Ron Paul - What Do You Think About Him?

[Joso]

Ronald Ernest "Ron" Paul (Pittsburgh, August 20, 1935) is an American physician and politician, a former member of the House of Representatives of the United States Congress. Ron Paul was a candidate for the presidency of the United States in 1988, 2008 and 2012.

Ron Paul is the father of Senator Rand Paul, makes Kentucky state, the leaders of the conservative Tea Party movement.

In Congress, Ron Paul has adhered to libertarian principles, basing himself on his payment policies, often without constitutionalism and state rights. He never voted in favor of the increase of capital or the increase of salary of the congressmen and refuses to participate of the pension system of the Congress. He earned the nickname "Dr. No" (Dr. No) please vote for that he thinks is in violation of the United States Constitution.

Ron Paul supports the collection of state spending and taxes. As a congressman, he suggested the abolition of income tax and the progressive system of it. It can also be converted into a United States health care system in a free-market system more often and therefore opposes the universal health care system. Ron is pro-life, however, out of the federal reason for abortion, for advocating that every state has its say on a subject, and opposes any control over education at the federal level, relegating its responsibility to the states as well. He was awarded in 2012 with the Nobel Prize of Conservatism, the Barry Goldwater Award. In 2016, Paul voted one vote at the polling station, which had been made for Donald Trump.

[Joso]

I don't like any politician but the ones i dislike the less are these that helps anarchocapitalism like with his ideas like Ron Paul and the ones that help it with their own hands like Pinochet, who throwed many communists out of helicopters

[Teutone]

I prefer his son

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

Ron Paul is a good man. The only time I voted was for Ron Paul.

[Joso]

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[Kamal900]

Ron Paul is a really good man. I love his son's recent action in trying to pass a bill to stop foreign and military aid to Israel, lol.

[Morena]

If he had been president instead of Obama, we wouldn't be in this mess. But republicans were too stupid at the time to listen to him.

[Armenian Bishop]

For the most part, I like Ron Paul, but I cannot give him or his son my complete support. I cannot give either of them my complete support, because Bruce Fein, their Senior Legal Advisor, has a tainted reputation as a Legal Councilman for Turkish Lobby Groups in America.

About the Senior Legal Advisor for Ron Paul and Rand Paul: "Bruce Fein is a familiar name in the Armenian American press, having time and again represented Turkish-American interests inside U.S. courtrooms in cases such as Schmidt vs. Krikorian; the Turkish Coalition of America (TCA) vs. the University of Minnesota; and Guenter Lewy vs. the Southern Poverty Law Center. He is a resident scholar at the TCA, and one of two leading attorneys at the Turkish American Legal Defense Fund (TALDF), established by the TCA in 2008. He had previously served as “adjunct scholar” and general counsel at the Assembly of Turkish American Associations (ATAA). His latest gig, however, is a position as senior legal advisor to Republican presidential contender Ron Paul."
https://armenianweekly.com/2012/01/2...paul-campaign/

Ron Paul could serve the country well as President, despite that I don't give him unwavering blind support. However, he doesn't get enough national support, much of that is because of the two party system. I like Ron Paul better than his son, Rand Paul.

[Dragoon]

He is anti-war and diplomatic. Looking into the Fed not a bad thing either.
Dont agree with libertarians on several things but certainly better than the Bushes, Mccains, Obamas, Clintons.

[Westbrook]

I like him but most of his ideas are just unrealistic at this point and really only work at the state level.