The Ron Paul Broken Record

January 7th, 2009 9:45 pm  |  by Marc Gallagher  |  Published in Bailouts, Big Government, Debt, Economics, Federal Reserve, Foreign Policy, Free Market, Money, Philosophy, Politics, Ron Paul, government spending, national debt  |  1

I don’t think future historians will have much trouble researching who among the politicians of the 2000’s will have the authority to say “I told you so!” Another great Ron Paul interview from CNN American Morning is below.

Ron Paul once again talks like a beautiful broken record repeating the ills of the Federal Reserve and fiat currency. Maybe if he keeps on repeating it someone will listen.

One interesting point he made is that many like the interviewer John Roberts keep talking about how much these deficits will add up and become our children’s responsibility. Paul counters with his own worry that we may not be able to push it off to future generations. We may have to answer to the lunacy of printing more and more money during our own generation.

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  1. octogen says:

    January 8th, 2009 at 1:33 pm (#)

    I read your glowing remarks about Ron Paul. I too admire some of his qualities, like his stand on economics. But part company with him in some areas on some subjects
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    He mis-undrstands the meaning of freedom.Defines his understanding of it in his article titled, “What does Freedom really mean”?
    I have just written an article about him titled, “Ron Paul,why I disagree-and areas I do agree” Should be appearing on my blog site, octogenariansblog.com within next few days.
    Thanks, Anne Cleveland E_mail annecleveland@bellsouth.net

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