Dan Kone
Well-Known Member
lol? I didn't accusing him of saying anything. I just said things like that will come up in a major election. It doesn't even matter if they are true or not. Most of what has been used in attacks against Obama are false, but that still factors into how people vote.Ron Paul never said anything remotely close to what you falsely accuse him off in his newsletters. It has been debunked many times before by individuals who have interacted with Ron Paul.
uhhh. So you're saying Ron Paul's own newsletter was putting out false quotes about Ron Paul? Interesting. Not really believable, but interesting. Do you really think the American public will believe that Ron Paul's own newsletter was slandering him? I don't think so.The newsletter had changed hands and although Ron Paul did not write them said he had a 'moral" obligation to pay attention to something with his name on it. NOT ONE member of Congress has said he is racist. In fact they say the opposite.
Jeez. You Ron Paul people act like you're some sort of cult. Ron Paul can never make a mistake! And if you don't support him you're a puppet of the corporate media! It's pretty bizarre.
Ron Paul's solutions to our problems are deeply flawed. He gets people to believe him by very correctly identifying problems in a truthful way that other politions do not, once he has people sucked in, he presents false solutions. Because he is so honest about the problems, people falsely assume that he is also correct about the solutions. But he is not. And a well funded staff like Obama has will absolutely destroy Ron Paul's flimsy logic in a debate.How would Ron Paul be destroyed in a debate?
Basically, Paul advocates bringing back the robber barons and financial deregulation. Mainstream America will not accept that because it's insane to want those things.
Being right about a problem and being right about the solution to the problem are two different things.Did you miss the 2008 republican debates? What could they possible bring up?
Ron Paul was right about the housing crisis from day one. He tried to pass a bill in Congress to reverse it.