We as Americans need to realize were not here to nit pick how or what we should do in our lives.
I don't like anyone telling me how to live my life more than the next guy, but perhaps we need some reminders every now and again. Think of it as a nagging mom who isn't trying to be annoying, rather wants the best for you.
I support an open america to all, and an america that tells anyone with a hateful or bigotted mind that they might want to move somewhere else.
People aren't born hateful or bigotted, they become that way. One of the biggest issues in this country is a demographics problem. If you study a map, you'll notice most urban centers are blue while most rural areas are red. These people's views are a reflection of their perspectives. Notice how folks who live in isolation want less government, less taxes, etc. People who live in urban regions are more inclined to vote for candidates with ideas on how to get large systems to function better.
As for R. Paul... I'm not a big fan of the two party system and thus supporting Paul seems natural. He is anti-abortion though. He is religious. In fact he views his duties to God as more important than his duties to the state. Is this the type of view we should endorse in the 21st century?

