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12-16-2011, 02:58 PM
http://www.larouchepac.com/node/20809
December 16, 2011 • 11:54AM
Going into the final Republican Presidential debate of the pre-primary series, Rep. Ron Paul's support is surging, based on the response to his principled stands against Obama's wars, and against Obama's violent attacks on U.S. constitutional principles and civil rights. Paul has reportedly worked with attorney Bruce Fein, who has circulated a bill of impeachment against Obama.
The latest reports indicate that Representative Paul may win the Iowa caucuses. He has not only drawn essentially even with Newt Gingrich for the lead in some of the latest polls, but is drawing by far the largest and most enthusiastic crowds in Iowa. Many of these are on campuses, where Paul's criticisms of Obama's series of wars, sanctions, and new wars resonate strongly; one commentator suggested Dec. 15 that it is Paul's warnings against war on Iran, which have impelled his surge in Iowa and New Hampshire. In the latter state also, Paul appears to be within a few points of the lead in the most recent polls.
Lyndon LaRouche commented that should Paul win in Iowa and/or New Hampshire, it will "trigger a crisis" for the British-directed perpetual war party.
Have any idea how hard it is to get "Paulites" and "Larouchites" to show respect to one another? We are the anti-federalist and federalist souls of today, like it or not, and its even worse for those in the middle who get blasted by both sides. So kudos to those that are nice to each other, take time to deliberate real ideas, here and elsewhere, and can come together on fundamentals such as, but not limited to, insane war policies. For me, its nice to see them finally admit Paul CAN WIN, and what it would mean for the establishment/empire.
December 16, 2011 • 11:54AM
Going into the final Republican Presidential debate of the pre-primary series, Rep. Ron Paul's support is surging, based on the response to his principled stands against Obama's wars, and against Obama's violent attacks on U.S. constitutional principles and civil rights. Paul has reportedly worked with attorney Bruce Fein, who has circulated a bill of impeachment against Obama.
The latest reports indicate that Representative Paul may win the Iowa caucuses. He has not only drawn essentially even with Newt Gingrich for the lead in some of the latest polls, but is drawing by far the largest and most enthusiastic crowds in Iowa. Many of these are on campuses, where Paul's criticisms of Obama's series of wars, sanctions, and new wars resonate strongly; one commentator suggested Dec. 15 that it is Paul's warnings against war on Iran, which have impelled his surge in Iowa and New Hampshire. In the latter state also, Paul appears to be within a few points of the lead in the most recent polls.
Lyndon LaRouche commented that should Paul win in Iowa and/or New Hampshire, it will "trigger a crisis" for the British-directed perpetual war party.
Have any idea how hard it is to get "Paulites" and "Larouchites" to show respect to one another? We are the anti-federalist and federalist souls of today, like it or not, and its even worse for those in the middle who get blasted by both sides. So kudos to those that are nice to each other, take time to deliberate real ideas, here and elsewhere, and can come together on fundamentals such as, but not limited to, insane war policies. For me, its nice to see them finally admit Paul CAN WIN, and what it would mean for the establishment/empire.