Banning the "N" word

I heard of a news story out of New York, about the city trying to ban the "N" word. (You know which one). I think it is the worst idea to come out of any city, in the history of the United States. A city that plans to abandon the first amendant all together. What's next? After the "N" ban will come "jigaboo", "spook", "for shizzle my nizzle", then words like "chink", "gook"? How about banning "fag" or "homo"? British people won't be able to get there cigarettes, and milk lovers without a lot of time on their hands will have to start saying homogonized instead of "homo". This is a case of the neo-liberals taking over and starting to tell people what they can and can't say. Pathetic!!! The problem is racism, not the words that people use in refering to themselves or against others.

Pelosi

Nany Pelosi is trying to run her own little state department. We all know she's a nut... but this is ridiculous! There is a serious problem when any member of congress cohorts with a foreign government that sponsors terror!

Most Americans Are Libertarian In Nature

I believe most Americans are Libertarian in nature. Some people say that most Americans don't vote. I think it's because they don't view themselves as liberal or conservative. Most Americans just want to be left alone, that's it!!! So Ron Paul may be appealing to the majority of Americans that feel dis-enfranchised by the left and by the right. Not sure about McCain, Clinton or Edwards.

Ron Paul Is A Good Choice

Ron Paul seems to be a good choice for the presidential nomination. A huge obstacle for Ron Paul is that not very many people know who he is. 2008 is a campaign on money. So far none of the candidates appear to take strong positions. I'm afraid that this campaign will be run solely on money, and ideas will be lacking. Ron Pauls' Libertarian past may also be a problem with the neo-cons, and that the neo-cons will try to destroy Ron Paul. Ron Paul has never renounced his lifetime membership as a libertarian. Some people may consider this as flip-flopping questioning his loyalty to the party. The problem with John Edwards is that he is a democrat that appears to be, becoming increasingly liberal as time goes by. McCain isn't the ideal candidate but has shown in the past to be a supporter of bi-partisan efforts which is extremely important in a Democratic congress. I do like Ron Paul though. More on this later.

The Big Ideas

The Republican Party relies on big ideas like the Republican Revolution of 1994. Republicans relate to the middle-class by reducing taxes on families, and by creating good jobs by helping the small business community. Something that the Democrats fail at everytime. The GOP also wins on the issue of immigration. Republicans take a stronger position on illegal immigrants. The democrats remain divided. More border guards are needed to defend the border, and border guards must have more authority. They must be allowed to open fire on illegal immigrants running over the border, (while the illegal immigrants are asked to "freeze!" by border guards). Police have the authority to act in a similar way on American citizens that fail to "freeze" and that resist arrest. Why not border guards also? A fourth issue conservatives can win is on "fiscal discipline". Make sure that spending is cut, and that budget deficits are a thing of the past. Paying down the debt is a conservative position that democrats have been claiming for years. It is a position lost in this era of liberal spending, that will only get worse if the democrats take over in 2008.