Oh, sorry, we forgot. The actions of Saint Paul are not subject to the laws of mere mortals. How foolish of us.

It’s hardly my fault that conservatives think they own the GOP. As long as the right-wing extremists try to dominate the GOP it is a party doomed to lose.

The only thing Ron Paul can unite is other people’s money with his bank account.

What is missing is a description or agenda that would take your fancy. You and I have tangled over the religious aspects of the Republican Party in general as the GOP seems to believe that only Christians have a right to the White House. This may bring them more voters from the Southern States but also a loss of voters from the general minority base.

We all have our favorite freedoms to support but many would rather allow freedoms for 100% of the people as a given and then go from there. I learned that Arizona has a racist base and rather than fight the people who live there, I simply moved back to California. I know from my reading books on the attitudes found in the Southern States, that I would never live there where the Civil War is still active.

The Primary elections are over and many of us can relax against the general hatred from the Southern States but I do not understand why you cannot let up on your nasty comments on Ron Paul’s voter base. He is no threat to the Southern States where you live. He is no threat even to the GOP as his political point of view is gone.

The threat that does exist comes from the Tea Party which has a firm grip on the 2010 House and Senate. There is a vicious threat to women who are in their breeding years. Any medical assistance when it comes to the health of American women will be removed by the House and Senate. Breast cancer testing along with birth control will be gone under Planned Parenthood as long as the Tea Party is still actively part of the Congress. Hormonal medicine will no longer be covered which has been a cure for change of life mood swings among women. This is of no concern to you or millions of other men in America. These have been a major concern of Planned Parenthood clinics all over America. These clinics were designed and financed by Republicans for years until the religious right got their hooks into Party.

You must remember my warnings in 1999 when Candidate Bush ran as a born again Christian and the plan was set in motion for this removal of the separation of church and state. Anyone who had read even one book on the subject of a religious nation and what it meant to the citizens of this church governing government could see it coming here.

Compassion for the American people was eliminated when Pat Robertson set the new agenda and wars were on the agenda of all Islamic nations in the Middle East.

Ron Paul was not the perfect choice for those of us who wanted equality for all Americans but he had the ability to bring us all together. Most of us moved off of Reader Rant before we were banned.

There will be other leaders to fill in and this time without the religious nuts from the Tea Party. Even I believe that America needs socialized health care. It is necessary until women get our equality along with the gay community. I guess it comes down to a separation of church and state allowing all Americans equal freedoms.

It cannot happen as long as the churches continue to run the Republican Party. I’ve run out of time and it is now up to the population in general to demand equality without exception to have a voice in these elections.

The fact of the matter is that Romney was a nonstarter from the very beginning, because to people who actually give a damn about core conservative issues, Romney is unacceptable.

Spending reduction/budget balancing? Romney’s (and Santorum’s, and Gingrich’s) proposals continue to add to the deficit while only theoretically cutting from future increases.

Civil liberties? Romney stated on a televised-debate that he supports the NDAA and indefinite detention of US citizens. Although I guess that’s considered “conservative” now, since the Obama administration just summarily executes people with remote controlled drones all over Yemen and Pakistan.

How about getting read of ObamaCare? Romney is not the only offender in this, but rather the whole Republican leadership class: First they were for the individual mandate, then they were against it, but Romney’s activities as Massachusetts governor expose the fraudulent indignation that big government faux-conservatives are feigning now that the people recognize what a ludicrous infringment on their personal lives is being orchestrated.

Indeed, it is time for the GOP to get its act together. It’s time for them to remember what they supposedly stand for, and ask how they allowed someone like Romney to be rammed down their throats, and how they managed to push a candidate who somehow has a difficult time stacking up against Obama, a Constitution trampling, debt-bombing, US-citizen-murdering dictator.