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After watching your video I checked out the Ron Paul website and liked what I saw on a number of issues. Is there an issue you go a little differently than Paul, and why?
Damn, sorry it took me so long to see your reply.
The first thing that comes to mind regarding differences between Ron Paul and me is immigration. He wants any (Constitutional) laws regarding the borders and immigration to be enforced. The troops he wants returned to the US would probably be patrolling the border.
It does make sense; you don't really have a country without real borders. Hopefully he'd also try to liberalize the immigration process, but I don't think I've heard him say that.
Our real difference is that he believes in the Republic of the US, while I think of it as a legal fiction.
Thank you,
J. Ray