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Ron Paul, at least on the internet, is massively popular.  He seems to be the perfect candidate, although he is a Republican, he supports "States' Rights" and Libertarianism, ending the war in Iraq, as well as the war on Drugs These seem like terrific ideas, right?  Well, yeah, but that they are coupled with a few horrible ideas and the right ideas come for the wrong reasons.

"Surely our national experience with alcohol should make us wary of dampening speech suggesting—however inarticulately—that it would be better to tax and regulate marijuana than to persevere in a futile effort to ban its use entirely." - Justice John Paul Stevens

I just got done interning in the North Carolina House of
Representatives. Before I went, I knew, of course, what I had been
taught in Civics class Sophomore year of high school - the House met,
debated and voted on bills that had been approved by committees, which
were then passed to the Senate, if they hadn’t been there already, then

Hillary Clinton, a Democratic candidate for President, recently announced a plan to provide each baby born in the United States with a $5000 savings bond.