Ron Paul, pure libertarian, sorely missed in DC

[cajuncocoa]

Congress is a lesser place, and Washington is a lesser town, without the presence of one of my favorite members of Congress, the great libertarian of our generation, former Rep. Ron Paul (R) of Texas. I wrote about Ron Paul often, sometimes in agreement, often in disagreement, but always with respect for his pure-play libertarian philosophy.

In some ways, but not all ways, we have begun to enter a libertarian generation with increasing common areas of agreement between conservative libertarians and progressive libertarians on matters such as limiting the abuses of National Security Agency (NSA) eavesdropping.

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[fisharmor]

Rats, apparently I can't give you rep right now.
I owe you one for presenting some lines most here will abjectly fail to read between.

[NIU Students for Liberty]

And Eric Dondero strikes again in the comment section of the article!

[phill4paul]

Rats, apparently I can't give you rep right now.
I owe you one for presenting some lines most here will abjectly fail to read between.

Covered.

[Occam's Banana]

And Eric Dondero strikes again in the comment section of the article!

TIL: Dana Rohrabacher is the founder of the modern libertarian political movement ...

[Brian4Liberty]

We all miss the voice of reason, but his influence is everywhere now. Not pure, but it has spread.

[FindLiberty]

And Eric Dondero strikes again in the comment section of the article!

gawd, SOME of his comments are a little more than way out there... interesting perspective, "they hate use 'cause..." (not foreign policy?)

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I've lived and worked inside the DEATHSTAR Mother Ship too long to know if anything is true, or even real now.