Ron Paul addresses the Nashua Telegraph Part 1 / 6

Ron Paul spoke with the editorial board of The Nashua Telegraph 7th November 2007. 60 minutes. Posted with permission, courtesy of The Nashua Telegraph. www.nashuatelegraph.com topics: economy, abortion, immigration, stem cell research, Iraq war, Iran, Afghanistan, foreign policy, nation-building, the monetary system and destruction of the dollar, 911, what he would have done different, civil - liberties, the public the management and privacy, ethics in government, marijuana and the war againstDrug-legalization, Alternative energies (ethanol, hemp, solar, nuclear)-free market solutions, health care, homeschooling and private education, corrupt government, the primary system to the issues: Iraq War: only Republican member of Congress vote against the war in 2002 and all U.S. troops would withdraw in three to six months. Immigration Reform: Supports strengthening borders with more federal patrols rent and enforcing laws against employers of illegal immigrants. Opposes guest worker orForm of amnesty for the 12 million people who stood here illegally. HEALTH CARE: Supports free market solutions, such as health savings accounts and the conversion of a tax credit to allow more families to afford health care coverage; tuned so that the citizens voted to buy and bring cheaper drugs from Canada into the United States EDUCATION: against the No Child Left Behind supports $ 3,000 tax credit for families who are in school choice. Opposes school vouchers as philosophically that means other taxpayers,are subsidizing another family education. He supports home schooling. FEDERAL BUDGET / TAXES: During the 19-year career of Congress, Paul said he has never charge for a law, taxes, and voted voted against the federal spending changes. Would eliminate the Internal Revenue Service, repeal the federal income tax and is open to a national sales tax in place, but only if Congress deep cuts in federal spending on first. ABORTION: Has an anti-abortion vote, but opposes aConstitutional amendment to ban abortion and instead favors allowed states to restrict the procedure as they see fit. Urges supporters to fight, that the federal judiciary does not prohibit abortion restrictions responsible for the inclusion of the issue. Global Warming: Restrictions on pollution should be carried out of the state rather than federal level. He favors federal tax credits for research of alternative energy sources and says expansion of nuclear energy should be reduced "a safe, clean way to use fossilFuels. Gay Marriage: Would we, States Set restrictions on marriage and voted against the federal Defense of Marriage Act in 2004. Says marriage is a religious institution, but would not be against states issuing licenses that recognized union of same-sex partners. FINANCING stem cell research: Supports the development of research, but against federal funding for them. www.nhprimary.com



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