Bruce Fein Issues 10 Commandments for Congress

[Matt Collins]

Published by the HuffPo:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bruce-fein/ten-congressional-command_b_789306.html?view=print

[johnrocks]

If there is one person I don't feel comfortable with;and don't ask me why; it's Bruce Fein, I'm thinking it is because he worked for the Heritage Foundation but ;even more bothersome to me; the American Enterprise Institute;which is about as neo conservative as they come.


Am I missing something since this article seems good and everything I have seen concerning him in relation to Ron Paul looks good.

I need reassuring:p

[american.swan]

Heritage fill me in

[Matt Collins]

If there is one person I don't feel comfortable with;and don't ask me why; it's Bruce Fein, I'm thinking it is because he worked for the Heritage Foundation but ;even more bothersome to me; the American Enterprise Institute;which is about as neo conservative as they come.


Am I missing something since this article seems good and everything I have seen concerning him in relation to Ron Paul looks good.

I need reassuring:p

Will The Collins endorsement be good enough for you? ;):D





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Although I haven't read his book yet (it's in the list of things to do), I have had extensive conversations with him, specifically at the CFL's FL Liberty Summit in Orlando this year. He is one of us regarding foreign policy. One of the most educated and well spoken men I've ever met.

Have you seen his speech at the Rally For The Republic? If not I highly recommend it!

[forsmant]

Sounds good to me, although congressional power has been eclipsed by executive power since the inauguration of Washington.