I would assume most Ron Paul supporters would be libertarian, NOT liberals. (they are different things) Most of the libertarians I know (myself included) are, by far, more conservative than most Republicans. How can anyone say that Republicans are conservative?
Conservative, you know, small government, low tax / low spending, less subsidies. When was the last time you saw a Republican pressing for these values?
It's been a loooong time!
He (Dr. Paul) must have you scared or you wouldn't bother to try to stifle his supporters.

Sincerely,
Keith Panik

Typical thuggish warmonger mentality. Can't defend their hypocritical worldview. Can't take the truth. Can't allow dissenting opinion.

Scum.

Repulicans are supposed to stand for smaller government(less federalism), less taxation and a free market economy. When republicans start acting like republicans again instead of being bought and sold by corporations and interest groups I'll stop calling them democrats. (I don't like democrats much either)

Hilarious. This is pretty silly. If people are spamming block their stuff. If they're just saying shit let them say shit.

Reddit.com banned any political figure from their search engines. Redstate.com does this. The blackout has creeped its way into the Internet. I mean, the media blackout or smear Ron Paul into the ground, so the supporters look elsewhere to spread their message and look at how they get treated. It just seems to me that more people would be interested in freedom. Apparently, a lot more people than I thought don't care if they are slaves.

I'm a diehard liberal, and I support Redstate.com's stand against spam. The people on Redstate may have vile views, but you Ronbots are just really irritating, and I completely understand why Redstaters are pissed.

(I agree with Ronald Paulgan that Paul supporters are no liberals, but many of them don't stand for or even know about some of Paul's crazier positions on race and religion. Here's hoping they figure it out soon.)

I also have difficulty understanding how the word 'conservative' now applies to the current Republican party. It is like the word has changed meaning somehow. It would be better if Redstaters understood that Ron Paul supporters have not created new accounts so they can spam your website; they would like to discuss their views with fellow conservatives and are open to the views and merits of other candidates.

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Interesting. If no Libertarian candidate is on the ballot I vote Republican nearly all of the time. I even voted for Bush the first time. I even rallied at the Tx Governor's mansion when the election was being disputed.

I've contributed $500 to Ron Paul's campaign in addition to buying an awesome I Ron t-shirt and several bumper stickers.

There is no other candidate I'd vote for. If not nominated I hope Paul stays in the race as a 3rd party candidate or independent. If he doesn't I will write him in.

It's funny how everyone assumes Paul is a racist when he has explicitly stated the views in the newsletter were written by a ghostwriter and he strongly disagrees with them. Of course, the fact that he is very critical of racism in public office for the past 20 years goes without notice. Hell, he has an article on the stupidity of racism caused by restricting the liberty of the individual.

I don't agree with his abortion perspective but that is not a big deal (he can't change abortion law alone without Congressional support, which is in control of Dems) and compared to every other candidate perfectly willing to plunge us deeper into financial crisis, he is a sane choice.

Agree with them or get banned.

Sounds more like Communism and Fascism than Republicanism to me.