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CNBC panelists weigh in on Ron Paul's policies after his interview

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  • He doesn't agree with Ron paul on foriegn policy? Thats what is bankrupting our country. We waste billions driving up our massive debt overseas. if you want to save billions tax payers, get out of Iraq ASAP.

  • yeah, greatest prosperity ever, which gave us 9 TRILLION in debt.

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  • yea libertarians may smoke herb but i bet that dude does blow and fucks hookers. id go with the pot hed

  • Common sense:

    when working from the Equities Section of the Balance sheet the nation grows correctly

    When working from the Liabilities section of the Balance Sheet Interest payments are made to other interests, bleeding the solvency and wealth of this nation

    it is literally taxation without representation!

    we need accountants right now not market annal-ists

  • always amazes me how those d#$%heads bash marijuana use... u smoke a joint and u relax.. that's wat it's for... .. r we supposed to work our as#$s off all day and make the boss richer for the rest of our lifes... ??? take a break and smoke a bit why don't ya??? .. or vice versa...

  • simply great!

  • perfect!

  • Greatest prosperity till the crap hits the fan like it did in the past couple days. Bubbles do not equal real growth...

  • Last guy was talking about greatest prosperity, because of floating fiat currencies. *lol* The greatest prosperity was the 19th century, especially the latter part. From 1870 to 1900 prices dropped about 33%. I hope we can see that in our lifetimes - that which comes only with hard money.

  • Bravo, Bravisimo go Ron Paul!

  • Kudlow used to croon (1999) that there wasn't any financial trouble in USA because the price of gold was low. Now he agrees with Michael Metz, who says the price of gold is inconsequential. Kudlow is a moron. Makes Cramer look downright brilliant. Of course we've had financial prosperity since we've had floating currency. We've maxed out the national credit card. Now what? Moron!!!

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