that has nothing to do with running for president.. its just a list of names of people in the house
He ran as an republican at first.. then switched to independent
i think the dude is at a loss for words and uses pictures to communicate similiar to how someone who cant talk uses his hands to communicate
I think he has a crush on Obama, personally.
Isn't that kinda like it must be true, because it has to be true, because it is in fact true he didn't get the republican nomination but he did in fact keep running.
So no not really an independant only because he needed to be but yes another fucking republican. But he's a resonable republican with what appear to be slightly different things that drive him than others. Maybe... And I say that only because his voting records supports the idea that he is in fact not the typical republican at all, which makes it very easy for anyone else to support him without the guilt you think that guy should feel or whatever for supporting a "republican".
But Ron Paul is in the house; as a Republican. When he ran for President, he ran as a Republican. I know it must be unpleasant for you, knowing that Paul knows right from wrong, and knowing that he's a Republican, and you're not. Right?![]()
So does his voting record more closely mimic the typical democrat, or the typical republican?
In 1988 (before you were born) Ron Paul ran for president as a Libertarian.
When he failed to win, he turned back to the Republican party to secure a seat in Congress.
He is still a self-described Libertarian, but yes, there is an (R) after his name (Libertarians caucus with republicans, after all, so it isn't as if he's going out on a limb or anything).
Ron Paul has the MOST conservative voting record in Congress.
Does that answer your question?
Libertarians caucus with the republicans, just as Progressives caucus with the democrats.
Don't forget conservatives...they caucus with the Republicans.
And socialists...they caucus with the Democrats.
There are no socialists in Congress currently.
There are conservative republicans and conservative democrats, so I don't know wtf you think you're talking about there....
There are no socialists in Congress currently.
There are conservative republicans and conservative democrats, so I don't know wtf you think you're talking about there....