Chief UN atomic watchdog Mohamed ElBaradei said Sunday he had no evidence that Iran is building nuclear weapons and accused US leaders of adding “fuel to the fire” with recent bellicose rhetoric.
And you really are screwed, you know. These jokers are borrowing the money to fund the war in Iraq, and putting your name down as co-signer. They’re not raising taxes to pay for it. They’re borrowing it.
My question is: Do we really need to bankrupt future generations to fight the war on Terror?. Let’s assume that we are not just in Iraq for the oil, and killing 1 million Iraqi’s was actually going to create less “terrorist”, shouldn’t we at least try and cut back on spending elsewhere in order to cover some of the expense?
No President has ever gone to war and not asked Americans to conserve, or contribute (through taxes), to the effort. But you know, raising taxes has never been very popular. By borrowing from future generations Bush can pay for the war without adding to his popularity issues. How many more people do you think would be protesting this war if we had to pay out of our own pockets?
I was very pleased to see that the Ron Paul Website now contains a large library of articles written Ron Paul. You can find an article on just about any subject.
He has been married to his wife Carol for 50 years.
They have 5 children, 18 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
He was a track star in college, and served during the VietNam era as a Flight Surgeon in the Air Force and Air National Guard.
He’s a graduate of Duke University Medical School and a licensed OB-GYN who has delivered over 4,000 babies in a long and distinguished career. Many of those babies were delivered for free. He is of course, pro-life.
He is a scholar of the Austrian School of Economics and of American Foreign Policy and has written about 10 books altogether on these subjects. He has won many awards for his writings.
Two of his children became doctors but he never allowed any of his children to take federal student loans.
He himself does not participate in the lucrative Congressional Pension program and each year, returns money that is given to him by the government to run his office.
The National Taxpayers Union has given him the award of “The Taxpayers Best Friend Ever” for his stellar voting record.
He of course earned an A+ rating from Gun Owners of America.
He is currently serving in his 10th term in US Congress and is the founder of the Republican Liberty Caucus.
Writer Joseph Sobran called him the most honorable man in Congress.
He has been praised by commentators such as Pat Buchanan, John McLaughlin, Tucker Carlson, Joe Scarborough, Andrew Napolitano, George Will, and John Cafferty and receives many accolades from the Veterans organizations in his district.
He just had a very successful quarter in fundraising, about 5 Million Dollars, which now puts him in third place for cash on hand. He is has taken in the most donations from the military, including those serving in Iraq. http://www.militaryforpaul.com/donations.html (32%, 22% to John McCain)
He has already won 3 straw polls in NH and done exceptionally well in straw polls all over the country, coming in first or second in many. His rallies and speeches often draw thousands of supporters, more than any other GOP candidate, and he has won every debate poll so far.
Please visit his website at www.ronpaul2008.com to see what all the excitement is about.
America is a carefully concealed oligarchy. A few thousand people, mostly in government, finance, and the military-industrial complex, run this country for their own purposes. By manipulating the two-party system, influencing the mainstream media, and controlling the flow of campaign finance money, this oligarchy works to secure the nomination of its preferred candidates (Democratic and Republican alike), thus giving voters a “choice” between Puppet A and Marionette B. Unlike the establishment’s candidates, Paul is a freelancer running on specific ideas. The federal government must function within the strict guidelines of the Constitution, should deconstruct its empire, withdraw troops from around the world, reestablish a foreign policy based on noninterventionism, abolish the Federal Reserve Bank, eliminate fiat currency and return to hard money