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This is great! It's about time the candidates started to call these reporters on their false assumptions and unfounded assertions. It seems like Perry is starting to find his footing for competing on the national level, both on the campaign trail and in the debates. Remember, it took Romney a...

The book deal brought up by Chris Wallace turned out to be nothing, and Paul did well with his clarification. However, Paul was also on ABC's This Week and got hit again with the newsletter problems and was essentially asked why Paul didn't have a clue about the inflammatory statements being...

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Nope - that's not the problem. What needs to be addressed is the reason the approval rating of Congress is the lowest ever. The problem is the voters think everybody else's congressman is an incompetent crook but theirs is OK - they don't want to hold their own representative accountable in...

Considering that all of the above is hypothetical and time travel isn't possible (except on network TV), what is it exactly that makes you think that President Ron Paul would have made all these supposedly correct decisions that may or may not have been possible to implement and be successful...

The Talking Heads said last night that a record turnout - 120,000 caucus goers - would amount to 4% of the registered voters in Iowa. Independents and Democrats can cross over to vote, which will help Ron Paul. But as previously stated, that a very small sampling of the Iowa voters and may not...

Now that you bring that up, maybe something people ought to consider - assuming they believe Paul is a serious candidate - is what kind president would he really be? Would he cut a trillion $$ in spending the first year? Of course not. He probably would not get much done at all economically...

The reaction to Dondero's article looks like it comes straight out of the Bill Clinton playbook; attack and discredit anyone - especially a former insider - who disparages the candidate. Obviously, it's up to the readers to decide whether Dondero or Witner is the wacko. Considering the level of...

First of all, lying about being ignorant of the contents can, and likely will be proven if the other candidates and/or somebody in the media starts to take him seriously and wants to do the spade work. We already know he was active with the Ron Paul Survival Report. Secondly - and this point...

As seen in the 1995 video, his own words were "I also do a newsletter...". He takes credit for it and plugs it then and there, and he knows what the content was. Obviously this publication was important to him or he never would have mentioned it. The dedicated fanatics will turn a blind eye to...

He definitely had direct knowledge in 1995 about the Ron Paul Survival Report (bold emphasis mine): "I also do an investment letter -- it's called the 'Ron Paul Survival Report' -- which is a gold oriented newsletter. But it's also expressing concern about surviving in this age of big...

Gingrich has already opened up the subject on Paul's newsletters in South Carolina. Chances are, Romney and the others won't be far behind.

As much analysis, speculation and dissection of Paul's newsletter problems we've seen in this forum, it won't hold a candle to what will be done by David Axelrod and his crew of campaign assassins in the unlikely event that Ron Paul should be the GOP nominee; by the time they get through with...

Assuming there were ghostwriters - and there probably were - we also have to consider what they were writing. Did Paul agree to contracts guaranteeing their anonymity so they could create this around-the-bend racial stuff and anything else they felt like writing under his name, essentially...

Looks like the earliest one shown at the link posted was April 1978, the last that was copied was from 1993. Since there aren't any copies or partials since that date, let's call it 15 years. And indeed - where has the press been with regard to this stuff? The Houston Chronicle and Dallas...

Just to carry that train of logic one step farther - why would a congressman or senator allow "newsletters" like these to CONTINUALLY be published under his name for so long a time? Consider also that they were being published and copyrighted by Ron Paul & Associates. Has ANY other congressman...

As mentioned earlier, the Admins and Mods whiffed on this one. This guy sounds like he's calling in from another planet - probably didn't make any more sense on his purchase paperwork than he did in his post.

The fact that he's previously repudiated and disavowed them doesn't make the problem go away because he's not giving straight answers. He's said he takes responsibility for them, and with that action comes dealing with the consequences; the press along with his opponents are not going to let up...

Yep - he sure did. Acting like that just adds fuel to the fire. Ron Paul Suddenly Doesn't Want to Talk to Reporters About His Racist Newsletters - Yahoo! News http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2011/12/21/ron-paul-gets-defensive-over-past-newsletters/

As usual, Dr. Thomas Sowell brings things into focus like no one else on today's editorial pages. Sometime the best way to sort out the candidates and find the best one is to examine their records in positions of executive leadership. (Bold emphasis mine) It's hard to tell whether or not we're...