Give me liberty
12-14-2011, 03:25 PM
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A series of recent polls suggest that Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, has emerged as a real threat to win in Iowa, despite his controversial foreign policy views. One survey, by Public Policy Polling, finds him within one point of front-runner Newt Gingrich.
particularly on Israel.
To be clear, some conservatives hold the principled belief that being in favor of limited government at home should also extend to supporting a more restrained role for America abroad. As such, it isn't fair to automatically brand somebody who describes himself as non-interventionist as being hostile toward Israel. And so whenever Paul is criticized for being anti-Israel, his defenders attempt to argue that critics are unfairly conflating the two.
Paul has crossed the line from merely saying America should stay out of all conflicts, to actively attacking Israel and taking the Palestinians' side -- even when the non-interventionists should theoretically remain silent.
this author is a scum for writting this i went like say what? and whats so wrong been on the Palestinians side :rolleyes: would you look at that? they are indeed getting desperate.
A series of recent polls suggest that Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, has emerged as a real threat to win in Iowa, despite his controversial foreign policy views. One survey, by Public Policy Polling, finds him within one point of front-runner Newt Gingrich.
particularly on Israel.
To be clear, some conservatives hold the principled belief that being in favor of limited government at home should also extend to supporting a more restrained role for America abroad. As such, it isn't fair to automatically brand somebody who describes himself as non-interventionist as being hostile toward Israel. And so whenever Paul is criticized for being anti-Israel, his defenders attempt to argue that critics are unfairly conflating the two.
Paul has crossed the line from merely saying America should stay out of all conflicts, to actively attacking Israel and taking the Palestinians' side -- even when the non-interventionists should theoretically remain silent.
this author is a scum for writting this i went like say what? and whats so wrong been on the Palestinians side :rolleyes: would you look at that? they are indeed getting desperate.