[Nachum]

Good ol' Ron Ron

[mnehring]

Iranian TV is run by their government.

I would call this interventionism.

[DugwayDuke]

You know, I’m finding a certain amount of amusement in all this. A couple of months ago a RPaul supporter was lamenting about the lack of attention paid to Ronnie. I told him that it might not be a good thing if people came to know all the things Ole Ron has said and written. Wonder how all the Paul supporters feel about getting their wish?

[formosa]

Is he on drugs? If he wants America to go back to being isolationist he should stay out of the foreign press. Ron Paul seems to have a serious problem with the America he claims to love.

[CommieCutter]

Didn’t even know this. I love to listen to Paul and consider him a protest vote, but this is grounds for permanent write-off. I find it strange how some OWS supporters rally around this guy when his entire domestic agenda is completely opposite of theirs—then I see stories like this. Good grief.

[Darksheare]

And Galveston Snoopy never fails to show us what a fruitcake he is.

[Eye of Unk]

What did Sarah Palin say about Iran?

I bet she had something much more realistic and proactive than being a the figurative frog with the scorpion crossing the river that Ron Paul is.

[freeandfreezing]

Have you listened to the tape? I don't agree at all with Ron Paul's point of view on Israel, but I find it bothersome that someone like Dollard attributes statements to anyone which are simply not supported by the video tape. Whenever we as conservatives go along with the media game of characterizing someone's statements when the statements don't really support the characterization we endorse the methods the media uses to go after real conservatives.

Just where in the tape does Ron Paul utter the word "Hamas" for instance?

[Fresh Wind]

Wonderful. A candidate for the President of the United States apologizes for people who are making “homemade bombs”.