Ron Paul never had a shot from the get-go, but his campaign was one that should be looked at more closely and respected.
Sure, Ron's Libertarian philosophies of zero government intervention is a little farfetched, especially in times where loan agencies are falling like flies, but the man was the only candidate, who took the issues that mattered most to Americans and clearly addressed them throughly and honestly. Mr. Paul was not afraid to speak the truth, exclaim the real problems that wrong with America, and give solutions, that arguably would have worked.
As far as Ron Paul's economic principles, most Americans would not agree, but looking at his social philosophies and ideals, it hits a mark with most American voters. Unlike most of his Republican counterparts, Paul actually seems to give a nudge to the "little guy" every once and a while, that big business, corporate conservatives would never think of. In my opinion, his social principles are more Democratic than Republican, but it is arguable.
With Ron Paul now seemingly a distant member of a couple of months ago, America will miss out on Laizze Faire, the legalization of Marijuana, and forthright honesty.
I'm with you Ron.
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