James Koutoulas told Rick Santelli what we already know on CNBC today… that Eric Holder’s DOJ is an enabler of financial fraud.
But the real news that everyone grabbing that headline from Breitbart is missing comes after that. Continue reading
Gary Johnson on the Daily Show last night. He needs to poll at 15% to get invited to the presidential debates so even if you’re not going to vote for him, say that you are when polled =)
This is real. This is happening. You won’t see this on television. Continue reading
CNN points out that Ron Paul in a statistical tie with President Obama if the election were to be held today.
Erin Burnett wonders why there is a love affair between youth and the oldest candidate vying for the Republican presidential nomination. Continue reading
Ron Paul takes questions from Juan Williams, Charles Krauthammer, and online. Continue reading
Judge Napolitano asks you ‘What if?’ Continue reading
On Freedom Watch, Judge Napolitano asks former GOP Presidential candidate Gary Johnson if he really expects to win or if he’s just getting his message out. Continue reading
The main topic is Phil Donahue telling to Piers Morgan you can’t get elected on a platform of peace.
But more interesting is at the end when Piers notices how strange it is that Ron Paul says he wants to follow the Constitution and hes called crazy.
U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Tony Shaffer says “Ron Paul’s policy or perspective on Iran is probably the most accurate of the current GOP candidates.”
He also thinks all the provocative talk from Iran is “bravado” and doesn’t see “any circumstance under which the Iranians would really do anything to act against US assets in the region.”
The most controversial statement he makes is that Iran either already has a nuclear weapon or is a lot further down the road than US intelligence is willing to admit.
More about Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Shaffer_(intelligence_officer)
Ron Paul senior advisor Doug Wead answers Paul’s rival’s criticisms about Ron Paul’s proposed policies leading up to the Iowa Caucus. Continue reading