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Comment on The Holes In the Ron Paul Story by Alexandr

Alexandr — Fri, 08 Mar 2013 21:12:39 +0000

Dear Donna, I am reluctant to think that you have any idea what I may or may not be aware of, and mean spitried? Did you read what you wrote before you posted it; or simply rant and click? I am impressed with the cult like loyalty Ron Paul seems to have in his supporters, but concerned at the same time for the same reasons. I do know a little about history, and in spite of your desire to buy into all the conspiracy theories about the Rothschild family, and the assignations of Lincoln and Kennedy, neither the gold standard nor the fantasy to end war will change real history. Since I know nothing about you I will assume that you have learned enough actual history to know that there has never been any period of time in the past 8000 years when there was not a war being fought; many of them involving Islam. And I am also sure that you are aware that there are currently more that twenty-nine separate wars being fought today with radical Islam on one side. The fact is that Ron Paul cannot stop war in the world; he can only bring it closer to home so that our brave men and women in the military don't have to go so far to fight.

Comment on The Holes In the Ron Paul Story by Gyrkin

Gyrkin — Sun, 17 Feb 2013 01:30:40 +0000

Thank you for sharing… whatever it is that you were yammering about.

Comment on The Holes In the Ron Paul Story by Rigoberto Ramsey

Rigoberto Ramsey — Sat, 16 Feb 2013 08:37:09 +0000

which replaced state election of U.S. Senators with popular election. Instead Paul would have members of state legislatures vote for U.S. Senators as they had done under Article One, Section 3 . Direct popular representation would be retained in the U.S. House of Representatives. Paul believes that increased representation of state interests at the federal level encourages greater sharing of power between state and federal government.