2. Who cares about evolution? Ron Paul could be Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim, or Christian ( which he is). It should not matter. Ever heard of separation of church and state? Religion should play NO rule in government. It's a none issue.
3. Global Warming: That link is to some fanboy site with quotes that are YEARS old. During the summer I KNOW I heard him say to a reporter that Global Warming was real, and humans played some rule in it, he only questioned how much. I am NOT tech savvy at all, and I don't know how to create links to web sites, I'm sorry, but I can only give you my word on this.
2) It's not a non-issue. For the past decade or so conservatives, including Ron Paul, have been trying to get creationism taught in public schools alongside evolution or instead of evolution. That's clearly a problem.
3) That quote isn't "YEARS old." It's from 2009. I did make the mistake, though, of thinking that ronpaul.com was his official site -- so I can't say for sure that he still maintains the same position on global warming. I could have sworn, however, that he repeated the "global warming is the biggest hoax I've ever seen" statement during one of the recent debates.
This is kind of related but perhaps overly local, but I know that doesn't present a problem for any of us. Back in 1999-2000, I worked with a hardcore Libertarian individual. We had what you might call irreconcilable differences, these and other factors leading me to take a better job elsewhere, but I'd get reports of him besmirching my name and generally being a jackass. Anyhow, in 2000 he got the nod from the Libertarian Party to run for Senator. He had an official campaign site, <hisname>.org, but he did not register <hisname>.com, being technologically savvy and understanding that .com is for businesses, not for political campaigns and the like.
Anyhow, the first thing I did on realizing this was register <hisname>.com and put up a not very flattering parody type site. Because not very technologically savvy people assume all urls end in .com, people including his coworkers ended up going to that site instead of the real one, and I got reports of everybody in the office spreading the word (actually nobody in the office was really a fan of his) about the site and how I successfully got his goat.
So what I'm saying is yeah, maybe ronpaul.com WASN'T his site...
