[traviskicks]

We've had some pretty lively discussions here on FR on Ron Paul and the Huckabee/Paul exchange was, IMO, the most passionate part of the NH Republican debate. So, I think this interview will be worth turning into.

[traviskicks]

ping

[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

I’m not a big fan of O’Reilly, but I hope he publically humiliates Collaborator Ron.

[Crazieman]

As annoying, enraging, irksome, and stupid O'Blowhard can be, this ought to be entertaining.

[presidio9]

O’Reilley appears to be picking up right where Jerry Springer left off. He never should have ditched Maurey Povitich.

[Old Retired Army Guy]

Sure glad we have Monday night football.

[longtermmemmory]

FNC is just trying to contrast their glowing commentary of Guiliani with the lunacy of Ron Paul.

OR.

could it be OReily can’t get anyone else any more?

why else would OReily get so desperate as to have ron paul.

[ejonesie22]

TIVO ALERT!

[Badeye]

Sorry, the Bengals are playing the Ravens...and fully three quarters of both teams rosters have players more likely to win the Whitehouse than Obi Ron does....(chuckle)

[gunnyg]

I expect O’r is no less fearful of Dr Paul than most others...
bor should be replaced by Geraldo as he’s the only one bor can make look like a decent individual—by comparison, of course.
G

[bmwcyle]

Ron and Bill who?

[meandog]

Hi, I'm Ron Paul and I'm running for president

[PurpleMan]

This could be “Must See T.V.”

The lunatic vs. the butthead.

[xzins]

Oh, this should be fun.

O’Reilly fancies himself a sorta progressive/libertarian/independent.

[papasmurf]

Ahhh. Now there's two good reasons to not watch. Thanks for the heads up!

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[Liberty Valance]

LOL - a perfect match!

[George W. Bush]

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[George W. Bush]

Maybe this is a good place to mention tomorrow's major foreign policy address from Dr. Paul:

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Confounding critics who deride his international policy approach as naïve or simplistic, the prestigious Johns Hopkins Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) in Washington, D.C., has invited Ron Paul to make a keynote policy address on September 11.

Ron Paul will be speaking on “A Tradtional Non-Intervention Foreign Policy” – topic that has likely languished in most US international schools and think tanks in the modern era. Says one source close privy to the negotiations surrounding the invitation, “This school is engaged in a 20th century, interventionist, foreign policy approach. For them to invite him to make a major address like this shows how seriously his views are being taken by the educational establishment and by the political establishment in general.”

And he adds, “This election has come down to Ron Paul versus the rest of the Republican candidates. He has set the party on its ear, and anyone who thinks that he is a so-called fringe candidate at this point is not grasping reality."

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[Nephi]

Just in case the haters missed it:

When a thousand Republicans are in a room and one man of the eight on the stage takes a sharply minority viewpoint on a dramatic issue and half the room seems to cheer him, something’s going on.

– Peggy Noonan, Wall Street Journal, Sept. 7, 2007

[Pistolshot]

Do not be surprised if RP does well on BOR.

I like RP for the 2nd Amendment stance he has. Other than that, well......

[counterpunch]

Having Ron Paul on his show the day before the 9-11 anniversary was an insult to all Americans.