If I want to support corporate interests should I vote for Ron Paul?

http://www.opensecrets.org/politicians/a...

Navy and Army provide modest financial support to Ron Paul

Google and Microsoft also.

None of it is exorbitant.

If I want to support corporate interests should I vote for Ron Paul?microsoft support

$13,653 from "business" interests as follows:

$500 from the Consumer Electronics Association

$5000 from a credit union group (Credit Union National Association)

$5000 from the National Association of Realtors

That's $10,500 of it...the rest aren't really "Corporate" interests in my opinion but single issue and/or advocacy PACs, none of them totaling over $500.

So if you mean corporate welfare and dubious "free trade" pacts like CAFTA/NAFTA, no...I don't see Dr. Paul "in the pocket" of big business. However, his general attitude of de-regulation and advocacy of sound money would create a good economic climate for businesses so in that sense corporations SHOULD be backing Dr. Paul.

If I want to support corporate interests should I vote for Ron Paul?windows live mail internet explorer

No its Huckabee and the fair tax system
If you want to support corporate interests vote for any republican.

Blunt, yes. But true
Dang, Andy F beat me to it. I will still reemphasize if you want to throw away more rights for the average laborer, widen the gap between the poor and the rich, do away with the middle class, finish the drive to go back to the sweat shops of the early 20th century, then by all means vote any Republican. The Aristocracy will thank you for it by pushing you back into 12-14 hour work days, 6-7 days a week. WAKE UP!

There are many things I like about Ron Pauls message, but the fact he is a Republican makes anything he says a moot point to me. The only thing that would make me seriously consider him would be for him to remove himself from the Republican Party. I hope he does as there is no way he is going to win the nomination.
your example is joke - from 1996 ? and when you compare those numbers to rudy -romney mccain and thompson -clinton etc that is when I laugh the hardest - ron pauls avg donation to his presidential campaign in 2007 is approx 60 dollars-I got those facts from the same site -so no dont vote paul if you want corporate interests represented in the peoples govt-

here are clintons #s just from the 2007 election cycle

DLA Piper $356,100

Goldman Sachs $350,050

Morgan Stanley $323,550

Citigroup Inc $307,350

EMILY's List $211,642

National Amusements Inc $193,850

JP Morgan Chase %26amp; Co $173,350

Kirkland %26amp; Ellis $172,000

Skadden, Arps et al $151,460

Greenberg Traurig LLP $150,900

Cablevision Systems $135,113

Merrill Lynch $125,550

Time Warner $124,150

Lehman Brothers $123,450

Bear Stearns $120,580

Patton Boggs $118,400

Ernst %26amp; Young $110,650

Blank Rome LLP $105,100

Latham %26amp; Watkins $100,950

News Corp $99,350

here are Giulianis

Ernst %26amp; Young $255,200

Elliott Management $228,400

Credit Suisse Group $164,900

Merrill Lynch $151,000

Bear Stearns $147,691

Lehman Brothers $140,850

Citigroup Inc $137,350

Gibson, Dunn %26amp; Crutcher $109,375

Bracewell %26amp; Giuliani $102,950

Morgan Stanley $97,950

Highland Capital Management $91,350

Station Casinos $88,300

Weil, Gotshal %26amp; Manges $85,330

UBS Americas $83,000

Milbank, Tweed et al $79,800

Goldman Sachs $79,750

New Breed Inc $78,700

JP Morgan Chase %26amp; Co $71,200

Matlin Patterson Global Advisors $67,900

Bank of America $67,200

the surprising thing is they (giuliani and Clinton)get money from many of the same corps so if you vote either way you are voting for the status quo

and here are ron pauls numbers for the same 2007 cycle to the third quarter

Google Inc $22,250

US Army $21,018

US Navy $14,105

Microsoft Corp $12,863

Huffines Communities $11,850

US Air Force $10,950

Cisco Systems $8,900

Verizon Communications $8,351

Ford Motor Co $7,650

General Dynamics $7,100

US Postal Service $6,961

Andres Properties $6,900

Welcom Products $6,750

US Dept of Defense $5,900

Apple Inc $5,560

General Motors $5,451

Deutsche Bank AG $5,400

Verax Chemical $5,244

Raytheon Co $4,964

Robbins Design Services $4,819

vote ron paul the proof is in the facts
You %26amp; I and every other taxpayer are already supporting corporate interests in a variety of ways.

If you want to financially support corporate interests, buy corporate shares of stock, of the company you like.

If you want to support the Constitution and the freedoms it represents, support Ron Paul.

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Yes, you should.

He is a Libertarian who believes in no regulation.

So, if you dislike the 40 hour work week, worker safety legislation, Social Security and Medicare, then you should vote for Paul.

The only good thing that I can say about Paul is that he rightfully understands that we should remove our troops from Iraq. Kudos to him for that.
Not really, but if you want rid of Big Brother and big taxes and wars we should not be involved in then vote for Ron Paul!
Ron Paul wants to support corporate interests because strong corporations are part of the paradigm...they just need to know their place and abide in it by the Constitution, the nation's laws and the will of the people
if you support porn industry , google makes gobbs of money from porn, pimps and hoes support ron paul and thatsa multi billion dollar industry. and I believe hed also get the support of all the drug kingpins.
they all are beholding to corporate interests, who do you think pulls the purse strings of these puppets?
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