A Call for a Multi-Party System
To concede just one inch would compromise and tarnish the entire platform Ron Paul Supporters represent and have worked so diligently to establish.
What this means to me is that this movement has CLOUT and the RNC is desperately seeking creative ways to dismantle ANY chance that Dr. Paul can get a nomination bid from the floor.
I cannot fathom any true libertarians even dreaming of supporting a Romney/Ryan ticket as it is converse to the Paul platform of a sensible and small central government, a prime Libertarian tenet.
Don’t we deserve a real candidate with time proven views? A candidate who is firm with his ideals and not just another politician placating to his immediate audience only to abandon them once they are out of view?
It is after all the RNC who shackles the media’s coverage and handling of their candidates to the point that the debate questions included “who do you prefer, Johnny Cash or Elvis?” Honestly what bearing does that have on the potential future head of state? Shame on you RNC for being a walking sham and the epitome of our governmental degradation.
The DNC is no better. The time for the multi-party system is upon us. This bi-partisan bickering and fallacious mud-slinging sludge-fest is a detriment to our nations well-being and forward progress.
We already depict a portrait of ignorance to rest of the world and this election cycle is not helping the situation. To me, it appears we choose our president by virtue of the most effective slanderer.
What happened to media law and ethics? Libel ala Newsweek and their ‘hit the road Obama’ cover story… so many misrepresentations during elections that just go un-exposed and under-punished.
Where are all the intellectuals of America? Why are they not furious? A smart man staying out of politics is a joke because that smart man (whichever male or female it may be) is selfish for not serving their nation through support of just campaigns and media coverage.
I know that this isn’t new, but have we lost our public sanity when it comes to politics? It is our job as citizens to be an informed electorate that vigilantly holds our public servants accountable for their every action. We elect heads of state while never asking them what they will honestly do for us. It is all hot topics and buzzwords.
We should be grilling this candidates till they are well-done. No holds barred, as we viciously question the character and platform of each candidate, leaving the strongest and best-suited contender standing. Instead we act like blind cheerleaders to hypocrisy laden political concoctions, sipping the kool-aid but never asking for the ingredients. The only cure is to widen the playing field to the point where consolidation of power is maximally difficult.
I know it is an idealistic aspiration, but I thought America was about reaching for the stars NOT settling.
-P. Mohit













