Date: 08/03/2010
“Texas Congressman Ron Paul is considered a lone wolf on Capitol Hill. He has voted against so many big government programs that his colleagues nicknamed him Dr. No. But Paul is hardly alone in his political beliefs these days. In fact, his influence could turn Washington into a family affair.”
Ronald Reagan: "Ron Paul is one of the outstanding leaders fighting for a stronger national defense. As a former Air Force officer, he knows well the needs of our armed forces, and he always puts them first. We need to keep him fighting for our country."
Ron Paul is a proud Air Force veteran. He served as a flight surgeon in the U.S. Air Force from 1963 to 1965 and then in the U.S. Air National Guard from 1965 to 1968. During his military service Ron Paul spent time on the ground in Iran, Pakistan, South Korea, Turkey, Ethiopia and other countries.
Ron Paul is very popular with the military. He receives more donations from active duty military personnel than all other Republican candidates combined.
Ron Paul has been married to his wife Carol Wells since 1957. They have five children: Ronald, Lori, Rand, Robert, and Joy. Paul's son Rand is the junior senator from the state of Kentucky.
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" - Morgan Johnstone
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I’m down with ANY third party. Except the Nazis… Ok, maybe the Nazis. No? Ok, no Nazis.
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Rand should run with Ron, as his VP! Paul/Paul 2012
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Ron Paul is the best!! We love you Dr. Paul!! Rand Paul too!
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I’ve got to give Rand credit, he’s at least willing to say stuff like this to the faces of the people it will kill, unlike his father who doesn’t have the guts:
Rand is a real “man of the people”. He doesn’t care if the big coal companies are all for reducing the safety of American mines so they can equal the production value of coal made overseas, he’s willing to take that stupid idea to the coal miners themselves. The only thing he won’t take to these coal miners is the possibility of raising tariffs. No, tariffs are too scary. They might result in US power plants burning coal mined in the US by miners who are employees rather than slaves, who work under safe conditions instead of those in Communist China who die like flies tyring to get their crappy, highly polluting reserves.
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There are alternatives, friend, to the federal government doing everything for us.
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I’d be happy if the federal government would do the things they are supposed to do per the US Constitution, like protecting our borders and our markets. You remember the US Constitution, right? It’s that one page document where the states signed away certain rights and responsibilities to the federal government because they thought these things would be best handled by a federal government. You should read that document some time.
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we should save up for a huge war and put the money in a gigantic pigybank and when we have enough well smash the pig open and spend spend spend and kill kill kill and life would be better than it is.
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“fred the protectionist
August 14, 2010 at 6:27 pm | Permalink
Yes fool, tariffs lower the price of imports by strengthening the dollar, unlike Free Trade which destroys the dollar and increases the price of imports. ”
Please explain how these take place.
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