1983: Ron Paul Debates Federal Reserve Governor 7of7

debate on the Gold Standard, featuring Congressman Ron Paul and Charles Partee, member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. This debate took place at the 1983 Capital Hill Gold Standard Conference in Washington, DC, which was hosted by the Ludwig von Mises Institute.

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[SiNN4R]

"Maybe someday I will have my way." Ron Paul was right.

[rundoetx]

I watched them all. Vote Ron Paul NOW!!!!!

Boy was Ron Paul ahead of his time. Why didn't we listen.

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[johnnycmajor]

@shortna Ron Paul does not use lobbyist's or takes money from big corporations. His donations are smaller and from the Citizen's. He does quite well doing this.

[legacy6684]

INTERESTING ENDING

[purplefetus3]

Even if Ron Paul loses we can abolish the Federal Reserve. Petition your local Congressman to Repeal the Federal Reserve Act! We already have a form set up. Fully automated for your convenience. It just requires an interested individual to fill it out and electronically send it to their congressman. doesn't get any easier.

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I'm ready to march only after we send our demands to congress!

[CurtHowland]

Let's find out. We now know that all the expenditures in the world don't buy peace and harmony, as if history was no teacher already, so let's cut everything, take away the governments power to tax, and see what happens.

If history is any guide, again, then peace and liberty go hand in hand.

[LollsRoyce]

Does cutting expenditure cause a revolution as well????

[sexdrugsRnR]

thanks for the post!

[AZbookseller]

I think he will not be allowed to win. If Ron looks like he has a chance the powerbrokers will arrange some sort of demise.  Ron would be an unacceptable threat to what is planned for us.

[onelove51]

Can someone in explain in simple terms Paul's new gold standard system? Metaphor? Ron Paul is awesome. It's sad that his friend devalued Paul's speech with his religious fevor comment implying that he's too emotional. It's very natural to be have emotions when being or seeing others violated.

[shortna]

I have always assumed our politicians were well educated and made sound decisions based upon the advice of experts. I now see that the majority of politicians are not educated enough to run our country in an effective and efficient manner. And obviously these days the majority of politicians only have lobbyist as advisors. God help us if we can not help ourselves.