[El Scorcho]

Yeah minorities with dissenting opinions should totally just bend over and take it from the majority.

Well, that's exactly what's happening to the 49% of us who are called "taxpayers".

Yep. I'm aware. I was just trying to point out that in a representative Republic, the entire point is that majority doesn't rule. If 4% of the citizens are behind something, that's not insignificant as some would seem to think. It may not make a difference toward the election, but it does make a difference in terms of the political landscape. More people are going to wake up to what's been going on (and not going on) with our economy and government over the next six years. I can only pray they'll decide to take the responsible route when they vote on how to fix it.

[RagingTireFire]

You misunderstood me twice, but I won't convince you guys of anything, I am just a stupid kid.

So I will respectfully leave this discussion, and you can just keep your assumptions tucked away, without me trying to explain myself further, in futility.

Now I know what it feels like to make a difference in a young person's life. It feels.....eh.

[ToTheLeft]

<---- Has been pwned.

[whmatthews]

I'm a Huck supporter, and not a Ron Paul supporter... and here's why:

I like everything Ron Paul says about domestic issues. I like a guy that will actually stick to the Constitution. I don't agree with his George Washington foreign policy RIGHT NOW in time. Doesn't matter now if it was right or wrong to go into Iraq, we're there, and I disagree with Ron that we should take out our troops immediately. Iran would just love that empty power vacuum and I don't think we can trust them to take it.