Do the Right Thing
November 23rd, 2007 8:26 am | by Mike Miller | Published in Activism, Constitution, Election, Fund Raising, Liberty, Money, Politics, Ron Paul, Taxes, War | 0
Today the Daily Reckoning has an article that closely resembles the latest Liberty Maven Commentary, encouraging you to vote your conscience, regardless of your candidate’s supposed chances to win:
All you can do in any situation is the right thing…not necessarily the smart thing. You can’t know what the smart thing is, because you can’t know what tomorrow will bring. But you can pretty much figure out the right thing. So, you do the right thing. You don’t necessarily get what you want. Things don’t necessarily go your way. But at least you will deserve success. And deserving success is more important than actually getting it. Doing the right thing is more important than doing the thing that turns out to be ‘smart’ in other words.”
and then specifically regarding Ron Paul:
“He’s the only candidate to come along – practically in my entire lifetime – who is worth voting for. He doesn’t believe in robbing people with taxes so some people can pursue their own crackpot world improvement project. And he doesn’t believe in going to war unless the country is attacked…and there is a declaration of war by Congress…which is what the constitution requires.
“All I’m saying is that you can vote for Ron Paul…and send him money…with a clear conscience. You haven’t been able to do that for a long time. Better take advantage of it.”
Liberty Maven




