I’m suspicious of the timing of this story.
Putin: See, all you Iran haters need to support me!
Daily Archives: 16 December 2011
Fox’s Chris Wallace: If Ron Paul Wins In Iowa, It Will Discredit The Iowa Caucuses
With the Iowa caucuses right around the corner, some people are saying that the victor may actually end up being Ron Paul. Yeah, you know, the guy who’s had steady numbers in the polls this whole time despite some people seeming to want to ignore that fact. So, what does that mean if he wins? Well, according to Fox News’ Chris Wallace, it will “discredit the Iowa caucuses.”
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David Frum: Ron Paul’s damaging impact on GOP sympathy for the middle class
This article is so convoluted and confused, it’s barely readable.
Glad to see Frum is getting slaughtered in the comments.
Marxist Levin attacks Ron Paul
Ron Paul Highlights at the Fox News Iowa GOP Debate
Ron Paul Defends The 99 Percent: ‘It’s A Very Healthy Movement’
PAUL: In many ways, it’s a very healthy movement. I’m not one to say, “why don’t you get a bath and go get a job and quit crybabying.” I don’t like that at all. I think that’s a misunderstanding of where the unemployment comes from. The unemployment comes from policy, government policy, and it’s the federal reserve and the business cycle is not a consequence of free markets. That doesn’t mean I think they’re all perfect out there. […]
When spontaneous movements occur in a country, the johnny-come-latelys like to join and redirect the original intent of the Tea Party Movement and the original intent of the Occupiers, so for that reason the political people get involved and they try to grab hold of the message, and I think that’s been the case on both sides.
If Free Markets are Good for Giant Banks, Why Don’t they Support Ron Paul?
(dated Octomber 19, 2011, retrieved Dec 9, 2011)