What's your issue?

[lucius]

Gurudas said it best: “All these people say there are powerful groups threatening our way of life. Some sources identify the bankers and corporate elite as the source of our problems, while others feel the national security state is the threat. The power of Wall Street is now obvious to many. So much is happening today that it is increasingly clear a police state is no longer some distant event to fear. The American people must awaken and join together to restore constitutional government and diminish the power of the large corporations and their agent, the federal government, so that we can again be a free people.”

 

[megan]

privatization.

 

[LibertyEagle]

Reinstating the Constitution.

 

[nayjevin]

decriminilization of dissenting speech/thought

 

[cajuncocoa]

I would have to say my issue is Civil Liberties. I'm fed up with liberals and conservatives...it's time for a change!

 

[quickmike]

All the issues are very important to me. But........... the single most important issue for me is the one dealing with a sound monetary system. Without this, none of the others will matter because we will end up like the former Soviet Union when our dollar collapses, which will make anything else unattainable because we will just be worried about the basics of life, like food, energy, paying bills. Like Ron said, we cant go on living on credit forever because eventually the dollar will be looked at as a joke by the rest of the world. When that happens, were screwed because everything right now is based on the US dollar.

 

[BillyBeer]

Foreign policy, it has been on the wrong course for 110 years and Ron Paul knows full well the folly of ignoring the Founding fathers.

 

[MozoVote]

Foreign policy and ending the nanny state.

 

[Mesogen]

I think what turned me on to RP is that he is the ONLY candidate even speaking about the very fundamental issues that affect every part of our country and are driving it in the totally wrong direction it's going.

Debt-based money issued to our government by the privately owned Federal Reserve bank is the enabling factor that allows all of the huge growth of government, the nation building, and even the curtailing of civil liberties.

They are all symptoms of underlying problems that RP alone is addressing on the national stage.

I really wish people would start to "get it" and realize that whether they agree with RP on certain issues like abortion or immigration, these issues don't matter unless you begin to understand and start to solve the underlying fundamental problems in our system.