tangent4ronpaul
08-25-2011, 07:54 AM
http://politics.gather.com/viewArticle.action?articleId=281474980047324
Ron Paul's honesty about the United States forced to live with a nuclear Iran is medicine that the Republican Party needs to take. The trouble is that the medicine doesn't taste very good. Hawkish members of the party engage in puffery about U.S. military might, but with a nearly bankrupt treasury and a military fighting three wars already, the U.S. can't do much about Iran.
What's the gist of Paul's position?
Ron Paul wants to return to a pragmatic approach to foreign policy. ...
Ron Paul's honesty about the United States forced to live with a nuclear Iran is medicine that the Republican Party needs to take. The trouble is that the medicine doesn't taste very good. Hawkish members of the party engage in puffery about U.S. military might, but with a nearly bankrupt treasury and a military fighting three wars already, the U.S. can't do much about Iran.
What's the gist of Paul's position?
Ron Paul wants to return to a pragmatic approach to foreign policy. ...