Who Do We Want To Run In Four Years?

I do believe that Ron Paul could do it again---it would be
very, very difficult for someone else to build up his political
capital (for the sake of Liberty). - And we should all feel very
proud for all of the work we did in the primary--this allowed
Ron Paul's ideas to spread like wild.

While I believe Ron Paul should run again, there needs to
be a strong plan B if he doesn't win the nomination.
I remember he said that he was forced to promise that
he would not run 3rd party in order to be let into the debates.
Is this true? He needs to find a way around this next time.
If he doesn't win the primary---Ron Paul or another Liberty
candidate must run a strong 3rd party campaign and at least
spoil it for the false Republicans.

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I admire those who put names forward for possible presidential candidates. Some of them (particularly Ventura/Jones) are pretty damn interesting. And, of course, many people at Daily Paul are hoping that Dr. Paul will run again.

But Dr. Paul, in a recent TV interview, stated that he didn't know what the world would be like in 4 years' time. He was right. We might be under martial law, or some other horrible mess.

We are witnessing first-hand the disintegration of the U.S. and the West. Although the stock market has rallied the past few days this trend is not likely to continue. We all have heard Peter Schiff and Gerald Celente make dire predictions about what is to come. I am not a doomsayer at all, but I am a realist. This country is headed for the breakers, and fast. The whole system is rotten to the core. And, frankly, it needs to fail utterly. Otherwise we will be rebuilding a nation on a bed of weeds.

And yet, planning for a better future is a good idea. Finding an acceptable candidate and working with Paul's Campaign for Liberty will keep the spark of liberty alive. This is a good thing.

Four years comes quickly and I think he'll be just fine to give it one last run. If not, then there are a number of other good candidates. I don't think we should be throwing in with any third party candidates, however. We need to fight power with power and that means we must fight within the Republican party. Ventura as an independent may be have a huge impact but he won't win it, especially with his love for the 911 conspiracy. I also haven't heard enough from him on economics. We need a president who fully understands economics, from the Austrians to the Marxists.

"Every advance first comes into being as the luxury of a few rich people, only to become, after a time, the indispensable necessity taken for granted by everyone." Mises

..But the GOP is a sinking ship. I think it's going down and under. Its only hope to spring back to life is if Obama follows up on this gun control noise that's being made in Washington. That's political suicide for his party.

Otherwise, the Republican Party is painted into a corner. Bush and the neo-cons all but destroyed it. I don't even think Obama floundering with the economy will help the GOP.

So 'which party do you choose our presidential candidate to run on?'--should be the question, in my opinion. And let's put away the idea of starting a new party. That won't happen.

So it's three choices: Republican, Libertarian, Constitution. Which do you favor?

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