More Ron Paul stuff.
A concerned American ran this ad in USA Today:
http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/LLLetterNYT.pdf (it's a pdf, might take awhile to load).
It represents Ron Paul's positions very well. Ron Paul might be a christian, but he is for respecting other's religion too. Paul IS NOT a career politician who has vested interests. Ron Paul is THE ONLY ANTI-WAR CANDIDATE.
Barack Obama might claim to be anti-war, but I've read up on his position on the war.
Committed to Iran not having nuclear weapons
Q: Would you pledge that Iran will not develop a nuclear bomb while you are president?
A: We are committed to Iran not having nuclear weapons. We have been governed by fear for the last 6 years. Bush has used the fear of terrorism to launch a war that should have never been authorized. We are seeing the same pattern now. It is very important for us to draw a clear line and say, "We are not going to be governed by fear. We will take threats seriously and take action to make sure that the US is secure."
Source: 2007 Democratic debate at Drexel University Oct 30, 2007
Hopes to remove all troops from Iraq by 2013, but no pledge
Q: Gen. Petraeus and Pres. Bush indicated that in January 2009, there will be 100,000 troops in Iraq. What do you do?
A: I hope and will work diligently in the Senate to bring an end to this war before I take office. And it is very important at this stage, understanding how badly the president's strategy has failed, that we not vote for funding without some timetable for this war. If there are still large troop presences in when I take office, then
Q: Will you pledge that by January 2013, the end of your first term, there will be no US troops in Iraq?
A: I think it's hard to project four years from now, and I think it would be irresponsible. We don't know what contingency will be out there. I believe that we should have all our troops out by 2013, but I don't want to make promises, not knowing what the situation's going to be three or four years out.
Source: 2007 Democratic primary debate at Dartmouth College Sep 26, 2007
Barack would go to war against Iran if they had nuclear weapons. He is also not going to withdraw from Iraq for a long time. UNACCEPTABLE.
http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/LLLetterNYT.pdf (it's a pdf, might take awhile to load).
It represents Ron Paul's positions very well. Ron Paul might be a christian, but he is for respecting other's religion too. Paul IS NOT a career politician who has vested interests. Ron Paul is THE ONLY ANTI-WAR CANDIDATE.
Barack Obama might claim to be anti-war, but I've read up on his position on the war.
Committed to Iran not having nuclear weapons
Q: Would you pledge that Iran will not develop a nuclear bomb while you are president?
A: We are committed to Iran not having nuclear weapons. We have been governed by fear for the last 6 years. Bush has used the fear of terrorism to launch a war that should have never been authorized. We are seeing the same pattern now. It is very important for us to draw a clear line and say, "We are not going to be governed by fear. We will take threats seriously and take action to make sure that the US is secure."
Source: 2007 Democratic debate at Drexel University Oct 30, 2007
Hopes to remove all troops from Iraq by 2013, but no pledge
Q: Gen. Petraeus and Pres. Bush indicated that in January 2009, there will be 100,000 troops in Iraq. What do you do?
A: I hope and will work diligently in the Senate to bring an end to this war before I take office. And it is very important at this stage, understanding how badly the president's strategy has failed, that we not vote for funding without some timetable for this war. If there are still large troop presences in when I take office, then
Q: Will you pledge that by January 2013, the end of your first term, there will be no US troops in Iraq?
A: I think it's hard to project four years from now, and I think it would be irresponsible. We don't know what contingency will be out there. I believe that we should have all our troops out by 2013, but I don't want to make promises, not knowing what the situation's going to be three or four years out.
Source: 2007 Democratic primary debate at Dartmouth College Sep 26, 2007
Barack would go to war against Iran if they had nuclear weapons. He is also not going to withdraw from Iraq for a long time. UNACCEPTABLE.