Originally posted by CoffinFeeder
We're in a two party system, like it or not.
Ooooo. There's a promising mentality. Just accept things as they are... I shake my head sadly.
Actually, we are NOT in a two-party system. We are in a ONE-party system with two heads. A two-headed counterfeit coin, thrust into our hands by a
corrupt media, the only purchase of which is NWO.
If we decide we DON'T like it, we can write in Ron Paul.
If you can't get into that, then you pretty much have no chance of being elected.
Not so. Paul entered the race as one of those two parties, but he was truly motivated by a deep caring for this country, and not sitting in any
corporofascist pocket. The only thing that will get you elected, it seems, is being in that pocket. Then, Diebold is behind you all the way!
All these other splinter groups, like th libertarians and constitutionalists, etc might have a snowballs chance in hell in local elections and
so on, but when it comes to big time politics, all they do is serve to further fractionate the democrap vote. That's right. Most of these votes for
independants come at teh cost of the dummycrats.
Oh, look at those clever epithets. Actually, Ron Paul has a great number of supporters in his party. He does, after all, uphold the conservation of
the founding documents, which was at one point the definition of "conservative."
So really, while I only semi support the guy, I can say that maybe he's asmarter than you in gracefully bowing out and doing his work where he
can, and not causing an even bigger train wreck than this election already will be.
Either one supports a candidate or doesn't. "Semi" support is not support.
Regardless, I think it is correct that the reason Paul did not choose to run on an independent ticket is that he would have been removed from his
congressional seat, given the "Sore Loser" law in Texas.