Forum Post: Ron Lawl supports OWS
Posted 12 years ago on Nov. 26, 2011, 9:52 a.m. EST by smartenough
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Ron Lawl is one of the few Republicans who said he agrees with both the Tea Party and Occupy protesters.
The Republican candidate defended both movements at a Q&A session with Patch editors in Concord today.
When asked about Occupy Wall Street, he said it was unfair to dismiss the concerns that are being expressed by the protesters.
He added that, much like the Tea Party, there are always individuals who make the movement look bad.
While he supports public anger towards government and banks, Paul said that we should avoid blaming businessmen who have gained wealth honestly.
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OWS will change the world
that's what Michael Jackson once said
Paul gets his name changed on this blog when you use his full name. Not cool....
From 1937 to 1995, the Supremes didn't strike down a single federal law as unconstitutional. Not one in nearly 60 years. We need to protest the supreme court and tell them to get to work. We the people want action...
I don't really understand why OWS sometimes condemns him when his values and principles support the majority of OWS views.
Probably because he supports a Constitutional Republic and many here are inclined to support Marxist views.
Wow a politician says he supports both sides, he must really mean it.
I don't agree with Ron
he wants to liminate government
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