Change Yes, Ron Paul No

Americans want a real political leader, a real change agent. Ron Paul has never been a change agent. He is a change-talker. His claim to fame is voting against legislation, not writing bold legislation to produce change that actually became law. Full Story »

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by Kevin Reilly - Jan. 6, 2008

Mr. Hirschorn clearly is irritated by Ron Paul and his supporters. As an op-ed writer he can slop together facts and opinion to make his case. It is the antithesis of journalistic objectivity. Only 12% of the eligible caucasers in Iowa caucused, to conclude much of anything applicable to the national picture is a stretch. As I have predicted previously, as Ron Paul's numbers rise his detractors will become louder and more vociferous.

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by Fred Gatlin - Jan. 5, 2008

This story seems well informed and accurate. Historically and sematically the Republican Party has been conservative meaning slow and thoughtful to change. Ron Paul suggests wrenching change. I another good article.

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