Mike Stopa for Congress – Libertarian Republican, but not like Ron Paul on Foreign Policy

A Milton Friedman, Frederich Hayek follower

Mike Stopa candidate for US Congress, 3rd District in Massachusetts declared himself a "libertarian" in a radio interview rebroadcast on YouTube in June. He separated himself from the views of GOP moderates, but also distanced himself from the tendencies of the GOP's small non-interventionist wing.

From YouTube interview released June 19:

From time immemorial I have been a libertarian, deeply free market activist, a Milton Friedman follower, a Frederich Hayek follower. Someone who believes in the free market. And this is all from my Polish upbringing. My father was a small businessman. I learned early on of the importance of the free market, not taxing people to death as they aspire to get higher in society.

I have a very critical stance on people like McCain, Lindsay Graham, particularly on their stance on illegal immigration.

On foreign policy:

Ron Paul does not seem to understand the need for America to play a leading role on the international stage. He never says it, but what he really wants to do is draw us back to our borders.

I admire Ron Paul for a lot of reasons. His critique of the Fed for instance, very well taken... Austrian economics. I've got a lot of good things to say about him. But I would not follow him off the edge of the cliff on foreign policy."views.

Michael Stopa is a Physicist specializing in computation and nanoscience in the Physics Department at Harvard University. He describes himself as one of the only, if not the only "fiscal conservative" professors at Harvard.

http://www.stopforusrep.com

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