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Ron Paul - forThe U.S. Congressman from Texas serving since 1997 and currently a candidate for the 2012 Republican Party presidential nomination.
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10 Reasons why Ron Paul is Good Choice
1. Dr. Paul's old-fashioned decency, integrity, honor and real-life experience are exactly what our country needs after hiring actors, puppets, oil and other group-connected slick sales men and marketers. He's been married to the same woman, Carol, for 54 years (married 1957). 2. Dr. Paul will bring practical wisdom, cut spending, balance the budget, stabilize the economy and probably be able to do away with the IRS and income tax, a tax that is not constitutional and was started to fund the civil war and supposed to stop after the civil war. He wants to abolish the U.S. Department of ...
Ron Paul goes toward White House campaign
Ron Paul moves one step closer to a long-shot presidential bid. He announces the formation of an exploratory committee in Iowa.The Texas congressman confirmed his plans Monday night on Fox News. A Paul source told POLITICO that he'll also roll out his campaign team for the first-in-the-nation caucus state. Paul's libertarian stands during the 2008 campaign have become the inspiration for much of what the new Republican majority in the House has pushed — and may have been a spark that helped ignite the tea party movement.If he eventually enters the race, Paul will have a direct claim to ...
Ron Paul about The Future Of The Federal Reserve
Congressman Paul about his unique perspective and why the Fed is controversial again.Me: Do you think the Fed is the main culprit behind the current economic crisis? Paul: I don't believe you can have financial bubbles without artificially expanding the supply of money and credit, and only the Fed can do that in collusion with the banks, who can operate under fractional reserve banking. So that's where the financial bubbles come from, whether it's housing or the stock market or the bond market. That's the source of the bubble, and that's what has to be addressed, and yet the Fed has been able ...