The Hill: S&P states the obvious By Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas)

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http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/economy-a-budget/176941-sap-states-the-obvious

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S&P got backlash'd and reacted to as the Dow slid even though their point about the basic fragility of the presumed recovery was indeed made.

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the womack guy that posted there is 'tarded by trying to say ron paul hasn't been doing anything. i guess the consistent message and countless hours he's spend standing in front of the house arguing against the wars and spending isn't doing anything.

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the womack guy that posted there is 'tarded by trying to say ron paul hasn't been doing anything. i guess the consistent message and countless hours he's spend standing in front of the house arguing against the wars and spending isn't doing anything.

No shit. He actually has the chutzpah to ask "Have you lead a solid continous campaign in Congress to do this? How have you voted in the past? Did those votes add to the problems? Writing articles will not solve problems. Taking action does."

Not only does it show complete ignorance of Ron Paul's time in congress but it also shows a complete ignorance of how congress works and what one congressman can do by himself. He's not a dictator. What kind of "action" is he expecting? The only action one can take as a congressman is talk, write, and cast your vote.