[lormand]

I guess there were too many words to get in the way for some of you, so I pruned the interview to the "money shot" quote.

Alex Jones: "How much danger are we in of some new Gulf of Tonkin provocation?”

Ron Paul: “Well, I think we are in great danger of it. We are danger in many ways

I will make you Paulistinians eat these words until there is no longer a Ron Paul 08 campaign and beyond.

America is too great to turn it into France.

[George W. Bush]

And yet National Review thinks your attack is unfair and idiotic. And they’re no fans of Ron Paul either.

[GlennD]

“Ron Paul: “Well, I think we are in great danger of it. We are danger in many ways

I will make you Paulistinians eat these words until there is no longer a Ron Paul 08 campaign and beyond.

America is too great to turn it into France.”

I guess you are saying the idea of an incident to cause an expansion of war is a faulty fear? Is that your assertion? Is the idea beyond consideration? The gulf of Tonkin made congress give permission to Johnson, the authority to do what he saw fit without further approval from congress. Bush already has that. The only result from an incident now, would be an expansion of war, presumably with Iran.

I have to ask. Is that beyond reason?

I’m just wondering why you seem to think that statement is something that would be detrimental to Paul’s candidacy.-Glenn

[CJ Wolf]

Sounds like you has a vendetta. Not sure what it is but it's sure sounds personal. You are on every Paul thread simply trashing, thrashing and reaching. You say you "doesn't have a dog in this hunt" and Won't support anybody other republican or say who you likes. But since it's Paul, you is constantly attacking, I guess the mods don't care about it as much, since he is only a "fringe" Republican candidate, if he was any other Republican me thinks it wouldn't be allowed... But that's fine. I believe in the 1st amendment and all, so keep on trashing. Hmm, you are not Guliani or someone close to him are you?

[ejonesie22]

It is probably not worth the effort. Like Romney spending millions to get another 2% in the polls...