DC Tea Party Founder, Lisa Miller: Why I Endorse Ron Paul

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DC Tea Party Founder Endorses Ron Paul
http://www.ronpaul2012.com/2012/01/02/dc-tea-party-founder-endorses-ron-paul/


Why I Endorse Ron Paul


Lisa Miller, Tea Party WDC
December 30, 2011


I've been a supporter of Michele Bachmann since I founded Tea Party WDC in the spring of 2009. I've appreciated her stalwart support of Tea Party activities and in her speeches she maintained allegiance to our principles of fiscal responsibility, Constitutional limited government and free markets.

It wasn't until I was sexually assaulted by a female TSA employee at Reagan National Airport in September on my way to Florida for the Tea Party Presidential debate that I took another look at her vote for the Patriot Act, which created the conditions for the assault. As the risk/benefit can't justify the body x-rays or the pat downs on domestic flights I realized that there are all types of mal-investment. Preying upon fear is just another tactic to justify more government spending. As I live a few miles from the Pentagon, I realized that I had fallen for it too.

Then later in the Attorney General's Presidential debate she said she supported Federal Tort Reform which conflicts with States rights. Before switching I reviewed the allegations against Dr. Ron Paul and found his mea culpa for not reviewing the massive volume of newsletters credible and his view of individuality reflected in his medical practice, his employment practices and his political views no matter the pressure put upon him to pick sides or preferences.

He has worked steadily for a more just environment where ALL Americans can have that opportunity promised in our founding documents.I reviewed old video interviews with William Buckley http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VIvqyrxbL8 (watch all four videos), read his Congressional and campaign website. I was please to find he hadn't passed much legislation. As we are choking on all the laws and regulation Congress produces, his instinct not to add to our burden was refreshing.

Ron Paul's platform proposes the deepest cuts in a manner that, by the end of his Presidency, the private sector will have not only recovered the jobs eliminated but be on our way to full employment.

I applaud his well thought out policy prescriptions in consolidating and streamlining enumerated powers so we have a stronger military with more effective strategic tactics when dealing with real threats. We will have less civilian and military casualties with better relations and business opportunities the world over.

Our debt is our greatest National Security risk and it is already having an impact on our military by China's ease in hacking into military and government databases. Only free markets innovate because the incentive is there.

No government program will ever match the strengths of a free market. The math says we can’t wait another four years to cut government spending. The misguided view that big government can be "fixed" would be a disaster and would continue this horrid slide into poverty and impotence.

A vote for Ron Paul is a vote for a more just society where the most people have the most opportunity.


Lisa Miller
Tea Party WDC
http://www.TeaPartyWDC.ning.com
 
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paragraph repeated, but otherwise excellent. ("it wasn't until" x2)
 
This is a great endorsement. Loved what she said about TSA. (Need to delete third paragraph repeat of paragraph two. :)
 
Great stuff! Basically "I supported Michelle Bachmann until I realized she voted for legalized sexual assault of women." Am I going to far in that encapsulation?
 
Well just the fact she ever endorsed Bachmann makes me a little leery of her. How can anyone that claims to be a tea party member, be behind someone who is blatantly not a tea party type? Just makes no sense.
 
What is a tea party founder?

Does it mean that they stood around too long and got fat and lazy and sore feet?
 
Common Occurrence it appears.

Michele Bachmann’s Iowa Chair Defects to Ron Paul
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2011/12/michelle-bachmanns-iowa-chair-defects-to-ron-paul/

Ron Paul is not running for State office, therefor, he is not trying to “legalize” drugs. He simply advocates returning the power of drug regulation to the States, as mandated by the Constitution.

When the Federal Government wanted to outlaw alcohol, they passed the 18th Ammendment to the Constitution, which gave them the authority to do so. Although later repealed, this was in fact Constitutional.

You lose all credibility, and therefor the debate, when you (rightfully) criticize Obamacare for being unconstitutional and then, in the next breath, call Ron Paul a “whacko” for wanting the Federal Government to return the power of drug regulations to the States.

I recommend maintaining the moral highground and not compromising on the Constitution. It is, after all, the law of the land and without it, we have anarchy (or worse, tyrrany).

Best comment on that article..
 
She endorsed Ron Paul, would you like to insult her for that?

I am not insulting her, I just don't like titles like tea party founder :D

Notice I went out of my way to say what is a tea party founder, and not what is she...etc. The name is a bit centralish, and really not what the tea party is about. But sure, another supporter, great!
 
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There's a fellow here in my hometown that started the local tea party group. He singlehandedly organized the meetups, advertised the events, and led the first several meetings. I'd call that a founder of that Tea Party group. If this woman did the same to organized the DC teaparty, I'd say that makes her a DC Tea Party Founder.
 
Just sending some support to Ms. Miller in light of the rather tepid reception she's gotten from RPF for this courageous statement.
 
"Our debt is our greatest National Security risk" Agree 100% and is very important regarding Dr. Paul's foreign policy.
 
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