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Ron Paul Explains the Facts to a Foolish Reporter

In this interview with political commentator and talk show host Laura Ingraham, Ron Paul explains why the Constitution should be followed -- and how unintended consequences are the inevitable effects of current U.S. foreign policy.

In the middle of it, he lets Ingraham know that she is actually unintentionally arguing his own points for him. If you want to hear a man speak with passion and principle, this is the interview you should hear.

Aside from his dedication to principle, there are many reasons why I support Ron Paul, and a major one has to do with his devotion to your health freedom. He believes in:
  • Expanding the ability of Americans to use alternative medicine and new treatments.
  • Opposing legislation that increases the FDA‘s legal powers.
  • The notion that the government should never have the power to require immunizations or vaccinations.
More so than any other presidential candidate, Ron Paul is trying to improve the fatally flawed health paradigm in time to benefit you and your children.

So What Can You Do?

If you agree with Ron Paul's message of freedom and liberty then JOIN THE CAUSE!

I have never donated to any politician in my life, but I broke that pattern and contributed to Ron Paul. If you can't afford to donate that is no problem. What you CAN do is SPREAD the word.

Search my site for previous Ron Paul videos and send them to ALL your friends and relatives.

There are 1.3 million people that receive this newsletter. We CAN make a HUGE difference. If only a small fraction of you can spread this message in YOUR networks, your communities, and at work, just imagine what we can do.

If you want to show your support for Ron Paul in your neighborhood, you can also get a yard sign.

If you saw the amazing water buffalo video you can start to realize that if we all unite together we really do have a chance to overthrow the lions that are trying to eat us alive.

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Russ Bianchi
 [ Joined on 09/06 ] [ Posted on January 16, 2008 ]
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I have personally seen grassroots Ron Paul signs many places I travel for business, liberal Santa Cruz and Berkeley, ultra conservative Orange County and San Marino, middle of the road cities, etc. in California, as well as elsewhere throughout the USA (Idaho, Washington State, Oregon, Colorado, Texas, Georgia, New York City & Upstate New York, Maryland, Virginia, North & South Carolina, Illinois, Ohio, etc.

WHY?

Hug dissatisfaction at the Republican and Democratic candidates which are ALL bought and paid for and speak no truths.

Ron Paul REMAINS the only salient, cogent, thoughtful honest, thinking and real choice in the 2008 United States of America Presidential Campaign, that the media is ignoring, because they too are highly biased as well as bought and paid for.

Ron Paul is the only vote worth casting.  Tell your family, friends, colleagues, and anyone with a thinking mind to consider Dr. Paul.
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Swami Barmi
 		[ Joined on 10/06 ]  [ Posted on January 16, 2008]
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  Mercola
Hopefully the field of Republicans will thin out over the next couple of months. Anyone outside of Ron Paul is holding on tenaciously, spending more campaign funds than they can make, while Paul has barely started spending. As these people drop out and Paul remains, debates will necessarily have to feature him more prominently, and when he speaks (as opposed to the smearbund), people realize he knows what he's talking about. When the question turns to the economy, the others can only stand there slack-jawed at Paul's fluency; NONE of the candidates -- or any politicians for that matter -- from either party can match him.
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nana of 4
 		[ Joined on 12/07 ]  [ Posted on January 17, 2008]
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  Mercola
You mention that the media is ignoring Ron Paul. Well what about them ignoring Mitt Romney?
He actually won the vote in Wyoming AND Michigan. But the media isn't even counting Wyoming and on the front page of newspapers after Michigan, there was a big ad about John McCain winning. But, NOTHING about Mitt Romney winning on the republican side.
  One of the reasons why our ancesters came here to  America was to escape reigious persecution. Yet here we are 2008 and it exists, even here in America! I totally understand if people don't agree with his political issues, but the fact that he is a mormon should NOT come into play no more then if he is catholic, baptist,etc..... Bigatry is an ungly thing!
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Swami Barmi
 		[ Joined on 10/06 ]  [ Posted on January 17, 2008]
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  Mercola
"Well what about them ignoring Mitt Romney? "

Wyoming wasn't covered before the caucus. It was off the radar before and after; nothing to do with Romney. Michagan WAS covered, but it just isn't as big a story to the media as Iowa and New Hampshire. None of these following states will be until Super Tuesday.

". . . after Michigan, there was a big ad about John McCain winning. But, NOTHING about Mitt Romney winning on the republican side. . . ."

Guess what: John McCain is a Republican. It really scares me that such uninformed people in this country have the vote.

". . . but the fact that he is a mormon should NOT come into play no more then if he is catholic, baptist,etc..... "

1. He chose to bring up his mormonism as way to circumvent it becoming a possible story.

2. If people don't like him because he's a mormon, that is their right as free Americans. It is in no way persecuting a billionaire who has simply bought what success he's had thusfar. If a candidate chose to proclaim that he does not believe in God and made it a focus of his campaign, would you vote for him? And if not, is that (a)religious persecution?

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nana of 4
 		[ Joined on 12/07 ]  [ Posted on January 17, 2008]
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  Mercola
Swami, perhaps you need to learn to read better. I KNOW MCCAIN IN REPUBLICAN! I was pointing out that they covered him winning but NOT Romney-geesh.
And No, you are misinformed. Romney talked about his being a mormon because the media was already trying to make it a big deal. So, he wanted to talk about it to get FACTS out before the media could make it any worse. They were already spreading false rumors like he didn't believe in Jesus Christ and such.
Maybe you should try watching programs like; Meet the Press, and Fox News Sunday and such so that "you" may become better informed.

At any rate, my whole point was- your ron paul wasn't the only one getting ignored!
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helpingheart
 		[ Joined on 06/06 ]  [ Posted on January 17, 2008]
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  Mercola
Great interview! Ron Paul makes the truth to evident!

Finally!

Finally, a politician with a brain! Thank you, Dr. Mercola for introducting us to Ron Paul! I'm telling everyone about Ron Paul!

Watched You Tube and listened to his speeches at colleges, forums and his tv interviews. Highly intelligent and thoughful doctor, and future president. 
Mercola
  
New to Natural
 		[ Joined on 11/07 ]  [ Posted on January 17, 2008]
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  Mercola
Speaking of Mitt Romney - Did you catch the segments a couple weeks ago when he was caught lying on camera?  Fun to watch a politician's spokesman back peddle.............

I love Ron Paul as a candidate - that being said,  the "on-line" followers need to get up, off their butts on election day and go vote! 
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KOOSCAR
 		[ Joined on 11/07 ]  [ Posted on January 18, 2008]
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  Mercola
I'm not voting for the Prez election, IF I can't vote for DR. RON PAUL!!!
I'm from Louisiana & they announced something about the laws in LA but, I didn't get the whole article andI thought I could vote Republican, being a Democrat in the preliminary voting! Does someone please know what I can do to be able to vote for Ron Paul? Because there isn't another candidate worth wasting my time on voting for, because somehow they always seem to screw up the voting polls in one state or another...How convenient was it that the screw up for Bush was in FL where his bro is?
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MuleMarm
 		[ Joined on 06/06 ]  [ Posted on January 31, 2008]
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  Mercola

Well said, Russ... Wouldn't it be a coup if we turned the whole election right side up by being the PRO-ACTIVE Silent Majority!! It will take EVERY one of us!

Lord, help us... We've nowhere else to go but the Rock...

Blessings, Mulemarm

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Beccadog
 		[ Joined on 10/07 ]  [ Posted on January 31, 2008]
       
   
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  Mercola

If you are on this list, you are concerned about your health. But, do you know that the Republicans, including Ron Paul (R/I-TX) have voted to slash protecting of the waters that feed our aquifers and surface waters?

From where does your water come? There are virtually no regulations on bottled water, water purifiers do not remove all the pollutants. Plus, unless monthly tests are done for primary and secondary parameters, you don't know that the filter is taking out that which it advertises. Thirdly, there are more than 80,000 different pollutants used by industries every year, and few are regulated or have standards at all. Hence, it's important to protect all recharge zones so that they do not poison the drinkable water we have. Agriculture uses water from the same aquifers as the rest of us, yet Ron Paul voted against an amendment to force the Bush-Cheney US EPA to protect our water.

See: See #7 on page 20.

www.lcv.org/.../LCV_2006_Scorecard_final.pdf
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nomorenurse
 		[ Joined on 06/06 ]  [ Posted on January 31, 2008]
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  Mercola

To Kooscar and any others that want to vote for Ron Paul:

In the Presidential election, it doesnt matter how you are registered (Democrat or Republican)...you can vote for Ron Paul or any one, even if they are in a party opposite of yours.

It's only in CLOSED PRIMARIES, such as the current primary that you must be a REGISTERED REPUBLICAN to vote for a REPUBLICAN such as RON PAUL.  That's why they call it a CLOSED PRIMARY.  Not every state is closed, I dont believe, though.  Anyway, all you have to do is change your status to Republican AHEAD OF TIME, to be able to vote for Ron PAUL in the PRIMARY (but only if your states primary is CLOSED).  Then after the primary, you can revert back to your chosen side and when the Presidential Election comes around in a year, you can vote for either Democrat or Republican, no matter what your party affiliation is.

There are deadlines, and you have to change your status almost 30 days prior to the Primary, in some states.  So it may be too late for you to vote in the Primary for Ron Paul if you are not registered as a Republican.  
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Joan7
 		[ Joined on 05/08 ]  [ Posted on May 15, 2008]
       
   
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  Mercola

Dr. Paul is the only candidate who is informed on all of the issues.  He has been consistently informing Congress and others that the way the government is progressing has to be changed.  After all why not run the government from a Constitutional point of view?  It worked before and can again.  

  
  
chucksheen
 [ Joined on 12/06 ] [ Posted on January 30, 2008 ]
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http://KnowBeforeYouVote.com

http://ManOfCommonSense.com

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Mad
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If Ron Paul does not win the Republican nomination, I am going to write his name in for president anyway and I hope all Ron Paul supporters will do the same. We CANNOT let our fears coerce us into voting for second best or worse! All indications point to Ron Paul being the clear choice of the American populace, regardless of what Faux Snooze and the rest say (or not) about him. NONE of the other candidates from either party (actually a single party: Republicrats) can lead this country to a semblance of sanity! They will continue to drag the United States down until we are just subjects of a One World plutocracy. Get the corporatist government off our backs and we have a chance of saving our Constitution, the economy, the environment, and many lives!

PLEASE, People, don't let the mainstream media decide who will be president. As Winston Churchill once said "Never give in. Never give in. Never, never, never, never--in nothing, great or small, large or petty--never give in, except to convictions of honor and good sense. Never yield to force. Never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy."

Oh, and just for the record, I am a Mormon who feels that Ron Paul embraces the principles of my religion---free agency, the Constitution as an inspired document, getting free from the bonds of debt---more than Mitt Romney. I find Romney's support for war and more torture chambers a la Guantanamo deeply disturbing. Nevertheless, compared to that lying, conniving, womanizing, self-styled 9/11 "hero" Giuliani, Romney is far preferable. I'd rather see a junkyard dog in the White House than Giuliani. And don't get me started on Hillary Clinton...

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Pat Ormsby
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