[theBuckwheat]

Brings Republicans home? ROFL. More projection from the rabid left in the UK.

[Captain Kirk]

ping

[Rick_Michael]

Bring the Republicans to the Libertarian views?

[razzle]

Sorry to have to break the news to Ron Paul and the others, but the world has changed a little from the 1950s. Jumbo jets crashing into American skyscrapers had something to do with it.

[alienken]

Isn’t “Anti-war Right” an oximoron?

Live long and prosper.

[tophat9000]

Funny how the Euroweinees hated America’s isolationist right when in was their ass on the line multiple times in the 20th century

[LonePalm]

Bring the Republicans home? Only one man for that job!

Garde la Foi, mes amis! Nous nous sommes les sauveurs de la République! Maintenant et Toujours!
(Keep the Faith, my friends! We are the saviors of the Republic! Now and Forever!)
LonePalm, le Républicain du verre cassé (The Broken Glass Republican)

[atomicpossum]

Sounds like Andrew’s gone heels-over-head for Ron.

[vbmoneyspender]

Looks like Ron “Whites of Their Eyes” Paul wants to take us back to the pre-Monroe Doctrine days when we fought all of our wars on our soil.

[FreePaul]

Eisen-hower?

Don't remember him. I do remember an Eisenhower who called out the army to enforce supreme court edicts against American citizens. Maybe that's not the same as investigating subversive foreign terrorist organizations. Of course I wouldn't expect Ron Paul to know the difference.

[Balding_Eagle]

he idea that the party of Eisen-hower or Goldwater would have suspended habeas corpus indefinitely.

Didn't President Lincoln, practically the father of the GOP, suspend habaes corpus for a time during the Civil War?

[Cicero]

Since when did “habeus corpus” apply to alien terrorists? I thought it applied to citizens: Brits in the UK, Americans in the US.

Traditionally, enemies who do not wear proper uniforms or fight as part of a national army have no rights under the Geneva Convention either.

I don’t know why on earth the administration fails to point out these elementary facts, so flakes like Sullivan can’t keep making these ridiculous arguments.

[NapkinUser]

Ron Paul doesn’t “bang the drum for permanent war for global democracy”, so the “war fighting” wing of the republican party will never go for him. But that’s okay, the approval rating for the Iraq war is already dismal and continues to sink. Ron Paul’s love for the U.S. Constitution is a nice change.

I was about 75% sure I was voting for Tom Tancredo. But now I’m about 60-40 split between Tancredo and Paul, with Tancredo still my personal favorite. That’s because of how amazing Ron Paul was in the republican debates. It’s nice to see someone actually have the guts to talk about getting rid of those expensive departments, namely the department of education, the department of homeland security (which really is just another high-cost bureaucracy, don’t let your support for the war on terror fool you on this) and the department of energy.

[jwalsh07]

"he idea that the party of Eisen-hower or Goldwater would have suspended habeas corpus indefinitely, as Bush has done for “enemy combatants”, would be unthinkable."

The guy is a dolt. Suspending Habeas for enemy combatants? What planet does Sullivan live on these days?

[pissant]

If you find yourself aligning with Andrew Sullivan, chances are you are in a very bad place.

[Pelham]

The idea that they would have tried to occupy and rebuild an entire country in the Middle East is unimaginable.

That sort of Utopian idiocy used to be the property of the far left. It still is, I suppose, but some of those idiots now pretend to be 'conservative'.

[elhombrelibre]

Sullivan was for the war before he was against it. He may have a crush on Ron Paul. And, as a Libertarian, Ron might reciprocate.

[ZULU]

Ron Paul - birdbrain on foreign policy.

He must have slept through world history.

[RedMonqey]

"The idea that the party of Eisen-hower or Goldwater would have suspended habeas corpus indefinitely, as Bush has done for ?enemy combatants?, would be unthinkable."

Yeah. And it's unthinable that Lincoln would suspended habeas corpus too and itwould be unthinkablea liberal Democrat(FDR) would jail, try and executeenemy combatants under six months from capture and put innocent Japanese Americans in concentration camps

It's called war Ron and Sherman said "War is all Hell"

[AwesomePossum]

Thank you Ron Paul for joining in with the demonrats as they continue to try and demoralize our dedicated military............