[apoxonu]

I can't stand about 50% of what Ron Paul says and I really can't stand about 99% of what his supporters say because they're mostly wackjobs.

With that said however, the culprit who wrote the controversial articles was a Ron Paul staffer named Eric Dondero, who was fired by Paul after the newsletter incidents. If the blogger had bothered to do his/her research with an open mind, the real story about the newsletters is out there from credible sites.

This has been hashed, rehashed and triple-hashed. It's utter bull and was debunked years ago. Yet every time Paul runs for his seat or for POTUS, this crap resurfaces again and again.

Paul will never win the GOP nomination. His positions, especially on foreign policy are quite easy to ridicule without the need to drag up old rumors.

[Bokababe]

With that said however, the culprit who wrote the controversial articles was a Ron Paul staffer named Eric Dondero, who was fired by Paul after the newsletter incidents. If the blogger had bothered to do his/her research with an open mind, the real story about the newsletters is out there from credible sites. This has been hashed, rehashed and triple-hashed. It's utter bull and was debunked years ago. Yet every time Paul runs for his seat or for POTUS, this crap resurfaces again and again.

Yes, and the strangest part of all of it is that it is the fired and discredited Dondero who spends his days spreading the newsletter issue far and wide to try and take down Paul with it. Dondero hates Paul with a vengeance -- I am assuming it's precisely because he was fired and not allowed to use Ron Paul's name to spread his rambling racists rants.