Sarah Palin versus Ron Paul

On Gun Rights:
Ron Paul: Firm supporter of the second amendment.
Sarah Palin: Firm supporter of the second amendment.

On Abortion:
Ron Paul: Against abortion.
Sarah Palin: Against abortion.

On Gay Marriage:
Ron Paul: Thinks it should be between a man and a woman.
Sarah Palin: Thinks it should be between a man and a woman.

On drilling for oil in Alaska:
Ron Paul: Thinks we should drill for oil in Alaska, after all that's the reason Alaska became a state in the first place.
Sarah Palin: Thinks we should drill for oil in Alaska, after all that's the reason Alaska became a state in the first place.

On size of government:
Ron Paul: Wants to shrink the size of the federal government.
Sarah Palin: Wants to shrink the size of the federal government.

On state rights:
Ron Paul: Thinks states should have more rights, less interference from federal government.
Sarah Palin: Thinks states should have more rights, less interference from federal government.

On taxes:
Ron Paul: Thinks there should be less taxes, IRS dismantled
Sarah Palin: Thinks there should be less taxes.

On Free Market:
Ron Paul: Supports a free market.
Sarah Palin: Supports a free market. Thinks we should encourage business growth by reducing taxes.

On the death penalty:
Ron Paul: For it.
Sarah Palin: For it.

On education:
Ron Paul: Thinks that if evolution is taught in school, creationism should be too, let kids decide which they want to learn about.
Sarah Palin: Thinks that if evolution is taught in school, creationism should be too, let kids decide which they want to learn about. Sarah is very serious on this issue and has made it a top priority.

On family:
Ron Paul: Thinks that a strong family is important, and supports traditional family roles of mother and father. Has been married to his wife for more than 50 years and has tens of grandchildren.
Sarah Palin: Thinks that a strong family is important, and supports traditional family roles of mother and father. Has been married to her husband for more than 20 years, and has 5 children and soon to be 1 grand child.

On free trade:
Ron Paul: Thinks free trade is important.
Sarah Palin: Thinks free trade is important.

On health care:
Ron Paul: Thinks health care should be free-market driven, welfare state abolished.
Sarah Palin: Thinks health care should be free-market driven, welfare state abolished.

On millitary:
Ron Paul: A strong military is important for defending our nation. Thinks we should only be involved in war if we are directly attacked.
Sarah Palin: A strong military is important for defending our nation. Supports foreign wars.

On support for Israel:
Ron Paul: Thinks Israel should exist, but we should not support them at all.
Sarah Palin: Thinks we should support Israel.

Total Issues*: 15
Total Agree: 13.5
Total Disagree: 1.5

* No immigration stance recorded for Sarah Palin as of 09/05/2008. It's speculated that she is against illegal-immigration and wants to close the borders, but has not said anything about her stance because it contradicts McCain's open borders policy. On 09/04/2008, Laura Ingrahm stated that Palin personally told her that she is against open-borders and thinks we need to close the borders, however this information from Laura Ingrahm cannot be verified.

Sources:
http://www.ontheissues.org/Sarah_Palin.htm
http://gov.state.ak.us/bio.html
http://www.issues2000.org/Sarah_Palin.htm
http://usconservatives.about.com/od/sarahpalin/tp/SarahPalinOnTheIssues.htm

On Sarah Palin's support of AIPAC

I don't think Palin is an evil jew minion for AIPAC, she's just a little bit misguided. She's like every other American who are brainwashed to think it's our job to support Israel, and that they are just a peaceful friendly state trying to coexist in the middle east.

Keep in mind, Sarah Palin has no Washington political experience (like most Americans). She doesn't yet know what things are like down in Washington, she doesn't know how the Jews run the show. I have a feeling when she's finally in Washington, and sees how things really are, her opinions on AIPAC will change.

To quote Ron Paul (as an example of how Washington politics are so different than other places, like Alaska):

"The statement earlier made that we all went to Washington to change Washington, Washington changed us. I don't think that applies to me. Washington did not change me. I would have liked to have changed Washington." ~ Ron Paul

Sarah Palin plugs Ron Paul

Sarah Palin has nothing but nice things to say about Ron Paul in this MTV Video Interview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YglP4clX0A

Why it's imperative that McCain wins

For the first time in the history of the United States, a black person is the nominee for president, on a major political party. This is history in the making.

Now, imagine the anger among blacks everywhere who will feel cheated if "another old white guy" beats Obama. They will feel that the election was rigged, and that "whitey" still controls everything. Blacks everywhere will riot in the streets, raping and killing every white person they see. While this is a horrid thought, it's exactly what we need.




Whites who are not racially aware, all across America, will see what the blacks are doing, and finally wake up. The sheep will leave the pasture when they realize that these blacks are mere beasts and were not created equal to them. They will see how much blacks hate and resent them.

Then, finally, the race-war will be on. And brothers and sisters, we will win it. We never lose.


All of this is why it's imperative that we vote for McCain and push him to victory over Obama. It's true, we know that McCain isn't pro-White in the least, and with his rabid support of Israel, he is more Jewish than White. But to your average black, they see him as "just another old white guy".

Like McCain or not, he's what we need. For a long time now the ZOG has been using us as tools - it's time we use one of them as a tool. It's time we use John McCain as a tool.

McCain/Palin '08.

McCain picks Sarah Palin for VP

McCain has officially picked his running mate, and it is Alaska's Governor Sarah Palin.



She is a stunningly beautiful 44 year old white woman. Very conservative, but not a neo-con. She hunts, fishes, eats moose-burgers, rides snowmobiles, and is even a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association. Her politics are very similar to Congressman Ron Paul's, in fact it was speculated by Ron Paul's supporters that if Ron Paul had won the nomination, he should pick her.

She's my kind of woman!

McCain picking Palin seals the deal for me, he will be who I vote for, despite the fact I really dislike McCain and consider him more of a liberal than anything. Remember, he's very old and not in the best health, chances are he might kick the bucket from old age while in office, which would allow Sarah to become president. I would love her to be president.

She is Alaska's governor, and let us not forget Alaska was the state Ron Paul did the best in, during the primaries. Alaskans are generally very friendly, true conservatives. Ron Paul did well in Alaska, lot's of Alaskans voted for him - the same ones that voted Palin into office. So you can be sure that Palin is a good choice, if you're a fan of Ron Paul like I am.

Like Ron Paul, she is also anti-Israel, or at least doesn't believe we should be sending Israel billions of dollars and supporting them in the middle east. This is also a plus in my book. A little bit of trivia, the moment she took office as Governor of Alaska, she sold an Israeli-made personal jet on Ebay, that the last Governor of Alaska wasted money on and bought with taxpayer money. She then used the money (about $2mil) from the sale of the Jet, to help Alaska.



McCain/Palin has my vote over Obama/Biden any day of the week. They should have your vote too, unless you are voting third party, or are a liberal idiot.

But the real question is, will she be enough to help McCain win? She certainly might pull some votes from ex-Hillary supporters that were on the fence and couldn't decide who to vote for. But will her just being a woman, be enough for them to vote Republican? Sarah might be a woman like Hillary, but she's also a conservative, small-government, fiscally conservative gun-loving woman - completely opposite of what Hillary Clinton was.

I must say, I'm perplexed by this choice though. Why would McCain pick Palin? If he was doing it to gain a lead over Obama by choosing a woman and grabbing the female vote, wouldn't it have been a better choice for him to pick someone like Condoleeza Rice, who is both a woman and black? That would surely strengthen McCain's lead much more, because he would grab both the female vote from ex-Hillary supports, and also the vote from some Obama supporters. Maybe Condi just wasn't interested in being VP, or maybe McCain thought she had too much of a connection to George Bush. Who knows.

Regardless, I love Sarah Palin, and think she's an awesome candidate - enough to pinch my nose and vote for the RINO McCain.