Ron Paul is, above all, patient.

[VRP08]

This is so cool to read this...nothig much really changed.:)
This article was Published October 17, 1988

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=940DE3DA1538F934A25753C1A96E9482 60

[Jobarra]

Dr. Paul refuses to call himself an isolationist, but that is how many others see him. A man who relishes a fight with hecklers, he sometimes draws angry reactions.

At Jersey Village High School northwest of Houston, a student shouted accusingly: ''No armed forces in other countries? No foreign wars? This was basically the same idea that got 6 million European Jews killed during the Second World War.''

Though the students cheered, Dr. Paul replied, ''We were there and we still didn't prevent it.''

Wonder if that was John McCain Jr.? :D

That article is just one more piece of evidence he has been steady in his beliefs for over 20 years.

[Paulitician]

Still patient. When are the media going to let him be "mainstream?"

[richk]

The song remains the same. Nice find.

[beobeli]

Consistency at it's best. But how about this? Ron Paul should look straight at the camera at the next opportunity and address American people directly:

"My fellow Americans, I ask for your vote... "

and then go to reasons why, which is his standard (educational) rhetoric.

It seems to me that this is what is needed for middle America to connect with this awesome man.

[angrydragon]

There may be last-minute advertising, but most of the money goes to travel for Dr. Paul, who will not take loans or Federal funds. His campaign is a world apart from the long motorcades, chartered airplanes and consultant-laden Republican and Democratic efforts. Even so, his son said, travel expenses come to $40,000 a month.

''It costs $40,000 a month for me to travel?'' Dr. Paul said with evident surprise during a quick lunch stop at a McDonald's north of Houston, where he cadged french fries off his son's tray.

I think he must be really ecstatic that so many people hear his message of liberty today.

[Indy Vidual]

This is so cool to read this...nothig much really changed.:)
This article was Published October 17, 1988

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=940DE3DA1538F934A25753C1A96E9482 60

A change for the better:
This time he's getting much more attention. :)