The Official May 5th Fox Debate Thread.

[tpreitzel]

OK, folks... After a little steam is vented in the aftermath of the debates, remember the larger picture, i.e. working to elect constitutional candidates to all levels of government and improve our political position. Yes, it takes work, YEARS of work.

[Feeding the Abscess]

He is not getting help because he is doing great. Moreover, Ron Paul recently said that his advisers don't want to change his positions, but present them differently. Ron said he can't do that, and I'm glad because he is doing awesome.

Agreed.

[jacque]

Pizza is Italian, or at least considered as such.
Why wouldn't an Italian be expected??



and why does it really matter?

To clarify: Pizza is American. It may have many Italian components but truly American in origin.

Freedom Mom

[speciallyblend]

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthr...97#post3258597

[Todd]

When did he advocate an interventionist foreign policy in the debate? He basically gave a neutral answer on the Afghanistan issue, saying that he would study the issue and discuss it with commanders on the ground. On Hannity's show he said that the United States shouldn't police the world. I'm not a Herman Cain supporter, but it's important to accurately represent what he believes in. He really hasn't articulated a clear foreign policy vision to be honest.

Commanders on the ground aren't about making foreign policy. They are about fighting and winning military engagments. Some of us have studied the "wars" going on 10 years now. Can't think of one thing I would need to discuss with staff except what is the best way to end our nationa building of two countries and get the hell out. What on earth would anyone who has a better than average understanding of the last 10 years of war, especially one who is putting his application in for POTUS, need to "study"?