User Comments

1. 

   10/04/07

   scorpy01

   I'd like to know this, too.

   [reply]
2. 

   10/04/07

   cindalou

   Sure - that's a good question. Ron has addressed this from various sides of the coin. He is and always has been against the war on drugs. Here's a 'transcript'/article on this same question that he received last week at the PBS debate:
   
   www.infowars.com/articles/us/ron_paul_calls_for_end_to_war_on_drugs.htm
   
   He's also written about WOD from a doctor's perspective, here:
   www.lewrockwell.com/paul/paul179.html

   [reply]
   1. 

      10/05/07

      libdrone

      Cindy,
      
      Thank you very much for providing these two links. I am very impressed with what I read. The likelihood that I will choose a Republican ballot in the primary so that I can vote for Dr. Paul is greatly increased by this information.
3. 

   10/05/07

   cindalou

   Alan,
   
   There is actually another resource that I should have provided. It's one of my favorite resources: ronpaullibrary.org
   
   See WOD articles here: www.ronpaullibrary.org/topic.php?id=23
   
   I look forward to more questions you may have regarding Dr. Paul.
   
   Also, thanks for stirring some political discussions in the discussion boards here - it's always good to get more people thinking about the election well before it occurs.

   [reply]
4. 

   11/02/07

   Freedom

   Ron Paul's record has been very consisten - if the Constitution doesn't explicitly allow the Federal Government to do something, he votes against it. And unlike most other legislators, he actually READS proposed legislation to see what's in it.
   
   The War on Drugs isn't a Federal power granted by the Constitution.
   
   "There are two things you never want to watch being made: sausages, and legislation" - old German saying

   [reply]