The Congressman from Texas and aspiring Presidential candidate was on the radio locally between 7:30 and 8:00 a.m. today. One question he was asked was under what circumstances he could ever envision U.S. troops being used unless there was a direct attack on the United States. His response: "Never". On one hand, I'll give him credit for being straightforward. On the other, you can't help but think that this foreign policy is completely divorced from reality. He is an isolationist in the mold of Charles Lindbergh and Pitchfork Pat Buchanan (who, not surprisingly, is supporting Paul). As well, I think that you judge a candidate by the company he or she keeps, and Ron Paul has received an awful lot of support from the fringe right, including Neo-Nazi publications such as Stormfront. The Ron Paul freaks out there can deny this all they want, but it is a matter of public record.
Now, as obscure as my blog is, I still have no doubt that once I click on the "publish post" button, one of those Ron Paul supporters who apparently have nothing to do with his or her time than scan the internet for articles about their candidate will zero in on this blurb. Whether it merits a mention, like my last blog entry on him did, remains to be seen, of course.
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See also:
By Kos - DailyKos - Ron Paul: The most impressive online campaign this cycle
http://ronpaulnewsblg.blogspot.com/2007/11/by-kos-dailykos-most-impressive-online.html
Forbes - Paul Flush With Cash, Has Hopes for NH
http://ronpaulnewsblg.blogspot.com/2007/11/paul-flush-with-cash-has-hopes-for-nh.html
What if the Ron Paul Fans Became SEO Savvy?
http://www.digg.com/2008_us_elections/What_if_the_Ron_Paul_Fans_Became_SEO_Savvy_2
Ron Paul is NOT an isolationist. Please attempt to educate yourself:
http://www.house.gov/paul/tst/tst2006/tst121806.htm
There was a guy who ran for city council in Kaysville, Utah named Patrick Jon Buchanan, but he did not win!
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