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While being shouted down by the Ron Paul Mob Zombies that their candidate is the equivalent of the Second or Third Coming of the Messiah, I have steadfastly maintained that Ron Paul is just another politician, and a career politican at that. 18 years in Congress and a Presidential run as a Libertarian, I’m thinking he has spent more time as a politician than as the good and holy doctor his throngs worship him as. You cannot convince me that Ron Paul is some kind of holy and pure Washington ‘outsider’ as his Mob Zombies claim, along with miracles they say he is going to perform to do everything from abolishing the IRS to creating peace on earth by playing freinds with all our enemies. http://swordattheready.wordpress.com/2007/12/27/ron-paul-earmarks-prove-hes-just-another-lying-politician/

Ron Paul: Earmarks Prove He’s Just Another Lying Politician | Sword At-The-Ready

http://www.thepinkflamingoblog.com/2011/10/08/ron-paul-values-voter-bots-cheat-on-straw-poll/ As if …. this is something new. Ron Paul and his bots have a history of stuffing ballot boxes during straw polls. They specialize in it, lying and cheating their way to victory. All the while, the vile little wannabe fed auditor smiles and allows it. That’s what The Pink Flamingo doesn’t get.

Ron Paul Values Voter Bots Cheat On Straw Poll | The Pink Flamingo

This story will not surprise anyone who has seen the results of this year’s online polls. The spamming tactics of the Ron Paul campaign first came to public attention in October 2007. CNBC hosted a Republican presidential debate and at the time the Texas lawmaker was receiving 3% in the public opinion polls. As soon as CNBC uplinked its post debate survey, it was immediately bombarded. A link to the survey was posted on all Ron Paul websites and the campaign sent a blast e-mail to supporters urging them to vote repeatedly for the Congressman. http://diplomatdc.wordpress.com/2011/07/04/cnbcron-paul/

CNBC Stops 2012 Online Presidential Polls Because of Ron Paul | The DC World Affairs Blog

The Case Against Ron Paul by Gregory Hilton | The DC World Affairs Blog

Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) says “If you have the inconsistency then you’re not defending liberty.”[1] Paul has always been inconsistent. This inconsistency was noted by conservative commentator Mark Levin who says “Paul is poison. Hate America first crowd.”[2] A major reason is because the Texan advocates policies which are the exact opposite of his rhetoric. http://diplomatdc.wordpress.com/2011/06/17/ronpaul/
“The gold standard is to economics what the flat earth theory is to astronomy: something that may have seemed to make sense back when people didn’t know any better but is ridiculous to suggest today.” - Dr. Russ Anderson “Ron Paul is saying: ‘Let’s make everything simple again. . .

The Case Against Gold: Why Ron Paul is Wrong About The Gold Standard by Gregory Hilton | The DC World Affairs Blog

http://diplomatdc.wordpress.com/2011/05/29/the-case-against-gold-why-ron-paul-is-wrong-about-the-gold-standard-by-gregory-hilton/
Ron Paul probably shouldn’t expect a presidential endorsement from Florida Rep. Allen West. The Republican congressman had some strong words for the candidate Saturday, two days after Paul suggested during Thursday’s GOP debate that Iran be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon because so many other countries already have them. Speaking at a Tea Party event in Fort Lauderdale, West said he was deeply concerned about U.S. foreign policy, and particularly the threat Iran poses to the rest of the world.

Allen West: Ron Paul ‘Not the Kind of Guy You Need to Be Sitting at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave’

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2011/08/14/allen-west-ron-paul-not-the-kind-of-guy-you-need-to-be-sitting-at-1600-pennsylvania-ave/
By far the oldest candidate in the race at 75, Ron Paul is suddenly a top contender. He has a lot of younger supporters, mostly because he favors legalizing pot , and adopts the sort of extreme intellectual positions that have also drawn college age kids to "pure" philosophies like Communism and Ayn Rand's Positivism for generations. You know, "clean" uncompromising positions that get rid of all those messy human feelings and complexities. http://www.realchange.org/ronpaul.htm

Skeleton Closet - Ron Paul, The Dark Side

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Ron Paul and the Neoliberal Reeducation Campaign

To bring about radical and permanent change in any society, our primary focus must be on the conversion of minds through education. — Congressman and presidential candidate Ron Paul Sigh. Somebody needs to say this. Does Ron Paul have a lot of interesting ideas he puts forward as a presidential candidate? Yes. From his honestly libertarian views (he was the 1988 Libertarian presidential nominee, so he’s been at this a long time) to his willingness to challenge the status quo on economics (questioning the role of everything from sugar subsidies to the Federal Reserve) to his emphasis on the Constitution and the Founding Fathers, Congressman Paul has been fearless in sticking with his principles.
Rep. Ron Paul plummets in latest poll Texas Rep. Ron Paul is losing support, according to the latest Public Policy Polling survey. The Public Policy Poll of probable voters in Iowa shows Mr. Paul plummeting to seventh place less than a week after he placed second in a CNN poll of New Hampshire voters.

Rep. Ron Paul plummets in latest poll

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Memo to Ron Paul Supporters By Mona Charen Memo to: Ron Paul supporters

Memo to Ron Paul Supporters

http://caiiniac2012.wall.fm/forum/topic/212

Ron Paul: I wouldn't have killed bin Laden

Ron Paul: I wouldn't have killed bin Laden Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.), who is poised to launch his presidential campaign tomorrow, said this week he would not have authorized the mission that resulted in the death of Osama bin Laden, arguing that killing bin Laden was unnecessary and that he has "respect for the rule of law." In a radio interview with WHO Newsradio 1040, Paul told radio host Simon Conway that, had he been president, he would have pursued an alternate strategy.