Alan Keyes and Ron Paul vie for Constitution Party nomination

[GoldStan]

I'm talking about that is the only difference between the collectivist here and those collectivist in the USSR.
Here- people "think" they have a choice when really its just two branches of the same tree.
In russia they were more upfront about it... "we will have elections so you can choose which one of us is going to rule over you- us being the people of this ONE communist party."
so they have as much democracy as we have today, and we have just as many choices thank to a mysterious media black-out on the only real alternative in the presidential race.

How is it a "mystery"? We got less votes than Fred Freaking Thompson in most states!?!


No conspiracy theory necessary here, just a bunch of political hacks who sucked up the "money bombs" as salary to line their purses while doing *nothing* to help Dr. Paul get elected.

 

[torchbearer]

How is it a "mystery"? We got less votes than Fred Freaking Thompson in most states!?!


No conspiracy theory necessary here, just a bunch of political hacks who sucked up the "money bombs" as salary to line their purses while doing *nothing* to help Dr. Paul get elected.

The media has an agenda, and a free society is not part of the program.

 

[GoldStan]

Oh, I forgot... *everything* is due to outside conspiracies and *nothing* is simply due to incompetance.

They just wouldn't let Dr. Paul's campaign buy any airtime for decently produced ads with all that cash... I forgot.

Darn Zionists/Illuminati/Bankers/Martian Penguins/etc...

 

[yongrel]

your joking right?

Nope

 

[american.swan]

CP = theocrats.

Yes they are constitional, but they believe the state should be influenced by the church

If one state wanted to be a theocracy, would that be against the constitution?

 

[mtmedlin]

Alan Keys has some good ideas but in general he isnt a good candidate, isnt taken seriously by anyone and tends to come off as a kook. He also attempts to legislate morality and use it as the source of our problems. Definitely not someone that I would support.

 

[torchbearer]

If one state wanted to be a theocracy, would that be against the constitution?

I think so, i believe it is stated somewhere that the people are garunteed a Republican form of government.