Ron Paul on the Sean Hannity Show - 11/17

Ron Paul with Sean Hannity discussing the economy and the election.

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[Taikaru]

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[blackbartbikini]

Sean, you were arrogant and narrow minded 4 years ago when interviewing Dr. Paul. You are the one who has changed your mind after listening to his stances. Open your eyes to the military machine that is eating up our fiscal base. Stop the wars and we can heal our country.

[Foundingfatherfollow]

Sean its really simple... Ron Paul supports the Consitution... You do too but you only do when it is stuff you agree with.... Ron Paul follows it kinda like the founding fathers asked! So if you want to go around and police the world, kill all kinds of people, watch our brothers and sisters die over seas then you should try to change the Consitution not work around it!

[certainlytruthful]

I found the documented facts in the book “CAN MITT ROMNEY SERVE TWO MASTERS?” about his entire record. Can’t believe a word Mitt says. Romney has his own agenda for running for our President. When he says he “loves” our country”, it’s just another LINE to lure the American People in to his web of deceit.

If Ron Paul and you want to defeat Mitt, this book is a MUST READ. “CAN MITT ROMNEY SERVE TWO MASTERS?” Mitt’s true record and agenda is revealed in it-all you need to defeat him is in it.

[sleedolfine15]

@tristramshandy3 Well,you and I have our own aestetic taste. Personally I've always found Arizona a mite too hot and arid for mine(yes,I've been there),but that really isn't the point--the point is that there is plenty of wild,uncultivated land in the east. You should go hiking with me through the extensive adirondack wilderness some time or see the Everglades. We have much wild land without the necessity of the sort of great federal land grabs suffered by you westerners.

[tristramshandy3]

@megarational you're missing the most important piece of the puzzle, although public financing of elections is huge. We need to educate the citizens concerning history and political science. I'd wager less than 5% of Americans know who John Locke or Adam Smith were- both vital players in the history of the USA (and ironically, neither one an American citizen).

I guess that's no shock; the best book ever written about this country was by a French nobleman named de Tocqueville in the 1830's

Adios

[tristramshandy3]

@sleedolfine15 but how isn't the government protecting Yellowstone? They seem to be doing a pretty good job. I've been all over the USA, and I don't find the eastern 2/3rds to be particularly attractive. You guys have nothing that matches the grandeur of the west. I don't want bryce or the grand canyon privately owned.

I've enjoyed talking with you. I'm sorry I wasn't always kind- after re-reading the posts, I realize I was a bit of a condescending asshole :)

Viva Montaigne!

[sleedolfine15]

@tristramshandy3 I suspect that national parks like Yellowstone would be far safer in the hands of private conservation groups like the Wilderness Society,the Sierra Club,Nature's Conservancy,etc than if owned by the government with so many claims on it's resources. You're a westerner..I'm an easterner. We have far less federal land than you have,yet we do not lack a plentitude of natural beauty. But,most of eastern land is in private and state hands(the Adirondacks,etc.).

[tristramshandy3]

@PsychoDragonfly I didn't vote for Obama. Nice try :)