Free advertisement for RP

[Jon_Irenicus]

Seriously.

[I_Ryan]

Is that website a joke? There was no exaggeration or anything. They should have said: “Believes that the Americans deserved the 911 attacks!”

[liberty_student]

1. Wants to get rid of the Federal Reserve and return to the Gold Standard

2. Wants to get rid of the IRS

So let me get this right. His opponent is running as pro-paper money and pro-taxes.

It should be a bigger rout than the takedown of Chris Peden last year.

[wilderness]

So he’s supposed to be politicking right, which means slandering against the opponent and not trying to “advertise” for him, at least that’s how most politicians are in the U.S.? Like try to make Ron P. look bad or something. He is running against him correct? [:P]

[liberty_student]

The Dems don’t usually run a candidate against Ron Paul because he outflanks them by being a paleocon instead of a neocon.

Chris Peden got some “help” to slander Paul last year. I don’t know if this guy Jeff Cherry will get “help” to conduct what will basically be mission impossible and another slander campaign. I learned during the Ron Paul Presidential Bid how important it is to have a sophisticated campaign, including get out the vote operations, on election day.

What’s sorta sad is that this guy is obviously an amateur and his campaign seems poorly conceived. If he doesn’t get help from the GOP establishment or special interests, then he’ll be lucky to pull 15%. Everyone who campaigns against RP goes in with the notion that people don’t know what RP really stands for. The problem is that many people do know what he stands for, and they like it. Neocons keep beating this drum that no one wants to dance to.

[freiheit]

Hilarious.

[hayekianxyz]

I think people underestimate Ron Paul big time, they don’t realise the following he has on the internet, and unlike most other politicans Ron Paul has more than few ideologues in his camp. RP followers tend to be relatively well educated, organized and intelligent.

[sicsempertyrannis]

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@Cherry's dumb website

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Ron Paul has had a long association with the Ludwig von Mises Institute, a libertarian think tank based in Auburn, Alabama. The think tank was founded by Lew Rockwell, who served as Paul’s congressional chief of staff from 1978 to 1982. Lew Rockwell has written on secession and his support of the confederacy

Does he expect that to be controversial in Texas of all places? This clown is just another neocon trojan horse.

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@Cherry's dumb website

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1. Wants to get rid of the Federal Reserve and return to the Gold Standard

2. Wants to get rid of the Department of Education

3. Wants to get rid of the IRS

4. Voted against and does not support the Patriot Act.

5. Voted against the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act

6. Wants to bring home all troops from Iraq immediately and shut down U.S. military bases worldwide.

7. Wants to pull us out of the United Nations

8. Wants to cut off ALL foreign aid to ALL countries

9. Wants to pull us out of the World Trade Organization

10. Wants to pull out of the World Bank

11. Wants to pull out of the International Monetary Fund

12. Wants to pull out of NATO

13. Wants to pull us out of NAFTA

14. Wants to end the war on drugs and legalize marijuana.

15. Is opposed to making immunizations for children mandatory.

16. Opposes the Food and Drug Administration

All of which I would support. Thanks Cherry for reminding me again why I like Ron Paul.

[Dondoolee]

It still sometimes amazes me how two points of view can differ in opinion so radically

[hayekianxyz]

@sicsempertyrannis

Ron Paul has had a long association with the Ludwig von Mises Institute, a libertarian think tank based in Auburn, Alabama. The think tank was founded by Lew Rockwell, who served as Paul’s congressional chief of staff from 1978 to 1982. Lew Rockwell has written on secession and his support of the confederacy

Oh lol, is that all he came up with?

If he’d done his research he would have known that those people over at the Mises Institute named the place after somebody who thought race is a possible explanation for various differences between people (say, intelligence), subsequently the institute has had scholars who believe that people would, if not forced otherwise by the state, segregate themselves into culturally homogenous communities (Hoppe, Rothbard). Also, there are some who believe that differences in the pay between males and females is not due to discrimination (Block), some other people associated with the LvMI have been accused of homophobic comments (Hoppe, again). The place is highly populated with people who dispute the dangers of global warming, and who dislike the state of Isreal jews.

I think the LvMI needs a token black economist.

[Cork]

A hahahahaha! Thanks for the laughs. As pointed out on the LRC blog, this idiot had to cut and paste the word “marijuana” because he didn’t know how to spell it!

[meambobbo]

@GilesStratton

Oh lol, is that all he came up with?

If he’d done his research he would have known that those people over at the Mises Institute named the place after somebody who thought race is a possible explanation for various differences between people (say, intelligence), subsequently the institute has had scholars who believe that people would, if not forced otherwise by the state, segregate themselves into culturally homogenous communities (Hoppe, Rothbard). Also, there are some who believe that differences in the pay between males and females is not due to discrimination (Block), some other people associated with the LvMI have been accused of homophobic comments (Hoppe, again). The place is highly populated with people who dispute the dangers of global warming, and who dislike the state of Isreal jews.

I think the LvMI needs a token black economist.

HAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. My thoughts exactly.

I also like how all the “inconsistencies” were from the SAME interview.

[sicsempertyrannis]

@GilesStratton

I think the LvMI needs a token black economist.

Wilton Alston count? He writes for LRC and sometimes blogs there, but I think he’s also a molynoid.

[hayekianxyz]

@sicsempertyrannis

@GilesStratton

I think the LvMI needs a token black economist.

Wilton Alston count? He writes for LRC and sometimes blogs there, but I think he’s also a molynoid.

I had thought of him, actually, I suppose we have Roderick Long.

[Thedesolateone]

@GilesStratton

@sicsempertyrannis

@GilesStratton

I think the LvMI needs a token black economist.

Wilton Alston count? He writes for LRC and sometimes blogs there, but I think he’s also a molynoid.

I had thought of him, actually, I suppose we have Roderick Long.

Hahaha

We could try and convert Thomas Sowell more towards Austrianism

[Thedesolateone]

Also, it’s such a funny collection of left- and right-wing hobby horses

You don’t think of people who love the patriot act, but also the UN, foreign aid etc.

[meambobbo]

@Thedesolateone

You don’t think of people who love the patriot act, but also the UN, foreign aid etc.

Yeah…“So wait, with this guy I can get more foreign warfare AND higher taxes?!”

[luckylad33]

From his site…

"Putting People before Philosophy
*Work WITHIN Congress for reform
*Education is the foundation for the future
*Consistency in free market principles
*A broader vision of the world and
international relations
*A Drill and Renewable Energy Approach
*Socially and Fiscally Conservative"

Consistency in free market principles? umm…