Yes, I saw that, wikipedia contends he writes a weekly column as well, but I wouldn't rely on wikipedia, they're known to be wrong, and have a bias.
A quick search turned up a half dozen or so links for a "by Ron Paul", below in case someone wants to check other search engines, but the archives don't seem to be working, so I can't see if they're in fact by Paul. The weekly column I just don't know about other than references on Wiki and a few other places.
Puddleglum, you seem to be skeptical, as you should be. I am, and thus far the association may be only tangental. Though from a political perspective even if only 6 columns were printed, an elected official who allows that is a moron.
Do I take it from your tone that you're not convinced of the connection, it's not definitive to me. But if he is regularly printed there, which requires his participation, do you agree that it's a despicable thing to do, and a virtual disqualifier to most people to public office?
Bureaucratic Busybodies Imperil Your Right to Medical Privacy Imagine a petty bureaucrat or your next ...
... by Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.) that would insure your privacy; ...
http://www.americanfreepress.net/Censored/15_02 Bureaucratic Busybodies I.htm • Tuesday, 17 September 2002, 2:13pm GMT • 9k
Proposed Military Tribunals Put U.S.
The Anerican Free Press is one of the leading Populist newspapers in the United States.
... By Rep. Ron Paul Suddenly the fix for terrorism seems to be ...
http://www.americanfreepress.net/Police_State/Proposed_Military_Tribunals_Pu/proposed_military_tribunals_pu.html • Wednesday, 12 March 2003, 6:34pm GMT • 16.7k
UN Conflicts Highlight Anti-American Agenda
PLEASE NOTE The AFP Site is still under construction. Many of the sections above are not yet active. ...
... By Rep. Ron Paul Most liberty-minded Americans already know ...
http://www.americanfreepress.net/09_16_01/UN_Conflicts_Highlight_Anti-Am/un_conflicts_highlight_anti-am.html • Sunday, 16 September 2001, 7:18pm GMT • 10.4k
Expanding NATO Is a Bad Idea
The Anerican Free Press is one of the leading Populist newspapers in the United States.
... billions. By Rep. Ron Paul America's Founding Fathers, having ...
http://www.americanfreepress.net/NWO/Expanding_NATO_Is_a_Bad_Idea/expanding_nato_is_a_bad_idea.html • Wednesday, 12 March 2003, 6:23pm GMT • 16.4k
Real Meaning of First Amendment Lost, Distorted
Real Meaning of First Amendment Lost, Distorted The recent court ruling that the Pledge of Allegiance ...
... freedom. By Rep. Ron Paul The entire nation seemed to condemn last ...
http://www.americanfreepress.net/Attack_on_Constitution/28_Real Meaning of First Amendm.htm • Wednesday, 22 January 2003, 5:00pm GMT • 5.5k
- Real Meaning of First Amendment Lost, Distorted
Real Meaning of First Amendment Lost, Distorted The recent court ruling that the Pledge of Allegiance ...
... freedom. By Rep. Ron Paul The entire nation seemed to condemn last ...
http://www.americanfreepress.net/Attack_on_Constitution/28_Real Meaning of First Amendm.htm • Wednesday, 22 January 2003, 5:00pm GMT • 5.5k
- UN Conflicts Highlight Anti-American Agenda
The Anerican Free Press is one of the leading Populist newspapers in the United States.
... By Rep. Ron Paul M ost liberty-minded Americans already ...
http://www.americanfreepress.net/NWO/UN_Conflicts_Highlight_Anti-Am/un_conflicts_highlight_anti-am.html • Wednesday, 12 March 2003, 6:25pm GMT • 16k
AM, apologies for the links, but they seem appropriate.
Saw your post 80, so it’s not necessary to answer my question. Jewhaters, racists, the scum of the earth, they’re welcome in the Paul camp and it’s fine to pursue them.
Well, I will admit that the company his columns keep in this magazine ranges from stock conservative issues to conspiracy fodder to a few other things, savory unsavory and indifferent, that I can't categorize (mixed bag but based on government distrust). If RP's columns are not copywritten, they can be reprinted anywhere. However, dig away but I think the benefit of the doubt still goes to the defendant in light of the deriousness of the accusation.
I will say that discretion is the better part of valor, and RP and his staff should be aware of the consequences of the company he keeps, even in print. I would be keen to hear his side, since he is generally lucid. And again, his columns themselves seem true-blue conservatism. I bet few one on this thread would disagree with their content. And so, it seems, we have aconundrum waiting for an answer. Dig away! I am not afraid of real facts.