sailingaway
05-05-2011, 10:49 PM
http://www.baltimoresun.com/entertainment/bthesite/the-ridiculous-report-blog/bal-ron-paul-makes-case-for-drug-legalization-during-first-gop-debate-20110505,0,6817155.story
I particularly like the conclusion:
There were winners and losers in the debate (Pawlenty looked smooth; Santorum looked angry) but every time Paul is allowed to share his unique perspective with the rest of the country on national television, it's a win for intellectual debate. Rather than a slew of candidates repeating Republican party talking points, any debate with Paul has at least one candidate throwing a huge monkey wrench into the works. And that makes the debate something worth watching.
I particularly like the conclusion:
There were winners and losers in the debate (Pawlenty looked smooth; Santorum looked angry) but every time Paul is allowed to share his unique perspective with the rest of the country on national television, it's a win for intellectual debate. Rather than a slew of candidates repeating Republican party talking points, any debate with Paul has at least one candidate throwing a huge monkey wrench into the works. And that makes the debate something worth watching.