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You just don't like Ron Paul because he doesn't support bailouts for Fannie/Freddie (like tweedle dee and tweedle dumb do) to keep your real estate Ponzi scheme going a little while longer
Are you enjoying your Realtor(TM) career right now?
Oh, and don't kid yourself, Hillary and Obama aren't leaving the Middle East or anywhere else anytime soon. What they say today they say to the left for the primaries, how they act tomorrow if they were President is a whole other ball of wax and I will not believe it until I see it with my own eyes.
Funny. I said the same thing to you last week and you got angry with me and argued that, no, a big change was coming in our Israel policy, regardless of Obama's and McCain's statements of support.
Who got to you? The big international bankers or that AIPAC-dominated media?
I really like Ron Paul. He seems to stand for what Republicans used to be like: Fiscally conservative. And I like his ideas on non-interventionism. Although, from his speeches he seemed to be a big Reagan admirer, who seemed to be the opposite of what he stands for.
I really like Ron Paul. He seems to stand for what Republicans used to be like: Fiscally conservative. And I like his ideas on non-interventionism. Although, from his speeches he seemed to be a big Reagan admirer, who seemed to be the opposite of what he stands for.
First term Reagan was much more in line with Paul. Find his speech, A Time for Choosing. It's exactly what Paul talks about.
Ron Paul was one of 4 Republicans to endorse Reagan for the 1976 RNC nomination. He lost. In the 80s, Ronald Reagan campaigned for Paul in Texas when he was running for his House seat.
I really like Ron Paul. He seems to stand for what Republicans used to be like: Fiscally conservative. And I like his ideas on non-interventionism. Although, from his speeches he seemed to be a big Reagan admirer, who seemed to be the opposite of what he stands for.
Actually, Paul was good friends with Reagan, and did admire him however he did disagree with some things and actually called his administration a failure.
Thanks for the quick replies and the link! I didn't realize Paul felt that way about Reagan's term and I can't say I don't disagree with him. Out of all the Republican candidates he was the only one who gave straight replies as to what he would do if voted into office.
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