Thread: Ron Paul: The Only One We Can Trust

The Ron Paul Tipping Point

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Sep 17, 2011

Dr. Ron Paul, whom the media have attempted to keep quietly under wraps and out of the main lights of the presidential race, continues to breakthrough mainstream media barriers. Now, as more people learn about his message, Ron Paul is reaching a tipping point which no one can ignore-- that he is the de facto frontrunner in the GOP field.

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Michael Savage interviews Ron Paul 8/18/11

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Originally Posted by StokeyBob

Nice thread AirborneSapper7.

If only people would just catch on to how important his policies are to us now.

And I mean NOW as in before it is to late.

Ditto Stokey and Airborne...

But it's tough when the msm, including FOX, do their best to exclude anything that speaks well of Ron Paul, skews many poll results and portray him as a joke. The special interests of the msm and elites do NOT want Ron Paul's ideas implemented. Too many would lose their jobs!

I'm very leary of jumping on the bandwagon of any candidate the msm loves. Folks, we need to be very careful and reallyt ake the time to look into the past records of any politician before we give our support to him or her. Not saying people here aren't but I've read some stuff recently about Cain too that he's done and flip-flopped his position on.

People can change their views when they know better and that includes politicians as no one is perfect and no matter who we support, they are going to make some mistakes. But I just do not see the kind of honesty and integrity of Ron Paul in anyone else. I sure wish I could. And if you cannot have honesty in your leader, you have nothing.

If we do not get our financial house in order through sound policy, we've lost all anyway...

Originally Posted by stevetheroofer

What about the $100 registration fee and one of Paul's supporters shelling out $26,000 at this event? That's 260 votes! Me myself I'm sick of all these old entrenched politicians, they're the ones who stood back and did nothing while crooks and criminals stole anything that wasn't nailed down! And even after the last election, still ignore us!

He needs to get money from some where to run his campaign...He still is only one man and one vote. He has been telling people all these things for many years, sound money, audit the fed, brining our troops home, etc... He has been warning of all the things happening now way bace and people all laughed are you all laughing now????? I have been a supporter of his for a long while...The reason the GOP does all they can to make him a non issue his because of all his stances which are totally contrary to theirs......Slowly word is getting out on him and I hope he gains a big foot hole because too me he is more honest than what I have seen so far. He is also beholding to non of them...The problem I had with him a while back was his stance on illegals, he would rather stop them from getting free services and fine the employers who hire them..He doesn't want a fence or wall built either because he feels fences keep people in as well..Not too sure about that either but I see his point. That is my feeling at least on Ron Paul

What Did Rep. Paul Not Get to Say in Last Debate?

Sep 26, 2011- 11:40 -

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Rep. Ron Paul, (R-Texas), visits Manhattan to talk about the debt, why the military loves him and what he didn't get to say in the last debate.

Jon Stewart's Extended Interview With Ron Paul

Submitted by Tyler Durden
09/27/2011 16:31 -0400
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About a month ago, after everyone in the wholly conflicted media (just ask one question: who pays all that advertising money - nuf said), on both the left and the right, was ignoring the most promising presidential candidate this country has had in decades, Jon Stewart decided to take Ron Paul under his wing, http://www.zerohedge.com/news/jon-stewa ... a-blackout and made it clear that while those who don't matter can pretend to ignore Ron, the one man who does, and who reaches more than most of the legacy "serious media" combined, has certainly noticed Paul. Naturally Stewart could have left it there, especially given his own personal political view. To his great credit, he did not. Instead last night in an extended exclusive interview, he presented Ron Paul in a way that he should have been presented from the beginning: no tricks, no gotchas, no gimmicks, no commercial breaks every 45 seconds. Hopefully this is the beginning of the transition of the Paul campaign to one where he has enough critical mass to be taken seriously by everyone - something "everyone" should be doing regardless.

Exclusive - Ron Paul Extended Interview Pt. 1
Monday September 26, 2011
Views: 144,506 / 79 comments
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul believes his political message is a threat to the establishment.
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Exclusive - Ron Paul Extended Interview Pt. 2
Monday September 26, 2011
Views: 88,221 / 53 comments
Ron Paul believes the war on drugs is a violation of Americans' civil liberties and trusts that people can make their own choices.
Video at the link: http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/mon-s ... view-pt--2

Exclusive - Ron Paul Extended Interview Pt. 3
Monday September 26, 2011
Views: 82,501 / 184 comments
Ron Paul believes that property rights would better protect the environment than federal laws
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Ron Paul Bests Obama in Latest Poll

Shows Paul beating President in head-to-head matchup

LAKE JACKSON, Texas – In a new Harris Poll, 2012 Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul beats President Obama 51 percent to 49 percent in a general election race. http://ronpaul2012.us2.list-manage.com/ ... c036246f1b

“This is yet another poll that clearly proves how competitive Ron Paul is against the sitting President,â€

Ron Paul Handily Sells Out New York City’s Largest Nightclub

Nearly 1,900 grassroots activists, luminaries celebrate

LAKE JACKSON, Texas – 2012 Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul drew a spectacular 1,862 greater New York City metropolitan area voters for a fundraising rally last night.

“Ron Paul continues to inspire a movement that no other campaign can duplicate in its conviction and broadness,â€

Ron Paul Rocks New York City



Ron Paul’s Monday appearance on The Daily Show proved once again that Jon Stewart is a fair interviewer with journalistic integrity—something the comedian regularly displays far more often than many conventional reporters. I’ve always admired Stewart even when I disagree with him because, generally, he is intellectually serious, asking substantive questions and berating Right and Left accordingly. Stewart’s conversations with Paul last night both on camera and backstage reflected this same temperament, and he was a heck of a nice guy to boot.

When the Congressman arrived at Webster Hall after his Daily Show interview, the city’s largest nightclub was sold out—as 1,862 admirers chanted Ron Paul’s name throughout the night. It was an honor to emcee the event, and speakers Murray Sabrin, Karen Kwiatkowski, Dan Halloran, Peter Schiff and musician Jordan Page kept the crowd entertained until the main event.

And let us discuss the main event. I’ve heard Ron Paul speak many times, and even the Congressman himself has wondered why so many continue to show up to hear him deliver the same message time and again. But deep down he knows why. We all do.

It’s the message.

In a body politic typically defined by bipartisan buffoonery, Paul’s honesty and genuineness shine through. This registers with countless Americans who are tired of being lied to. Integrity counts. This is similar to my view of self-described liberal Jon Stewart, who I can appreciate for his consistent straightforwardness, even though I’m a conservative.

But Paul’s message itself: Limited government, sound money, a more prudent foreign policy—the Founding Father’s old ideas about good government are fresh and new to a generation stuck with a glaringly bad one. More Americans than ever are realizing that the unsustainable situation we endure today, of debt, deficits and all the rest, is due precisely to our rejection of constitutional principles. Lessons not learned, the Democrats continue to promise a better socialism, and too many Republicans continue to offer little more than a slightly lesser version of the Democrats’ agenda.

But Ron Paul promises a better individualism, more freedom, more liberty, and, in a word—hope.

This hope for a better future, a more American America even, continues to inspire. As Paul often says, it is more about the message than the man, but this doesn’t mean that throngs of Americans can’t enthusiastically appreciate the messenger.

And last night in New York City, 1,862 people did.

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