Here are your actions...straw poll results which require supporters to get off the internet, get in a car or walk to a physical location, and punch Paul's name on a ballot.
That sure is a lot of wins that real took lots of real people in real places to get. This is just a summary, the link above shows details on every straw poll.
Ron Paul's Head-to-Head Records (Win-Lose-Tie):
Ron Paul v. Rudy Giuliani 41-7-0
Ron Paul v. Mitt Romney 32-16-0
Ron Paul v. Fred Thompson 32-15-0
Ron Paul v. John McCain 42-5-0
Ron Paul v. Mike Huckabee 40-6-1
Ron Paul v. Tom Tancredo 45-1-0
Ron Paul v. Duncan Hunter 44-2-0
In the USA and Canada, elementary or secondary school supported and administered by state and local officials.
United States
Main article: Education in the United States
Public-school education in the United States is provided mainly by local governments, with control and funding coming from three levels: federal, state, and local.
So you are cool with paying state taxes to support public schools?
I would/do support school systems run by state and local officials.
The Federal government is not supposed to be in the business of educating our youth, they are crossing the boundries of their authority.
Baraka asked a very important question in this thread, and I'm going to repeat it here:
Originally Posted by baraka
If it is the legitimate function of government to protect the lives, liberties and property of its citizens ( a libertarian staple), then isn't it clearly the function of government to regulate the activities of private individuals and corporations that threaten the lives, liberties and property of others?
I'd encourage everyone here to reconsider baraka's question and take a stab at a response.
If the regulations fall within the mandate of a government, then yes government have been authorized to regulate. But does public education fall within the mandate given to the US federal government?
Once the majority of democrats realize Ron Paul is in fact not a republican, it's a done deal.
The word just has to get around. It's already spreading like wildfire.
Every generation has it's revolution. The time is here.
Progress is not made by everyone joining some new fad,
and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
over specific principles, goals, and policies.
If the regulations fall within the mandate of a government, then yes government have been authorized to regulate. But does public education fall within the mandate given to the US federal government?
Per the mandate of American voters, yes. Per the Constitution, absolutely not.
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Here are your actions...straw poll results which require supporters to get off the internet, get in a car or walk to a physical location, and punch Paul's name on a ballot.
http://www.ronpaul2008.com/straw-poll-results/
That sure is a lot of wins that real took lots of real people in real places to get. This is just a summary, the link above shows details on every straw poll.
Ron Paul's Head-to-Head Records (Win-Lose-Tie):
Ron Paul v. Rudy Giuliani 41-7-0
Ron Paul v. Mitt Romney 32-16-0
Ron Paul v. Fred Thompson 32-15-0
Ron Paul v. John McCain 42-5-0
Ron Paul v. Mike Huckabee 40-6-1
Ron Paul v. Tom Tancredo 45-1-0
Ron Paul v. Duncan Hunter 44-2-0
http://www.ronpaulforums.com
I would/do support school systems run by state and local officials.
The Federal government is not supposed to be in the business of educating our youth, they are crossing the boundries of their authority.
You got to spend it all
If the regulations fall within the mandate of a government, then yes government have been authorized to regulate. But does public education fall within the mandate given to the US federal government?
You got to spend it all
The word just has to get around. It's already spreading like wildfire.
Every generation has it's revolution. The time is here.
and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
over specific principles, goals, and policies.
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Per the mandate of American voters, yes. Per the Constitution, absolutely not.