What's next for Ron Paul?

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I heard that he may be dropping out of the presidential race. I admire him for making many Americans aware of the corruption in politics and talking about many important issues that the other candidates have failed to mention. I had no idea that there is no law requiring us to pay income tax! Anyway, it seems this may not be the end of his attempts to bring the power back into the Constitution. What do you think?

pure conscience · Accepted Answer

He could pick up his signs that litter the blocks of my city.

DAR · Answer

He isn't dropping out, however, his lesser chance to win means we can't expect the financial support to keep rolling in to vonintue to fund his presidential campaign staff fully as well as give him money to help support like minded candidates in the pac he wants to put together.  He is still the person to vote for to keep the last chance of averting McCain open and to make a statement that the GOP needs a different direction.

Or do Republicans on this board want the GOP to think we're all FINE with McCain?

He is being very active in Congress and in financial news since the economy is doing precisely what he said it would and other economists are agreeing he was right, all along.  The r3VOLution found him, and has to continue self starting, but he is still our leader - just not forever through his Republican presidential campaign.  There are some events coming up, an April 15 one I think we should use as an opportunity to show HIM we are still with him, since it is the earliest (I hadn't planned on going to that one before.)  

And there are others; stay tuned.

beaver cleaver · Answer

I think it is sad, sad, sad.  I have been a democrat for years, but, I think that Ron Paul is the best candidate, by far.  Americans are simply not ready for the truth, nor are they ready for change.  Yes, the IRS is an illegal institution, it was never ratified and it was only begun as a temporary measure to pay for WAR.

BillParkhurst · Answer

Retirement. Why is it the good guys never get the popular majority vote? It says something about the mentality of the majority,  I think.

doubleolly · Answer

He is the only member of congress that tells it like it is----just try to prove him wrong---his opponents will not take issue with him on the merits of his proposals.  Hope that he can continue to fight and educate enough people to start looking at what is happening to our great nation.

Anonymous · Answer

Next for Ron Paul is Irrelevance

Anonymous · Answer

Congressional representative from Texas? Just a guess.

Anonymous · Answer

perhaps the papacy - the name change would only need to be a slight one

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