Nash
11-20-2007, 02:15 AM
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/sunday/la-oe-goldberg20nov20,0,7363356.column?coll=la-util-opinion-sunday
This article is not exactly positive but I found it interesting. He contrasts Ron Paul and Mike Huckabee and is much nicer to Paul for his small government views.
Goldberg is basically a NRO mainstay and is about as Republican "establishment" as you can get and he highlights a lot of points about why it's sad that Paul's small government views are considered "extreme" today where Mike Hucakbee's statism is conventional and acceptable.
This is the kind of stuff that we can hope for in some ways. We can change the views of the party from within if we keep pushing the message. While Goldberg is dead wrong about why he isn't going to support Paul I feel he was very fair. If you email him please react accordingly.
This article is not exactly positive but I found it interesting. He contrasts Ron Paul and Mike Huckabee and is much nicer to Paul for his small government views.
Goldberg is basically a NRO mainstay and is about as Republican "establishment" as you can get and he highlights a lot of points about why it's sad that Paul's small government views are considered "extreme" today where Mike Hucakbee's statism is conventional and acceptable.
This is the kind of stuff that we can hope for in some ways. We can change the views of the party from within if we keep pushing the message. While Goldberg is dead wrong about why he isn't going to support Paul I feel he was very fair. If you email him please react accordingly.