You must be living on yout own island where you do not have any problems, political etc.

Shame on you for telling the Americans what do do!

Alas, so lacking in glamor that it might even work.

Among Serbs or Iraqis perhaps, or even Japanese and Germans.

Among Americans it may be a waste of time.

Perhaps Kucinich might be interested.

I am not lightly riveted, nor would I easily have ever called myself a Progressive, and certainly not a Democrat, but I went to the trouble of reading through Kucinich’s well crafted positions on many topics on his website.

I was very surprised how, particularly structurally, he is so far ahead of the curve, not only in regard to Health Care based on a risk pool, and impeachment, where he singularly put his power on the line as a Congressman, and voting machine fraud, but also on many other centrally important topics.

A man, whatever his political coloration, who thinks things through, and thoroughly.

Ah, you say, he is no longer running for the presidency?

As I said when he withdrew–that’s a good sign. He is now much more important than he ever would have been as third or fourth in line in the sham of a national presidential race, and especially as a Democrat.

I have heard, with what reliability I do not know, that Kucinich some time ago sent out feelers to Paul in regard to an independent run, and was refused.

If true, it speaks volumes.

Sound a bit fishy?

Perhaps he should do less marketing of his childish economic ideas and more reading of Paul Craig Roberts and the U.S. Constitution.

As Congressman he already holds a position with Constitutional powers and duties to discharge.

He apparently is reluctant to discharge that power and duty in regard to limiting and holding to account the Executive Branch’s unconstitutional usurpation of powers and privileges.

Why would anyone who takes the Constitution seriously wish to support just another prospective King?

The conservatives in the GOP won’t abide McCain, period. If McCain doesn’t have enough delegates to win the convention, he can’t win. A brokered convention is still in play which would result, most likely, in a non-candidate being nominated. If Ron has enough delegates (he currently has around 50, and can pick up loads more in TX), he will have a say in who the nominee will be.

You have to understand this esoteric process to work the system.

Are you just going to sit back and get more war? Get off your arse and help Ron win more delegates!

http://newswithviews.com/Stuter/stuter118.htm

If you own yourself, as Paul argues, you can sell yourself to someone else.

Or even sell yourself to yourself.

The latter transaction will likely keep you occupied for some days.

If this isn’t childish, as analysis of person, self, ownership and property rights, what is?

You are invited to argue out all the details with yourself.

The penalty for successful impeachment is removal from office. There is no pardon.

Impeaching Bush before he pardons the other criminals in office wholesale is another high recommendation for impeaching both of them immediately.

But obviously that sort of accountability is not what you are interested in.

I will vote for Ron Paul for President even if I have to write in his name. Many if not all of Dr. Paul’s supporters will cast no other vote especially for war. If the Party will pull for Dr. Paul then the combined totals might be that winning combination. Antiwar democrats will eventually join just to stop this illegitimate war. Eventually the majority will be heard hopefully before too many more innocent children die for our inability to act decisively.

Dr. Paul says Romney’s suspension makes a brokered convention unlikely. The next day’s primary makes it look like it is still possible. If Dr. Paul’s campaign can get most precincts covered plus the help of loyal republicans and suddenly there is a light at the end of the tunnel. You can’t do that with a third party run. A third party candidate can’t win, which is what John and other third party enthusiasts really want. Clever ploy?!

“If the Republican Party will pull for Dr. Paul” is the challenge. I wouldn’t have thought it possible even last month. But I watch Dr. Paul and he is one of the friendliest people I’ve ever watched. He’s made over half a million friends who have voted and millions more around the world.

Have no doubt it is Dr. Paul’s campaign and the millions of dollars from grass root supporters that earned the relative calm in Iraq not our surge or our pogroms and ghettos. Just read Gilgamesh. The Fertile Crescent has been dealing with tyrants for millenia. The US is just one more in a long boring list.

Once on TV I mistook Dr. Paul’s voice for Fred Rogers Well, they are from the same neighborhood: Pittsburgh. Both Ron and Fred are my idea of leaders, because they go where I could follow.