“Big schedule the next four days. I just arrived in New Hampshire for two days, then to Iowa and then to DC to be on FOX News Sunday.” — Ron Paul
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Ronald Reagan and Ron Paul
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 in the Air Force
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 and Carol: Married for 56 Years
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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People are trying so hard to find something on RP–some kind of breach of his integrity, some dirt, anything. If you listen to the ad from ’08 on the site you linked to, Ted, you’d find that he was saying then the same thing exactly that he’s saying now about the immigration issue. He’s not for amnesty–i.e., he’s not for granting full citizenship to illegal aliens. His position is a moderate one on this, based on his unwillingness to undertake a mass deportation on the basis of law which hasn’t been enforced in forever. As a constitutionalist, he has repeatedly stated that certain things (entitlements, immigration, etc.) will not be fixed overnight, but a gradual reorientation of the role of government and the preeminence of the constitution as the authority on all political matters will become the standard for policy.
Therefore, Ron Paul is not at all against the rule of law, but it is practically impossible to come in and shatter everything in place immediately. I think the only thing Paul really would do very quickly is to bring all of the troops home, and I believe that strongly enough to wager a month’s pay on it. Much of everything else is going to require more delicacy. Incidentally, I am not attacking your post or you. I only felt the need to defend Paul’s principles, as I know them by heart at this point.
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Notice that Ron Paul made no comment on the Obama Amnesty of 300000!
That says everything about his position on amnesty!!!
Ron Paul was for the rule of law before he was against it.
http://www.aztlandestroyer.com/site/2011/07/ron-paul-was-for-the-rule-of-law-before-he-was-against-it/
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Good luck Ron! the people are with you, even if bs news tries to criticise you
Go Ron Paul
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Wow. They’re finally going to give him some time on Fox? Good luck, Ron! You know what to expect from the Establishment hatchetman Chris Wallace. But at least viewers (hopefully disenchanted by now) will have the opportunity to hear a pure message from a man of integrity. That is incredibly scarce in these times. I’ll be watching!!
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