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With the upcoming election drawing near, the popular name of Ron Paul makes a visit to the political surface once again, this time with forces that can't be ignored by the ruling establishment. Known for its ideological [American] Libertarian stance and consistency in decisions through out his career, Paul overshadowed all other corporates candidates, both on the Republican sides and in fact - Barrack Obama himself as he seeks for a second term presidency through the Democratic party's ticket.
But now a perplexing case is brought upon us all. The Right Wing's elites hated Ron Paul on all of his foreign policy arguments and they are actively seeking to marginalize him in any given way possible - yet, the problem does not stop there. Disillusioned if not outright deceived by Obama's empty promises and sweet talking, The Left are in dire search for a figure that can actually do what he is mandated to do. While arguably both Paul and The Left are 99.999% on the same page when it comes to foreign policy, they share almost nothing in common when it comes to domestic policy. In fact, I personally find Paul's domestic policy (one of the central issue being the cutting or abolition of social security) as horrifying if not downright inhumane. Indeed, Paul is always consistently difficult and not straight forward when it comes to social policy, usually using the vague "charity" argument as escape route.
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And the cruel irony of Ron Paul's ideology:
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All being said, what do you think of Ron Paul?
With the upcoming election drawing near, the popular name of Ron Paul makes a visit to the political surface once again, this time with forces that can't be ignored by the ruling establishment. Known for its ideological [American] Libertarian stance and consistency in decisions through out his career, Paul overshadowed all other corporates candidates, both on the Republican sides and in fact - Barrack Obama himself as he seeks for a second term presidency through the Democratic party's ticket.
But now a perplexing case is brought upon us all. The Right Wing's elites hated Ron Paul on all of his foreign policy arguments and they are actively seeking to marginalize him in any given way possible - yet, the problem does not stop there. Disillusioned if not outright deceived by Obama's empty promises and sweet talking, The Left are in dire search for a figure that can actually do what he is mandated to do. While arguably both Paul and The Left are 99.999% on the same page when it comes to foreign policy, they share almost nothing in common when it comes to domestic policy. In fact, I personally find Paul's domestic policy (one of the central issue being the cutting or abolition of social security) as horrifying if not downright inhumane. Indeed, Paul is always consistently difficult and not straight forward when it comes to social policy, usually using the vague "charity" argument as escape route.
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And the cruel irony of Ron Paul's ideology:
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All being said, what do you think of Ron Paul?
