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The Media’s Plan to Ambush Ron Paul :: from www.uruknet.info :: news from occupied Iraq - it

The Media’s Plan to Ambush Ron Paul :: from www.uruknet.info :: news from occupied Iraq - itFirst we stop the killing, and then we restore the Constitution. These are our two main priorities. And that’s why I’m voting for Ron Paul. He is the only candidate (with a chance to win) who’s promising to do either. And he’ll keep his word. That makes him the only truly American candidate running for president.

Paul is serious about withdrawing US troops from Iraq. He knows that the war was a mistake and believes that the American occupation must end. He has promised to stop the ongoing slaughter of Iraqi civilians. That should be the primary moral consideration for anyone casting a ballot on November 3.

Will you vote to stop the killing or not? It’s as simple as that.

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