Ron Paul Second in NH
Texas Rep. Ron Paul is performing well in the latest CNN poll of potential Republican primary voters.
Read more: http://www.thestatecolumn.com/articles/rep-ron-paul-takes-second-in-new-hampshire-cnn-poll/#ixzz1NIM5RFQd<>
Interview with Jesse Ventura
This was a very thorough with Jesse. I disagree with much of his social policy, but this is a good detailed overview of Ventura’s life.
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Bill Kristol Supports Obama
Jeff Poor writes:
It’s not an endorsement Barack Obama probably expected — or wanted — but Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol gave the president high marks for his recent foreign policy gestures.
In his “You’ve come a long way, baby” post Monday night, Kristol praised Obama for his address to the American people about the action he took against Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi. On Wednesday’s “Red Eye” on the Fox News Channel, Kristol took things a step further and declared Obama “a born-again neo-con.”
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Ron Paul Fears Empire Invading Pakistan
As Jordan Fabian summarizes:
GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul is worried the U.S. could invade Pakistan after Osama bin Laden’s death.
“I am absolutely afraid we will be in Pakistan trying to occupy that country,” Paul, a congressman from Texas and a critic of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, said Wednesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.”
Paul acknowledged he has no solid evidence that the U.S. has plans to “invade” Pakistan, but described his observation as being based on American foreign policy over the past two or three decades, and its “unintended consequences.”
Paul implied that the Obama administration’s apparent mistrust of Pakistan’s ability to fight terrorism could lead to a full-scale invasion.
While most politicians in both parties have celebrated the mission ordered by President Obama to enter Pakistan and take out bin Laden, Paul has been a critic.
He has said he would not have auhorized the mission to kill bin Laden, because of problems with international law. Paul also has said that the killing of bin Laden should convince the U.S. to bring home its troops from Afghanistan.
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Juan William with Don Imus on Ron Paul
Ron Paul is changing the Republican Party more so than the Republicans want to realize.–Juan Williams
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