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And Thom Hartmann critiques Ron Paul.... Ron Paul would be classified as a right-wing libertarian. (As the term libertarian comes outta Europe and really means: of the left.) Paul, too, seems to be somewhat of a social conservative. And, too, how religious is he????? Anyone know?
Ron Paul surrogate admits on why Paul is staying in the race - YouTube
Ron is religious but he believes in freedom of religion for everyone aka he does not care if you believe in god, space aliens or nothing at all, he won't push his religious beliefs on anyone
Thought this was comical. A bit of humor in a long and bitter campaign:
'RON PAUL' - A Bad Lip Reading SoundBite - YouTube
Van Jones Walks Back Saying Libertarians 'hate... the brown folk, the gays, the lesbians'
Van Jones Walks Back Saying Libertarians 'hate... the brown folk, the gays, the lesbians' - YouTube
Van Jones is a moron, and its funny how its only Ron and Mittens left on the GOP side but the controlled mainstream media fails to acknowledge Paul
Not a fan of Van Jones.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gouki
I'm curious as to how much longer Ron Paul will stick around for.
I think he still wants to get his message out there. (I was hoping Paul would capture the nomination. And, of course, debate Obama. Especially about issues regarding civil liberties. It would've been interesting. There won't be much of a debate between Obama and Romney. Because they're pretty identical. They don't differentiate that much on government policy. Plus they're both backed by the same institutions: Goldman or Government -- :) -- Sachs, JP Morgan, Citigroup, Bank of America etc., etc., etc. Oh, throw in Google and Microsoft -- ha ha ha!)
They're in this position because the super-rich and powerful, well, want them to be.
I mean, you can't get to these heights without serving the corporate elite and the corporate state. And what does ol' Paul think of this:
Ron Paul on Government and Corporate Power - YouTube
And on the other side of the political aisle: Noam Chomsky....
Noam Chomsky on Corporate Personhood: 2011 - YouTube