Sure I’m like 7 hours early, but I’ll be out partying with the hobbits so I won’t be near a computer to actually post it. Its been a great year in 2007, lots of trips to awesome places, lots of interesting events, and yes a lot less posting than any previous year. I think its more of a “we’ve been living out lives” instead of blogging type of year. I suspect this next year will be more of a posting year as we turn into the political election year.

Remember: Donate to Ron Paul today for the end of the 4th Quarter earnings - he’s looking to hit 20 million today. Just donate $5 bucks, takes 2 minutes. That’s what I did. Its not always about how much you donate, its about how many people donate.

Today is the anniversary of the Boston Tea Party. Today is the beginning of the Revolution of the American People who scream out at the establishment “We will no longer support candidates who take money from companies for special interest” Today is the day smart people come out and tell the rest of the country that they will not take the opression, the loss of freedom, the loss of rights in the name of security and public safety. No more conformity and loss of rights through Fear and through control. End the Orwellian path towards 1986.

Take part in the Boston Tea Party again by going here http://www.teaparty07.com/ and donating to Ron Paul. Or just go to his website directly http://www.ronpaul2008.com

Finally you can choose who you want to be president, not who they tell you you have to choose between and hope he doesn’t screw up the country.

This man has come out of no-where with a message of less government. While he and Fred Thompson agree on this, Ron Paul’s message is considerably more Libertarian, and thus he has gained an insane following. If he keeps earning money from supporters like he is, chances are he’ll make the Republicans face that he is the only candidate for the position. Secretly, I think the Republican agenda is to not allow him to win in the primaries. The Democrats also really don’t want him to win in the primaries because he is anti-war which has been the Democrats main push or difference they push on why their party is the one to vote on. So, if you have a moderate Republican that is a non-moonbat, is anti-war, and talks about libertarian ideals and sweeping changes, chances are he’ll take a lot of moderate democrats that are on the fence.

So it boils down to: we have an underdog who no one in the higher up government or either party really want to win. And what do we like here in America? Underdogs. But don’t let me tell you about how I’ve been swayed to support Ron Paul, take a moment to look at him on his issues.

http://www.ronpaul2008.com and if you can spare some change - send him money on the 16th - the anniversary of the Boston Tea Party.