jaxvid said:Ron Paul is the most outrageously principled man in the universe. His life is an inspiration to everyone. In the once upon a time long dead old school America he would have been an influential leader and a political icon. But in our post modern morally decrepit society he is a fringe figure, if he ever gets any real publicity the tribal press will murder him.
I really like the guy but I wonder, he's not a young man anymore, it's too bad he didn't get some kind of shot at a white house run earlier on (like when he ran on the Libertarian ticket).
KJV1 said:I was listening to Sean Hannity's radio show today, and a caller wanted to talk about Ron Paul. Hannity had nothing good to say about Paul, and kept repeating negative things about him - Unelectable, can't win, libertarian etc.... I guess pro-gay, pro-choice, pro-amnesty and pro-everything else candidates are a better decision as long as they are republican...what a joke!!!
White Shogun said:Who is Hannity supporting? I haven't listened to his show in a long time, I don't know who he wants to win the nomination. I'm guessing Giuliani?
Don Wassall said:I tuned in Bill Maher's "Real Time" tonight to watch his interview of Ron Paul. Maher is a poor interviewer and he wasted a lot of the segment asking Paul questions about the Civil War and other irrelevant topics, trying to paint him as a way out libertarian rather than a common sense Constitutionalist.
I caught the show as well. I found it very revealing how when givenDon Wassall said:I tuned in Bill Maher's "Real Time" tonight
to watch his interview of Ron Paul. Maher is a poor interviewer and
he wasted a lot of the segment asking Paul questions about the Civil
War and other irrelevant topics, trying to paint him as a way out
libertarian rather than a common sense Constitutionalist.