[ican'tbelieveit]

Ron Paul doesn’t like the US meddling in foreign political affairs, so this seems like a consistent vote for him.

[GraceG]

>> Ron Paul doesn’t like the US meddling in foreign political affairs, so this seems like a consistent vote for him. <<

I may not agree with his vote but at least Ron Paul is consistent in his beliefs and his political ideology which makes him one of the few honest members of government.

[McGruff]

Ron Paul believes let's fight them in our streets not their streets.

[quesney]

“Ron Paul doesn’t like the US meddling in foreign political affairs, so this seems like a consistent vote for him.”

Neither did the founding fathers, specifically, George Washington (Farewell Address).

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Ron Paul doesn’t like the US meddling in foreign political affairs, so this seems like a consistent vote for him.

Historical facts that has led to the situation in Iran as it stands right now doesn't matter to the Paul bashers.

[Chi-townChief]

Nonetheless, he blew this one.

[PaleoBob]

Ron Paul doesn’t like the US meddling in foreign political affairs, so this seems like a consistent vote for him.

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Unlike the way he writes in hundreds of earmarks that he then votes AGAINST knowing of course they are going to pass anyway. Ron Paul. This is what passes for “integrity” in Congress these days.

[myknowledge]

That’s because the Founding Fathers advocated a non-interventionist policy, akin to the Monroe doctrine.

[whitedog57]

Agree, Ron Paul is standing by the long-standing isolationist approach of Republicans (until the Bushs). Frankly, I wish we would return to an isolationist approach, but then blast SEVERLY any country that messes with us.