GeorgiaRPFan
10-01-2007, 03:57 PM
Great article in the Collegiate Times:
Ron Paul for president campaign attracts following (http://www.collegiatetimes.com/stories/2007/09/27/column__ron_paul_for_president_campaign_attracts_f ollowing)
His message cuts across party lines, appealing to those on either end of the spectrum, because he brings to light the true nature of the dominating political players: they are only slightly modified versions of the same thing. Mainstream politics has one monstrous, defining trait that unifies left and the right — advocacy for increasing the size, scope, breadth and power of the state.
Ron Paul for president campaign attracts following (http://www.collegiatetimes.com/stories/2007/09/27/column__ron_paul_for_president_campaign_attracts_f ollowing)
His message cuts across party lines, appealing to those on either end of the spectrum, because he brings to light the true nature of the dominating political players: they are only slightly modified versions of the same thing. Mainstream politics has one monstrous, defining trait that unifies left and the right — advocacy for increasing the size, scope, breadth and power of the state.