Ron Paul shows once again why he will never be the GOP presidential nominee
Via twitter:
"Ron Paul says suggestion that Iran is pursuing nukes is 'war propaganda,' 'danger is overreacting.' Who thinks he can be GOP nominee?"
-- Rick Klein (@rickklein)
No one with an ounce of sanity. Or at least no one with the slightest understanding of the Republican Party.
In the GOP, unfairly or not, Ron Paul is a freak show.
In the GOP, unfairly or not, Ron Paul is a freak show.
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Update: By the way, this is not to say that Paul's foreign/military views shouldn't be taken seriously, just that they're not taken seriously and are actually bitterly opposed by most of the GOP, particularly at the elite level (politicians, pundits).
I don't necessarily agree with his anti-interventionism (and anti-internationalism), which is really just isolationism (and hence irresponsible), but his views, which are the views of a fairly significant libertarian and paleo-conservative constituency on the right, and similar to the views of some on the left, where he has some admirers (for example, Glenn Greenwald), certainly should be part of the discussion.
Labels: 2012 Republican presidential nomination, Iran, Republican Party, Republicans, Ron Paul
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