I'm not claiming anything about Ron Paul's views.
Was Ron Paul really on Alex Jones' show?
Does Alex Jones promote the 911 "truth" movement?
So, if Ron Paul, a potential president, has some semblance of credibility and then plays snugglebunnies with a 911 truther on radio or television, exactly what does that say about either his beliefs or his mental prowess?
Imagine if he was openly sitting next to some famous KKK advocate for an interview about who knows what. What signal would he be trying to send with such an interview? What posture, regarding race, would that indicate?
Why don't you re-read the thread where I explained the reasons why Paul appeared on his show.
(A) Jones is a nationally syndicated radio show host, he's not some bug-eyed guy in his basement transmitting on a shortwave AM radio
(B) Paul goes on his show because he can discuss the issues freely without preening hosts interrupting him
(C) Paul doesn't agree with Jones' wacko conspiracy theories
(D) Some of Paul's issues are attractive to the populist Left and independents