Thomas Massie Interview w/ Matt Kibbe

[TaftFan]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmVZpNDN9ug#t=1223

See the rest of Kibbe's interviews with Rand Paul, Justin Amash, Ted Cruz, Mike Lee, and David Schweikert here: http://donthurtpeople.fwsites.org/?source=314DHPFC

[ClydeCoulter]

That's a good interview. He gives a detail of how money is used as power in congress. Interesting.

[TaftFan]

That's a good interview. He gives a detail of how money is used as power in congress. Interesting.

I like how he called it the currency of power. There was some other interview he did in which he talked about the fundraising blackboard (I think that's it). Basically, if you raise money for the party you get put in the nice list. If you don't, you get put in the naughty list.

I also like how he called Syria the "weapon of mass distraction", LOL.

[ClydeCoulter]

Dang, ALL of the interviews (at the bottom of the page) are good: http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fdonthurtpeople.fwsites.org%2F %3Fsource%3D314DHPFC&h=zAQEb47kW

I watched them all, and I wanted to give Mike Lee a hug at the end!

[jtap]

Good video. Thanks for posting.

I liked the T-ball analogy.

[TheTyke]

Great interview! I didn't know his political history went that far back.

[Matt Collins]

That's a good interview. He gives a detail of how money is used as power in congress. Interesting.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXT0iRJHIHw

[ClydeCoulter]

Yes, I saw that video...it doesn't diminish the OP video, at all. Not everyone is on the forum as often as some of us. And every new truth bomb is relevant.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXT0iRJHIHw

[Henry Rogue]

I like the part about less lawyers

[osan]

I'd have to call that a very good interview.

[MichaelDavis]

I like the part about less lawyers

Like Justin Amash?

[Occam's Banana]

I like the part about less lawyers


Like Justin Amash?

Assuming that you are not merely trolling - and further assuming that HR's comment is sufficiently objectionable to merit going to the bother of taking exception (both of which may be dubious assumptions) - do you really not know the difference between "less" and "no?"