What are you talking about? You think that BJ is going to be an easy target against Price? What about Cho? If you seriously believe that Augustus Cho stands a better chance than BJ Lawson of beating David Price then you are seriously delusional.

BJ beat Cho by 14, 310 votes. A resounding victory, in the face of negative campaigning by the party establishment and by people who want to throw around Ron Paul’s name as if it was a dirty word, or a kiss of death on a republican campaign.

Justin; do you not see the baggage RP brings to any dance? BTW; RP was beat by a guy that has already withdrawn and now supports I forget whom; no blimps or silly rEVOLution (that’s ‘love,’ backwards, like ELO albums from the 70’s) phrases really mattered at the polls. It all reminds me of LaRouche, not in policy — which I can’t stand, but in baggage. Is that really that image you want to strike up? That Mr. Lawson doesn’t get this baggage is a major concern. That will make Mr. Lawson an easy mark for a seasoned vet like Price. Yet again.

Now then, you want to ask tough questions for a better answer. Any non-Dem can do that; frankly, that was an uninspiring story, with due respect to the patient.

Of course I’ll support Lawson with my vote this fall. I can not stand Price’s politics, but idealogical zealotry only animates the fringe. The sky’s been falling, whether left or right, since I was a kid. Good luck with that message.

Please trust me when I tell that you that whatever problem you have with Ron Paul, the idea of seeing Augustus Cho as the parties nominee is ridiculous enough to ask you to put them aside.

I encourage you to read the blog post that BJ linked above…its great.

http://blog.lawsonforcongress.com/2008/04/13/why-im-running-for-congress/

Seeing as you are focused on Dr. Ron Paul, perhaps you should see this as well: http://www.militaryforpaul.com/reagan.html

This explains some of the things I have mentioned and it shows some pictures of Congressman Paul and President Reagan together. So you see, it is very strange to say that Ron Paul (or someone with Ron Paul’s ideals) is not a Reagan Republican. These two men worked together to bring conservative values to government and they were also friends. You may have also heard of Barry Goldwater or “Mr. Conservative.” His son, Barry Goldwater Jr, who was a congressman, has also endorsed Paul for the presidency. Ron Paul and B.J. Lawson are very-much-so Reagan and Goldwater Republicans.

Mr. Cho on the other hand, supports big government things such as the REAL ID ACT. This act is opposed by every conservative I can think of. Mr. Cho also has no foundation of fiscal conservatism. It’s more than just saying no to more taxes. By the way, perhaps if Mr. Cho had responded to my email it would have cleared up the confusion. However, I have a feeling that this isn’t confusion… Augustus Cho just doesn’t have conservative values. If you disagree, please ask Augustus Cho to respond to the email that I sent on April 15th. Thanks.