Walter Jones - Hero Of Peace

[Brian4Liberty]

Walter Jones - Hero Of Peace

Rep. Walter Jones, Jr. turned from pro-war to an antiwar firebrand after he discovered how Administrations lie us into war. His passing yesterday is deeply mourned by all who value peace and honesty over war and deception. He was an original Board Member of the Ron Paul Institute. What kind of a man was he? We remember Walter Jones in today's Liberty Report...

[phill4paul]

Was just out for a quick trip to the grocery store. NPR just did a segment on Jones and it was all positive. So what is it about Jones that would get this praise from a left-progressive organization? You won't hear this kind of praise about Rand or Ron from NPR.

[donnay]

Was just out for a quick trip to the grocery store. NPR just did a segment on Jones and it was all positive. So what is it about Jones that would get this praise from a left-progressive organization? You won't hear this kind of praise about Rand or Ron from NPR.

I am sure they didn't say those things when Walter was alive. Just sayin'.

[phill4paul]

I am sure they didn't say those things when Walter was alive. Just sayin'.

Well, I think you have it. I started to type in "Is it because he's dead?" and decided just to go with what I had.

[shakey1]

Walter Jones - Hero Of Peace

The path less traveled.

[Swordsmyth]

A California congressman has introduced legislation named after the late Representative Walter Jones (R-N.C.; shown) that would repeal the Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF) passed in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks — a cause that was close to Jones’ heart.

On February 6, just four days before Jones’ death, Representative John Garamendi (D-Calif.) introduced the Walter B. Jones Restoring Power to Congress Act, a bill that would repeal the AUMF one year after the bill became law. Although Jones was already in hospice care at the time, Garamendi listed him as a cosponsor of the bill, a fitting gesture in light of the fact that, according to Roll Call, “the legislation grew out of Garamendi’s work with Jones on the House Armed Services Committee.”

More at: https://www.thenewamerican.com/usnew...nes-introduced