Ron Paul Highlights: Reagan Library Debate Jan. 30, 2008

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1. Derek on January 31st, 2008 1:08 am
   

   keep them coming! They want to completely black out the movement.
2. jay on January 31st, 2008 2:53 am
   

   Even though his time was limited, Ron Paul was head and above the rest! You can see both Mitt and Mccain both figiting in their seats while the good Dr. is speaking. I think they both totally agree with him, but are hoping we are’nt buying it. Mitt should just go to his Bishop and repent for mis-leading his followers, and Mccain should just go retire…I doubt he’d last 4 years!
3. Mike Adam on January 31st, 2008 7:44 am
   

   That debate was a joke, McPain and Wrongme arguing about trivial BS instead of real issues, Huckleberry throwing in an occasional joke and only Ron Paul talks about fixing problems. The media sponsered debate showed bias by the interviewers to give all the time to the candidates they have chosen for us. The media is owned by international bankers with a globalist agenda. International bankers own our government and media and are pushing perpetual war because that’s where they make their money.
4. Mike Sepik on January 31st, 2008 9:48 am
   

   As usual Ron Paul kicks ass!! I am hoping this wakes up the American People who are walking around like zombees.
   Furthermore, just take a good look at Mitt and Johns faces when Ron is talking, its like they are sitting on pins and needles. These idiots along with several million people just don’t want to belive the truth and it’s smack dab in there face. Wake up people get a reality check!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! America’s economy and our nation is going to crash!
5. steve maldondo on January 31st, 2008 3:35 pm
   

   This whole election is a joke. The truth of the matter is that the American people are doing this to them selves. As americans it is our duty to our country to investigate and do our homework when it comes down to voting. Americans have been duked time and time again. Different faces with the same objectives. Over the years we have been trained to think that this is how things work. Our government has manipulated the media, the polls, and our brains by infecting us with ignorance. I am from fl., and for the past three months I have only seen groups on street corners for Ron Paul. I have tallied the “vote for” signs in my community of 100,000 and Ron Paul out numbers Mccain/Romney five fold. Now of course this isn’t how we vote for Pres. but it does show that people are backing Ron. on a larger scale than the others. So how is it that Ron only gets 3% of the votes in Fl? In the last couple of weeks the media has not mentioned a word about him, if you were not looking for him you wouldnt know he exsisted. People, Please don’t take my word for it. Do your homework. Our government is falling apart. it is up to the American people to pick a canidate that is for the people. Whats funny is, that americans seem to be the only ones in the dark about the corruption that is taking place in our government right now. We are losing our freedom. THINK ABOUT IT!!!!!!!!
6. Ryan on January 31st, 2008 4:33 pm
   

   I love it! Ron Paul sounded like he swept the floor with the other guys. If you understand how money works how in the world could you not like Ron Paul??
7. John on February 1st, 2008 7:56 pm
   

   What little respect I had left for Anderson went completely out the window in this debate.

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