RonPaul101.com
06-03-2011, 08:05 AM
I have been using this blog/tag as often as possible. Any comments or helpful criticisms are appreciated. I know I am taking it easy on Obama (for now), but the focus is Ron Paul winning the nomination.
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Democrat and Independent voters NEED to change their party affiliation in states where the primaries are "closed" (meaning you can only vote for your registered party, check out your state here: http://archive.fairvote.org/?page=1801). Since Obama will certainly be the Democrats nominee for 2012, and there is no reason for voting in a Democratic Primary, registered Democrats should change to registered Republicans and VOTE for RON PAUL in the Republican Primary of 2012, to keep government isiders like Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney from even getting a chance at the Presidency. Ron Paul is the only Republican to oppose the war in Iraq, the only Republican to vote to limit spending, and he voted against President Bush’s Patriot Act.
If those once-registered-Democrats still wish to vote for Obama in the general election they can, but with Ron Paul as the Republican nominee, voters would get a real choice of President for 2012. Changing party affiliation is simple and can be done online at: https://electionimpact3.votenet.com/lwv/voterreg2/index.cfm
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Thanks,
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Democrat and Independent voters NEED to change their party affiliation in states where the primaries are "closed" (meaning you can only vote for your registered party, check out your state here: http://archive.fairvote.org/?page=1801). Since Obama will certainly be the Democrats nominee for 2012, and there is no reason for voting in a Democratic Primary, registered Democrats should change to registered Republicans and VOTE for RON PAUL in the Republican Primary of 2012, to keep government isiders like Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney from even getting a chance at the Presidency. Ron Paul is the only Republican to oppose the war in Iraq, the only Republican to vote to limit spending, and he voted against President Bush’s Patriot Act.
If those once-registered-Democrats still wish to vote for Obama in the general election they can, but with Ron Paul as the Republican nominee, voters would get a real choice of President for 2012. Changing party affiliation is simple and can be done online at: https://electionimpact3.votenet.com/lwv/voterreg2/index.cfm
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Thanks,