[The Pack Knight]

Yes, Ron Paul knows that ideas and words mean something. That is why he avoids war rhetoric as much as possible, instead preferring to talk about restoring our liberty. He is correct.

So that's why he throws the word "neocon" around so much. What does that word mean again?

It also must be why he's come up with a comprehensive, practical, alternative plan for defeating Islamic terrorism rather than engaging in "rhetoric". I'm sure he'll get around to explaining what he's going to do about al Qaeda just as soon as possible. Or maybe he comfortable in the knowledge that, after listening to his rhetoric, no one will have a reason to attack the United States so long as Ron Paul is President.

If Ron Paul was as serious about defending this country as his supporters insist he is, he might just be worth considering. The overwhelming weight of evidence, largely coming out of his own mouth, flies in the face of such as assertion.

[JTN]

So that's why he throws the word "neocon" around so much. What does that word mean again?

Irving Kristol tells you here.

[Old 300]

If Ron Paul was as serious about defending this country as his supporters insist he is, he might just be worth considering.

The single-most important issue is closing our borders, and Ron Paul favors putting troops on the job. Today, in the midst of all the war rhetoric, terrorists can move freely across our borders. We are not being protected by current measures, which have rolled back liberties we fought to obtain at Runnymede and during the Revolution.

[DugwayDuke]

“It also must be why he’s come up with a comprehensive, practical, alternative plan for defeating Islamic terrorism rather than engaging in “rhetoric”. I’m sure he’ll get around to explaining what he’s going to do about al Qaeda just as soon as possible.”

Ron Paul has a ‘comprehensive, practical, alternative plan for defeating Islamic terrorism’. He would issue Letters of Marque and Reprisal.