Ron Paul unchained. Now that his son dropped out of the presidential race he can start making an ass of himself again, so he went on Fox Business to praise Bernie Sanders and diss Ted Cruz.
- J.P. Travis in News 2016
Ron Paul unchained. Now that his son dropped out of the presidential race he can start making an ass of himself again, so he went on Fox Business to praise Bernie Sanders and diss Ted Cruz.
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I agree with Ron Paul about 90 percent of the time. The other ten percent is composed of my unwavering support of Israel and the fact that while I have no interest in intervening in other countries I think it might be a good idea to do what can be done to keep Iran from the bomb and I don't think dictators are made evil by us, sometimes dictators are just evil all on their own.
That being said he pulled this before by endorsing Nader. And praising Sanders is even worse. Paul is smart enough to know that Sanders -at least as far as the economics go- is Mussolini in a shabbier suit. And that is not hyperbole. His economics are third way, national socialist, top down/oligarchical/government control of industry. And maybe Slow Bern isn't really the strong man type -but (much like Hitler continuing and expanding the social welfare state of Germany) whoever comes after Sanders might be. Paul knows this, he has to -he has spent his whole public life quoting Hayek. And I am truly dissapointed in him today.
Like I've been saying: Ron Paul is the reason Rand Paul will never be President.
Disgruntled Much ??
This is why I was uncomfortable with Rand.
If he's praising Bernie Sanders he's more than unchained - he's unglued.
Sounds like someone is pissed because no one wanted to support him. Someone needs anger management classes...