I actually liked Ron Paul’s inputs of the few debates I have watched. I’m not going to hold it against him that he voted against this. Perhaps he thought it was a waste of government funding. That doesn’t make him racist. This kind of thinking and lack of faith in candidates based on past actions is what splits up the country into bipartisanship without progress. Hating a party isn’t going to get you anywhere. If you already know you’re voting Democrat, why not focus on pushing for the best Republican candidate or preventing Romney, the clever obese asshole, from becoming elected? In case the country does end up electing a Republican president, why not spend our efforts in making sure the other party nominates a respectable candidate rather than someone who knows his audience and knows how to coolly play the other party because he hired the right PR guys?

I actually liked Ron Paul’s inputs of the few debates I have watched. I’m not going to hold it against him that he voted against this. Perhaps he thought it was a waste of government funding. That doesn’t make him racist. This kind of thinking and lack of faith in candidates based on past actions is what splits up the country into bipartisanship without progress. Hating a party isn’t going to get you anywhere. If you already know you’re voting Democrat, why not focus on pushing for the best Republican candidate or preventing Romney, the clever obese asshole, from becoming elected? In case the country does end up electing a Republican president, why not spend our efforts in making sure the other party nominates a respectable candidate rather than someone who knows his audience and knows how to coolly play the other party because he hired the right PR guys?

(Source: ronpaulissues)