[Dan Middleton]

"Another common thread - Ron Paul’s core constituency is made up of 9/11 conspiracy theorists, and you can find them on both sides of the political fence. Ron Paul is a 9/11 Truther. I don’t care what any of his cool-aid drinking supporters say. Why would someone repeatedly go on the Alex Jones’ show, who is the King of the all Truthers, if they didn’t buy into the 9/11 conspiracy theories?"

To court Alex Jones' deranged listening audience. See my reference to "non-committal shoulder-rubbing" above. I'd at least respect Paul MORE if he had the guts to actually come out and say he subscribes to the 9/11 Truth conspiracy theories.

BTW, this is one homeschooler who isn't buying what Paul is selling, and I know many more. There are a good number who are, sadly, but please don't lump "homeschoolers" into Paul's fanbase like he commands the allegiance of the entire community. I'm bewildered and dismayed at the support he enjoys among some homeschoolers.

[NavyCanDo]

It was not I who made a homeschooler connection. Your reply I think was meant for someone else.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

To court Alex Jones' deranged listening audience.

Appearing on Jones' show doesn't mean anything. Paul doesn't agree with him.

See my reference to "non-committal shoulder-rubbing" above.

See my reply: Guilt-by-association. Ever hear of it? It's a common fallacy used to discredit someone, as people are doing to Paul now since they can't debate his record or his integrity.

I'd at least respect Paul MORE if he had the guts to actually come out and say he subscribes to the 9/11 Truth conspiracy theories.

He doesn't. If 9/11 Truthers, conspiracy nuts, and others are supporting him, then they're wasting their time. Paul's simple message of freedom includes EVERYONE. That includes the undesirables.