Originally posted by BigRed
I believe in peace, homelessness and passing bills to stop all of that. So why would I vote against that? I apologize because I'm just not comprehending your line of logic here.I think it shouldn't be voting on who necessarily has the best chance of winning and/or best chancing of getting things accomplished but who has the best chance of representing your beliefs and ideas. I'd rather vote for my beliefs and only one of those beliefs have a bill come to fruition to stop it (say for example, stop people from being homeless) than vote for someone I primarily disagree with just because they may win or may get more accomplished.
I just don't get how you can have that kind of foresight. But uh, what is so radical about anything Ron Paul is saying that lends you to believe he can't get anything accomplished?
FFS... I never said I'd vote or someone should vote for a candiadate they don't share views with or they wholeheartedly disagree with.
I never said vote for a candidate just because they can win.
Which foresight? Because he wants to basically re-invent the US Gov. He's a legislator; he lacks the executive experience to accomplish suck lofty goals and he lacks the political muscle. Devil King made several good points on this a page or two back, go read.