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[quote=Hoot Gibson]I fail to see the relevancy of your question. You are constantly telling everybody that there is zero difference between the two parties, which is absolutely not true - and that it makes no difference whether people vote for either a Republican or a Democrat. What you fail to do, in post after post, is to make the case for voting for Ron Paul, a man who has absolutely no chance to win any election outside of his own Congressional district. So enlighten us, do you agree with Ron Paul on every single issue and what difference will your vote for Ron Paul make?[/QUOTE]

I have made the point before and as soon as I figure out how to double quote I will show it. So I will have two post in response to this interesting post.

There are so many issues inside of this post it is difficult for me to decide which is the best point to begin with so I will try to in the simplest of terms:

There is a not a difference in Republicans and Democrats when it comes to spending: Republicans will cry DEFENSE, DEFENSE, DEFENSE, we need more and more, which includes us being in 128 countries around the world. That part of the budget needs to be cut.

Democrats cry POOR POOR POOR, we need so spend more on the poor.

Republicans and the religious right will tell people how to live. Democrats will telll people how to spend their money. I disagree with both of these principles.

As far as popular vote goes, I have proven to us by the National Archives that it does not matter the elector can choose who he or she votes for, which is usually the poplular vote of the region: which brings me up to the next point: let us say you a Republican in Pike Co, you vote Republican, did that change the electorial vote? No, it did not. Let us say you are a Democrat in Whitley Co... you vote Democrat, did that change the electorial vote for the 5th congressional: NO!

Now Why Vote for Ron Paul: I do agree with most of his domestic and foreign agenda. I believe that cutting spending even in the military is smart, I believe in his stance on getting rid of the Federal Reserve. I believe in his stance on taxes. I believe in his stance on Education. I believe in his stance again on foreign policy, which I articulate in another post. I believe in the idea of PERSONAL LIBERTY! That to me means both financially as well as morally.

Is the enemy of my enemy my friend? In this case no, because Romney will not cut from everywhere... he has no back bone, he his a liberal at heart and hates personal choice. Proven by his preivous actions as governor...Romney Care= Obama Care in my mind... for an example.