Kind of a shitty op-ed.

ahahaahah

if american citizens dont' want lead in their water, food, and toys, they must learn to test them themselves!

also: On the other hand, Paul has never been an ideologically pure libertarian. While he apparently believes the government has no business protecting children from malfeasant toymakers, he is firmly in favor of passing laws to regulate the pregnancies of American women as well as the exclusion of gays from the civil right to marry.

lol good article loki

It creates new mandatory standards for four-wheel all-terrain vehicles, temporarily banning three-wheel all-terrain vehicles until they devise safety rules for them. This was added in conferences.

noo

three wheelers?! taking away more of my libertttteeeeeeeee

It also creates new federal standards for garage door openers and cigarette lighters. A little overboard with the regulations, perhaps?

IT IS MY RIGHT, GIVEN TO ME BY THE CHRISTIAN GOD, TO HAVE AN UNSAFE CIGARETTE LIGHTER

As one of Dr. Paul’s congressional aides mentioned to me, if federal regulation was an effective way to promote safety, than why was 2007 the year of the recall?

if regulations make things safer, how come things are being recognized as unsafe???

I could only speculate why he voted 'no' but I'm fucking glad he did.
This country need less regulation and less spending.
Voting 'yes' for this bill would be a step in the opposite direction.
Kudos to the Paul-bot.
I'm really starting to like Ron Paul's rebel(not in the fag south sense) buddy, Dennis-FUCK YOUR MUSTACHE-Kucinich.

you know what this country needs more of/less of?

[political buzzword]