Ron Paul Stands Tall in Enemy Territory: MSNBC

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Must watch video. You’ll feel like a genius when you hear these snotty-nosed kids critique Mr Paul. Time to get spanked!

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Thanks for posting the link. Congressman Paul was his usual great self. The interviewers keep do not seem to understand that one option, the best option, is to do nothing to correct the problem in the economy so that debt can be liquidated and malinvestments be replaced with good investment. In their minds there has to be something done. It is truly difficult to be a politician in this day and age that promises to do nothing and to undo the policies that created the problems in the first place. Thanks again for the link.

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“B…B…B…But what would YOU DO!?”

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I actually thought they were all fairly respectful.

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Agreed.

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That guy keeps saying that that Ron Paul isn’t realistic and that he only cares about some imaginary dream world. Yet, at the same time he “agrees” with Dr. Paul, attempting to identify with his message and use it to support his own “solutions” which are completely contradictory.

BTW who are those people? Why are they on the news discussing economics if they don’t understand it?

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Their “expert” panel.

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That’s not what he said. He said that ignoring Ron Paul’s ideal society what did he wish to acheive in the immediate future.

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It is amazing to me that no one Dr. Paul addressed understood the basis of what he trying to get across. All they saw was hard times being unacceptable and that Obama was going forward to avoid hardship. And everyone wonders why the production is leaving this country. A small firm that can not rate and leverage their debt (like the government) loses half of their production due to taxes. The reulations, insurance requirements, predatory attorneys and decreased sales abolish the rest. So, the government spends more, leaving less for real exchange of services further depleting sales. The smart manufacturer will stop investing in more production, convert his assets and leave the country, creating even more job loss. I guess they won’t stop until the USD is at par with the Zimbabwean currency.