Paul Blair vs. Clark Jolley

I keep hearing radio ads for Paul Blair who is running for Republican nomination for Senate district 41 of Oklahoma. While standing at my kitchen sink washing dishes I remembered seeing Paul Blair at the Oklahoma Republican Conventions this year and in previous years. I have no personal ax to grind with Mr. Blair but I wondered why a minister would be among those who are supporting a man for president who wants street drugs legalized.

In his latest column Ron Paul points out that the War on Drugs is unconstitutional, can’t be won, and only makes things worse for almost everyone involved. The only beneficiaries are the drug barons, smugglers and dealers who enjoy exorbitant profits, and those dark forces in government who try to further suppress our freedoms under the excuse of fighting the war against drugs. ronpaul.com/2009-03-30/ron-paul-end-the-war-on-drugs/

Mr. Blair, why would you support someone for president who wants to legalize all drugs when they cause such havoc in people's lives?

Spy At A Ron Paul Meeting

Monday night while I made dinner, about 5:30 p.m., I received a phone call from someone wanting me to spy for the Republican Party. I had to go to a Ron Paul meeting at 7:00 pm and listen to what their plans were and then report what I heard. I went to the meeting and listened and took some notes. I don't know much about what Ron Paul's party believe and I don't know much about the political system so I didn't get much. I did understand that they want to take over the Republican Party.

What I don't understand is why they don't just make their own party and leave the Republicans alone. They have infiltrated the Republicans big time. They took over the county convention last year. I did manage to get a tape recording and some handouts. Since I didn't understand a lot it was difficult to know what notes to take. I did my best and hope it helps.

I'll have to write more later.