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One thing I noticed was his stance on immigration. It is a baby step in the right direction but it could be better. He needs to come out more strongly against the incentives (welfare, healthcare, etc.) that the federal government provides for ‘illegal’ immigrants. I also hope he starts advocating making the immigration process easier for those trying to enter our country legally. His stance on abortion also scared me at first until he mention that it should be up to the states to decide. Other than those two issues, I agree with everything he said and I will vote for him. Good luck Dr. Paul our country needs you.

The official announcement of his exploratory team:

Libertarians and Constitutionalists need to jump ship.

If you are a Libertarian or Constitutionalist and you live in a state that has closed primaries you need to join (if only temporarily) the Republican Party so you can vote for Ron Paul. He was, after all, the 1988 Libertarian Party nominee for the Presidency and he is now reaching for it again, this time with the possible support of a “major” party and a greater chance. The primaries are going to be the biggest hurdle for his campaign and he needs your support now more than ever, especially since he will be up against the likes of John McCain and Rudy Giuliani.

If he does make it through the primaries, he will easily be elected as the next President of the United States. With the backing of Libertarians, Constitutionalists and Republicans there will be no way for the Democratic nominee to come out on top.

So here is the trick: Swallow your pride and join the Republican Party. Then we might just end up with a Libertarian President, or at least the closest thing we’ve had in the past 220 years.