It's nice, because Ron Paul you can legitimately vote for based on whether you agree with his politics or not, and you know he won't change his mind arbitrarily

It's nice, because Ron Paul you can legitimately vote for based on whether you agree with his politics or not, and you know he won't change his mind arbitrarily/deceptively. I disagree with his pro-life stance and his isolationist policies. But I appreciate his stance on removing ourselves from the wars on (Drugs|Afghanistan|Christmas). Thus I can weigh the pros and cons. So many other political campaigns, I can only judge on apparent moral character and personality, since it simply doesn't seem like a priority for anyone to base their campaign on a rigid, consistent political ideology.