I'm a fan of Ron Paul. Some of his policies are a bit out there, but I think he could do a lot of good for the country. I really don't want to see Obama win again. He's determined to vastly outspend Bush, and worse yet, he's succeeding. Bush was bad enough.
And I would like those of you who say you will never vote outside of a certain party to reconsider. That is a very limiting way to go about politics. You should want the best person for the job, regardless of political party. That may mean that you still vote the same, but don't judge someone based on their party. If I was to vote based on the party I like, I'd never vote Democrat or Republican. I like the founders views that political parties suck. In some ways, I can understand why they exist and it makes sense, but at the same time, they also create problems like... well, like dividing the country along party lines.
EDIT: Like mrstickball, I think Gary Johnson would be an excellent choice, but I simply don't see him coming remotely close to winning. Not that I expect Ron Paul to win.
