Ron Paul At CPAC 2010 Part 2 - Ron Paul 2012!

Part 2 of Ron Paul at CPAC, February 19, 2010

Paul was the only speaker so far to fill the entire convention hall at the Conservative Political Action Conference, and some of his supporters were turned away after the room reached its capacity of 1,100 people.

Ron Paul won the staw poll, taking 31% of the vote!

Ron Paul 2012!

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[randyinwa]

Ron Paul 2012

Peace

[ForceOfWizardry]

When Ron Paul speaks, he teaches you shit.

When Obama speaks, he bullshits

BIG DIFFERENCE!

[NedTheDread]

This guy is the only American politician that makes any sense at all, and I still don't trust him for a second!

[AwokenOne83]

@horny0donkey0 how do you figure?



[KenMacMillan]

If Paul doesn't get the republican nomination I'm writing him in.

[eminemfan813]

thumbs up if you are a libertarian

[drkevincampbell]

I love Ron Paul and voted for him, but Trump was actually correct. The Main Stream media will not give Ron Paul a fair chance of winning. The American people are completely brainwashed by the Fox Fear Network. They sold the false Iraq war and people believed it, so what chance does Ron Paul have against this professional spin machine. FOX FEAR NETWORK WILL FIND A WAY TO DISS PAUL. Trump was just speaking the truth. They will push Romney and Obama will be re-elected.

[zakkubin]

@zsheetsy88

The neocons who hi jacked the Republican party make the case that Ron Paul's foreign policy of non-intervention is not a Republican stance. His kudos to Bush were about the platform he ran and won on. That of course was criticizing nation building efforts of the Democrats. But his point isn't to praise Bush but rather just evidence that the Republican platform supported non-intervention in this past decade. Obviously Bush abandoned the principles he ran on once entering office.

[MooseOfReason]

@american1476 Bill Kristol's father wrote a book about neoconservatism.