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Originally posted by kro32
Doubtful since he's been on C-span so much it makes your eyes bleed.
I don't see why they would bother cutting him off as he's way down in the National Polls anyways.
Originally posted by Jazz87
reply to post by Daedal
Gettin obvious with decietful-ness!
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
Originally posted by Jazz87
reply to post by Daedal
Gettin obvious with decietful-ness!
Only for Ron Paul. No one else currently serving can claim to have raw hatred from leadership in BOTH parties at the same time. I love the guy, but the people who choose Presidents sure hate 'em.
Originally posted by kro32
reply to post by EmVeeFF
Yea of course not. I see him about the same as any other candidate possibly a little more since he makes for better news but I haven't really noticed any bias to keeping him off.
On other networks I seem to see him more than other people probably cause he put's out good one-liners sometimes.
Originally posted by kro32
reply to post by robyn
Yes I've noticed that also. Certainly a different treatment than other candidates receive.
Not sure what to make of that other than people just don't think highly of him.
Not very professional in my opinion.
Originally posted by kro32
reply to post by robyn
Yes I've noticed that also. Certainly a different treatment than other candidates receive.
Not sure what to make of that other than people just don't think highly of him.
Not very professional in my opinion.
I've noticed glaring omissions and misrepresentations of his platform paricularly on the more conservative leaning programs. There are subtle putdowns and off color comments meant to defame in an underhanded fashion.
The most recent talking point is that he can't win. Rubbish!
Originally posted by mishigas
For example, this latest debate. I was astounded to hear that he supports reading the Miranda act to terrorists when they are captured on the battlefield. And then he is OK with trying them in our federal courts.
Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) responded to Bachmann during the debate,
I think she turns our rule of law on its head. She says that the terrorists don't deserve protection under our courts. But therefore, a judgment has to be made. They are ruled a terrorist. Who rules them a terrorist? I thought our courts recognized that you have to be tried. And we've done this. And we've brought individuals back from Pakistan and other places, we've given them a trial in this country — over 300, or at least nearly 300 — we've tried and put them in prison. So this idea [is] that we have to turn on its head and reject the rule of law.
[Paul noted that when government ignores the strict limits of the Constitution in one place, it is rarely kept to that lone exception. He pointed out that the Obama administration has already expanded upon the concept that trial rights may be taken away from people to include assassination of American citizens without trial:
This administration already has accepted the principle that when you assume somebody is a terrorist, they can be targeted for assassination -- even American citizens. That affects all of us eventually. You don't want to translate our rule of law into a rule of mob rule.
Originally posted by Daedal
Can definitely tell the establishment does not want Ron Paul to be heard or represented accurately to the American people.Sorry youtube link won't work.If anyone can post the video please do.But anyway here's the link.
youtube
Originally posted by fooks
he has a plan only a mother could love,
on payday.
Originally posted by jesusatan
hmmmmmm thats odd Kro.....being as how you posted a tread recently on the topic ,'' Ron Paul votes NOT to keep children safe " ????????????????