Ugh... First they laugh at RP because his book has only sold a little over 500 and the fact that his publisher is out of a PO box. Then they say that Bill Richardson in the most Anti-war candidate. That show was complete Obama love fest.
Did anyone else watch "Presidential Candidate Books" on C-SPAN 2?
Ugh... First they laugh at RP because his book has only sold a little over 500 and the fact that his publisher is out of a PO box. Then they say that Bill Richardson in the most Anti-war candidate. That show was complete Obama love fest.
I wonder why someone in the campaign is not trying to get that book in bookstores? Or, why Dr. Paul didn't publicize it like with a book tour like all the rest of them do.Originally Posted by Noog
Which book was it? I think The Case for Gold was published by Cato, I bet it sold more than 500 copies.
They didn't even mention what book they were talking about.
Was a CSpan host involved in disrespecting Ron, or was it Obama himself, or what?
Why can't everybody else leave everybody else alone?
Probably A Foreign Policy of Freedom.
It was Nina Easton and Andrew Ferguson. They had some guy on the phone who said he didn't expect a surge for RP, whether he was talking about book sales or popularity, I know know.
Bump this question.Was a CSpan host involved in disrespecting Ron, or was it Obama himself, or what?
(All I know is that I can't wait for all of this to blow back into their faces. SO much video footage of these miserable people insulting President Paul!)
(edit: I see the answer was posted before my post...thanks!)
Amendment I.
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Amendment II.
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
I saw A Foreign Policy of Freedom in my local Barnes & Noble. I bet the number CSPAN-2 was using was old. I have to believe that it's been selling a lot more in just the past month with Paul's publicity increasing quite a bit lately. It's not a great book, I'm afraid, it's just a collection of his foreign policy speeched on the house floor. They're all pretty short and all pretty similar.
It's probably not a huge best seller, but I bought a Foreign Policy of Freedom a month ago. I'm sure I'm not the only one.
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