If you’ve read the news lately, Romney said that he likes to be able to fire people. Of course, this was wayyy out of context and in-context is a fundamental free market realization. I am glad that Ron Paul backs Romney on this issue:
http://news.yahoo.com/ron-paul-defends-romney-lashes-critics-201905101–abc-news.html
You sound like the media you are berating. He said “I like being able to fire people”.
Yeah, I didn’t feel like finding a quote so I paraphrased badly. I’m sorry. Fixed it.
I don’t think he’d fire many Federal employees.
As a Tea Party neoconservative, I was waiting to see what Paul’s reaction would be.
Indeed, I posited that he would remain silent — I was wrong.
Bravo to the congressman, he has my vote in the upcoming primary – for what little it is worth.
Indeed, Paul appears to be the most conservative candidate in the field – hence why is he the only candidate to come to the defense of Romney ?
But lets not kid ourselves, a Paul presidency isn’t going to result in substantive change unless the Constitution is amended with an Economic Bill of Rights that intentionally and permanently reduces the size and scope of the Federal government from engaging in economic activity of any kind, save national defense and interstate disputes.
So Newt has now dropped a full half hour video bomb on Romney, and its anti-capitalism spun as anti-corparitsm as far as I can tell.
weirdnes..