Certain things are instituted to maintain good civil order and allowing abomination is only going to promote disorder.

What Ron Paul is brining people together for certainly is not the cause of Christ.

The very things Ron Paul endorses in allowing the homosexual agenda to advance, hard dope advancing and prostitution advancement are things that are VOTED DOWN across the nation.

Ron Paul upholds a delusion, that is best seen in places such as Las Vegas, can you say “sin city”. We don’t need the whole nation going further in the wrong direction.

Usually your comments relate to the video being presented, but in this case I find your analysis misguided. What Ron Paul is endorsing is simply federalism–different levels of government determine different laws–and libertarianism–the primary role of the government is to protect the rights of individuals, not to determine group standards.

Concerning your list: the same list of people (or variations thereof, with additions and subtractions peculiar to each) could be said to be behind every other candidate. Paul went out of his way to say that he finds many activities “repugnant,” and “tragic.”

As far as Stormfront goes, their attempts at fund-raising will operate just as the previous major fund-raising events for Paul–independently (no outside help or suggestion). If white supremacists think that Paul will advance their cause of intolerant segregation, that is there delusion. Paul’s long history in the House shows that his influence can’t be bought.

Paul may be a radically -different- candidate in terms of style and policy platform, but those facts in themselves do not necessitate the label of “nutjob” or the implication that he says what he does in order to garner a broader base of support. Ron Paul doesn’t bring people together “in his name,” he brings people together in a common political cause. As an evangelical Christian I have just as much to gain from a protection of my 1st Amendment rights as does a blaspheming atheist. It is often the case in history that disparate groups of people benefit from sound policy.