Sorry but I have to quit the Ron Paul Grassroots Campaign
It’s been a tough 4 months for me supporting the Ron Paul campaign. Maybe you don’t know who I am but I am the webmaster for Ron Paul Blogs, and the writer of the majority of the posts on the main page at ronpaulblogs.com. I have usually been a registered Republican but have crossed party lines in a few votes. It was nice that I could find a politician to back in the GOP who is vehemently anti-war like Ron Paul. But in the last few days I have had a change of heart. I can no longer support Ron Paul or any of the other politicians that follow his teachings or have been endorsed by Ron Paul.
From the allegations that some of the other people who voted or supported Paul might be racist, to the lackluster results in many states, to the mixed messages that have occurred from Ron Paul, the staff, and the fellow supporters at places like ronpaulforums.com, I have to finally say enough is enough.
I quit.
I can no longer write about Ron Paul or support his followers. I will no longer make posts criticizing John McCain, Huckabee, Barack Obama, or Hillary Clinton. They have all received more delegates than Ron Paul so they must be better people, more polished as politicians, or just more likely to be the Presidential winner in the November Presidential Election. I want to be a winner and will pick one of the other politicians to back in the election and to vote for in the final election. I just wish I didn’t waste my primary vote for Ron Paul.
Please stay tuned for which candidate I will back in the 7 months to the general election.
Who do you think I should vote for? Why?
Consider joining the Libertarian Party. The major candidates do not represent American values.
APRIL FOOLS, and so it is for those on the ship of fools every day they think as you spoof
Ya I left this alone without commenting for a few weeks. Lynus figured it out that it was an April Fools joke.
But I am not sure if he is making fun of me or the people on the ship of fools. Whatever, congrats to all and here is to better days.
Whatever happens in the election at least the Bush days are over. Now we just have to keep Jeb and any other kin from eying the White House too much.