So Paul mentioned something he admired about MLK. So what? And he probably had his percentages off between black and White conviction rates for minor drug-related offenses. Again, so what? If he didn't say something like that then the Cult Marx media would forever hound him about "those newsletters".
The bigger picture here is the overall vision of Dr. Paul. Who could argue that his vision of decentralization of power is not good for us? Abolish the Department of Education? Sounds good to me. Then maybe states and local communities could decide the curriculum for themselves instead of having to regurgitate anti-White and pro-Feminist dictates from a central Cult Marx bureaucracy. Case in point from last year when the Omaha Public School district received new "training manuals" that stated teachers should teach about "White privilege" and other anti-White curriculum in their school system. I believe the manuals cost around $200,000 (of your tax payer dollars.) If it were left up to Omahans, I seriously doubt the locals there would spend $200,000 of their own tax dollars to support this.
That's just one example of many. His overall message of decentralization of power, personal freedom, privacy, monetary policy, as well as strictly adhering to the Constitution contrasts greatly with all of the other Globalist, New World Order, anti-Constitutional shrills that are running for President on both sides of the isle.