gay Marriage, Mitt Romney, Death Penalty, Ron Paul, Afghanistan, IRS, Marijuana, Constitution, Republican, Drugs, Income Tax, War, Federal Reserve, Military, Party, Rights

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		Monetary Policy; Audit the FED
		Tax Reform; End the Income TAX
		End the failed War on Drugs
		Bring the troops home from Afghanistan
		All of the above
		None of the above (Please leave a comment)

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	Monetary Policy; Audit the FED	7 votes	6%
	Tax Reform; End the Income TAX	6 votes	5%
	End the failed War on Drugs	9 votes	8%
	Bring the troops home from Afghanistan	8 votes	7%
	All of the above	63 votes	54%
	None of the above	23 votes	20%

As Mitt Romney appears to be the presumptive Republican nominee for president the time is at hand to unify the party behind the cause. While Gov. Romney and Congressman Paul have had a friendly primary race, they could not be farther apart on their policies. In order for Gov. Romney to win over these Libertarian-leaning Republicans he may need to adopt one or more of Dr. Paul's positions.

Here's a few of Dr. Paul's positions that most Americans can get behind...

Auditing the Federal Reserve to find out what they've been doing with our money for the last 100 years.

Cutting entire redundant expensive govt beaurocracies and consolidating responsibilities.

Only going to War with a Declaration as the Constitution says.

Bringing our troops home from Afghanistan and the Middle East and placing them on our borders here at home.

Ending the unconstitutional income tax and the IRS by tax reforms and simplifying the tax code.

Adopting a more Libertarian state's rights view of social issues like marijuana, gay marriage, death penalty, etc...

Cutting military/defense waste and the BILLIONS going overseas in Foreign AID.

Ending the failed and expensive Nixon War on Drugs.

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Mr. Smith 2012/06/16 17:05:16

All of the above

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Repeal the Patriot Act, repeal Obamacare, end all the wars and don't start any without a congressional declaration of war. Forget auditing the Fed, End the Fed, and end the IRS and the progressive income tax. I'd be happy if Romney did one of these, but I'm not getting my hopes up!
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Tuna 2012/06/16 17:06:00

All of the above

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END the Fed; get the hell out of that communist United Nations; why do you think all the mid-eastern countries always attack the U.N. headquarters and run them out? We know the Red Berets showed up in NYC when the USSR collapsed.

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Mr. Smith 2012/06/16 17:05:16

All of the above

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Repeal the Patriot Act, repeal Obamacare, end all the wars and don't start any without a congressional declaration of war. Forget auditing the Fed, End the Fed, and end the IRS and the progressive income tax. I'd be happy if Romney did one of these, but I'm not getting my hopes up!

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Tuna to Mr. Smith 2012/06/16 17:25:47 (edited)

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We will find Romney to be the extension of Bush 41 and Bush 43 and the establishment republicans that come with that. Romney is already talking to the "old guard" of the republican party; that segment that hated Reagan, like Bush 41 did. They are progressive too, wolves in sheep's clothing.

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Mr. Smith to Tuna 2012/06/16 19:18:00

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I agree, but anything is better than Obama, even if it's marginally.

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Lady Wh... to Mr. Smith 2012/06/16 19:32:33

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We agree!

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Mr. Smith to Lady Wh... 2012/06/16 19:41:21

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Amazing.... ;-)

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Tuna to Mr. Smith 2012/06/18 14:33:50

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Do you see ALL the Bushes partying with Obama this weekend??? They are all in it together ever since they got Reagan out of the way. Reagan set them back 15-20 years but the Euro socialism is alive and well again, in the USA.

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Mr. Smith to Tuna 2012/06/18 14:38:45

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Yep - the game is fixed, the powers that be control it all and they aren't going to let it go without a fight!

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Tuna to Mr. Smith 2012/06/18 14:43:10

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Enter the Tea Party; VOTE THEM ALL OUT !!! Have you been to www.goooh.com yet? A new way of elcting our officials; give it a look and join up if please.

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Mr. Smith to Tuna 2012/06/18 15:08:43

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I've heard of it, but have not had a chance to study it. I'll give it a good look and consider signing up. Thank you Tuna!

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Tuna to Mr. Smith 2012/06/19 13:58:35

+1

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Tinka123 2012/06/16 17:04:43

All of the above

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That use of force is legitimate only when in defense of rights.

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rdmatheny 2012/06/16 16:56:03

None of the above

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As of right now Mitt Romney is the "presumptive" nominee, but not for long. Listen to this and you'll see why. http://www.talkshoe.com/talks...

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U-Dog 2012/06/16 16:52:34

All of the above

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Romney will not get behind any of Paul's positions because the crony-cap crooks within the GOP will not support any of it.

The spineless fiscal and social conservatives have learned absolutely nothing, they talk big about being for small constitution government and rule of law and then chicken out, as usual, and act stupider than Obama voters by supporting a big government crony business as usual hack like Romney.

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John "By God" American 2012/06/16 16:40:11

None of the above

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End all the Unconstitutional wars and close down the foreign bases.

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JERSEYDUDE 2012/06/16 16:34:29

All of the above

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never gonna happen and i wouldnt trust him if it did and Mitt Romney is ineligible to be President just like Mr Barry Barack Obama

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David Lindner 2012/06/16 16:32:57

Monetary Policy; Audit the FED

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audit the fed!

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Striker 2012/06/16 16:15:28

All of the above

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But the one of highest priority would be (unlisted) strict adherence to the Constitution.

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rdmatheny to Striker 2012/06/16 17:25:36

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That was a nice "pipe dream" while it lasted....all one nanosecond of it.

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William to Striker 2012/06/17 07:11:36

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But isn't that like saying "All of the above"?

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Striker to William 2012/06/17 13:17:08

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Kinda, but being unlisted, nope. I'd say much broader in scope, covering all the bases which were not "above".

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mach 2012/06/16 16:13:11

None of the above

Ron Paul would struggle like a ficus in a forest of redwoods on everything he stands for, and Romney isn't going to even consider any of his proposals. Well, he will do a quick etch a sketch review and flat tell Paul supporters he's going to do these things, but libertarians know better. OH!! I know one of Ron's ideas I'd like to see happen, and that's nickel a gallon gas. No,.... Ron needs to get his shoe shine kit ready for what Mitt has in store for him.

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Stacy F 2012/06/16 16:12:02

Tax Reform; End the Income TAX

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So far, the only thing that the IRS has been "good" at is taking my money... and yours.

Remember the IRS motto... "We have what it takes to take what you have."

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☆stillthe12c☆ 2012/06/16 16:11:29

All of the above

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I would like us to do away with the Fed. Also Romney came out in favor of The Patriot Act and NDAA. He needs to rethink these Acts.

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BlueRep... to ☆stillt... 2012/06/16 16:14:16

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Agreed. The Un-Patriotic Act and NDAA are both unconstitutional.

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☆stillt... to BlueRep... 2012/06/16 16:39:48

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The Federal Court have agreed with us on NDAA and ruled that it is unconstitutional. They are waiting to see if the Government is going to appeal the ruling.

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Lady Wh... to BlueRep... 2012/06/16 19:33:52

agreed

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mk, Smartass Oracle 2012/06/16 16:09:21

All of the above

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We need these things done now!

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luvguins 2012/06/16 16:06:54

Bring the troops home from Afghanistan

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Get out of the war we are in and don't start any others.

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shadow76 2012/06/16 16:05:30

Monetary Policy; Audit the FED

+4
I don't like the Fed either

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Arizona1950 2012/06/16 15:58:22

All of the above

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Ron Paul is the only candidate with a plan and a proven record of consistency in inititating them ... too bad the DEM/GOP Progressived Party stalled and misdirected what should have been done a long time ago.

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ehrhornp 2012/06/16 15:54:37 (edited)

None of the above

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Romney is a liar and believes in socialism for the rich. I would like Obama to end the failed war on drugs and the Afghanistan which I believe he will do.

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Stacy F to ehrhornp 2012/06/16 16:07:46

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Of course Obama would end the War on Drugs... anyone that did as much drugs as HE DID would end the War on Drugs.
(And before you go all liberal hate-speech on me, playing the Race Card, know this... He ADMITTED to doing drugs, including, IN HIS OWN WORDS, "blow"!)

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ehrhornp to Stacy F 2012/06/16 16:16:36

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Yes he did. Unfortunately the war on drugs has continued which was a disappointment. The prison industrial complex along with the businesses that would be affected should marijuana be legalized have great incentives to keep it illegal. This needs to end. So what if he did drugs. GW did far more drugs but that is not the reason I voted against GW.

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Stacy F to ehrhornp 2012/06/16 17:35:59 (edited)

GW Bush did not do "far more drugs", and you know it. He was an alcoholic (to which he admitted), but he went sober, and has STAYED sober, since he was 40.
During the 2000 presidential campaign, Bush said that he gave up drinking after waking up with a hangover after his 40th birthday celebration: "I quit drinking in 1986 and haven't had a drop since then."

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ehrhornp to Stacy F 2012/06/16 20:18:14

If you really believe this, I know where you can get some land cheap in Hawaii. lol GW remained an alcoholic probably to this day. Little bit of advice, one should not put too much credibility to what an addict says.

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Stacy F to ehrhornp 2012/06/17 02:15:41

You sound like a man of experience...

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ehrhornp to Stacy F 2012/06/17 04:19:20

lol, yes I am. While I never had a problem with drugs, I knew enough people who did.

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LadyBGood to Stacy F 2012/06/16 16:16:38

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OblameO "blows" alright!

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LadyBGood to ehrhornp 2012/06/16 16:18:06

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Hummm obama is getting $40,000 a plate dinners from ALL the rich socialist Hollywood celebrities. Oh yeah, blame the failings of obama on the next guy!

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