Ron Paul One Of The Most Corrupt Members Of Congress

[Turner Coates]

http://www.capitolhillblue.com/node/42871

As Texas Congressman and long-time libertarian Ron Paul comes under more and more scrutiny, more and more examples of his political hypocrisy come to the forefront.

The Presidential candidate who preaches austerity buys full-fare airline tickets so he can bump up to first class on his many airline trips. He talks about honesty in government but lends his name and Congressional cariier to newsletters that play on unproven paranoia to pad his own bank account. He talks about leadership but his own leadership skills are so bad that — if you believe his own excuses — a series of racist newsletters were published under his name for years without his knowledge.

Now we find out that his Congressional office and campaign operations were so lax that he double-billed taxpayers and campaign contributors for airline tickets.

But, if you believe the stuck-pig squeals from his small but rabid band of followers, it’s not that big of a deal because Paul’s malfeasance involved “only a few thousand dollars” while government is wasting millions and billions.

We’ve observed Paul’s political sideshow for a long time here at Capitol Hill Blue. There’s an old saying in politics. “You can’t be a little bit pregnant.” By the same token, you can’t be a little bit dishonest. You’re either honest or you not. One could argue that Ron Paul’s financial dishonesty involved “only a few thousand dollars” because that’s all the small-time Texas Congressman could pull off in his present position.

Each new revelation about Paul’s dishonesty points to a typical politician who talks out of both sides of his mouth. He fudges expense reports, offers lame excuses that he “didn’t know” about inflammatory rhetoric in his newsletters and converts millions left over from his failed Presidential campaigns to personal use — something that is technically legal but shows a continued pattern of political and ethical dishonesty.

None of this matters to the small but vocal cult-like following that rise up in righteous indignation every time another of Paul’s indiscretions comes to light.

The Paul minions no longer argue that Paul is honest. They now say he is just less dishonest than a politician who fleeces taxpayers for billions.

Perhaps Paul’s lower level is dishonesty — if there is such a thing — stems more from lack of opportunity. Paul is a pariah even in his own party and — in spite of his seniority in Congress — has never held any leadership positions in Congress. Two bit Congressmen from Texas have little chance to make it to the top tier of Capitol Hill crooks.

So Paul remains a small time crook, by Congressional standards, but in our book, a crook is a crook.

[Moggio]

That's what your mom said after she dropped you on your head.

Translation:

I got NOTHING on Moggio.

Where did you go to school, Moggio? You learned to use the computer, so you must have been schooled at least a little.
I asked you in another thread, but you just dance around and won't answer directly. I've seen you deride the educations and intellects of others here.
Please enlighten us as to your education.
If you don't want to answer, we can only deduce that you didn't have much schooling at all.

I don't "dance" around issues, asshole. And my personal business is NONE of your business.

I DON'T DANCE AROUND ISSUES!!! Now, watch me not answer the question!

You weren't asked any questions, dumb-shit.

http://www.capitolhillblue.com/node/42871

As Texas Congressman and long-time libertarian Ron Paul comes under more and more scrutiny, more and more examples of his political hypocrisy come to the forefront.

The Presidential candidate who preaches austerity buys full-fare airline tickets so he can bump up to first class on his many airline trips. He talks about honesty in government but lends his name and Congressional cariier to newsletters that play on unproven paranoia to pad his own bank account. He talks about leadership but his own leadership skills are so bad that — if you believe his own excuses — a series of racist newsletters were published under his name for years without his knowledge.

Now we find out that his Congressional office and campaign operations were so lax that he double-billed taxpayers and campaign contributors for airline tickets.

But, if you believe the stuck-pig squeals from his small but rabid band of followers, it’s not that big of a deal because Paul’s malfeasance involved “only a few thousand dollars” while government is wasting millions and billions.

We’ve observed Paul’s political sideshow for a long time here at Capitol Hill Blue. There’s an old saying in politics. “You can’t be a little bit pregnant.” By the same token, you can’t be a little bit dishonest. You’re either honest or you not. One could argue that Ron Paul’s financial dishonesty involved “only a few thousand dollars” because that’s all the small-time Texas Congressman could pull off in his present position.

Each new revelation about Paul’s dishonesty points to a typical politician who talks out of both sides of his mouth. He fudges expense reports, offers lame excuses that he “didn’t know” about inflammatory rhetoric in his newsletters and converts millions left over from his failed Presidential campaigns to personal use — something that is technically legal but shows a continued pattern of political and ethical dishonesty.

None of this matters to the small but vocal cult-like following that rise up in righteous indignation every time another of Paul’s indiscretions comes to light.

The Paul minions no longer argue that Paul is honest. They now say he is just less dishonest than a politician who fleeces taxpayers for billions.

Perhaps Paul’s lower level is dishonesty — if there is such a thing — stems more from lack of opportunity. Paul is a pariah even in his own party and — in spite of his seniority in Congress — has never held any leadership positions in Congress. Two bit Congressmen from Texas have little chance to make it to the top tier of Capitol Hill crooks.

So Paul remains a small time crook, by Congressional standards, but in our book, a crook is a crook.

100% BULLSHIT.

Apparently, you did read the comments section again, young jedi. And in particular this one:

Wow, Dr Paul brings the Haters out of the woodwork. Nowhere did the “Author” mention Dr Paul returning $140K of his congressional budget. Name one person in Congress who matched or even came near to that. Name the ones who returned anything.
Author, “did you bother to find out all the facts regarding your statement, “Now we find out that his Congressional office and campaign operations were so lax that he double-billed taxpayers and campaign contributors for airline tickets.” or did you just copy and paste it from some other Haters “Hit Piece”.

[Turner Coates]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-blo ... 6223/posts

Klan Leaders and Racists agree; Endorse Ron Paul

OK, just when you think it can’t get any more disgustingly weird where Ron Paul and the accusations of RACISM are concerned, Klan Leader David Duke endorses Ron Paul.

What follows is a compilation of links that show you where a lot of Ron Paul support comes from, and further proves that Ron Paul is more like WRONG Paul.

Top 10 Racist Ron Paul Friends, Supporters

Ron Paul has a lot of racist supporters, including white supremacist website Stormfront, conspiracy theorist group the John Birch Society and neo-Confederates who believe that the South was right during the civil war. And the support is mutual. While Paul would like you to believe that his connection to racism ended with his newsletters, he has continued to address this group well into the 21st century. Take a look at Ron Paul’s top 10 most-racist supporters.

Full Story Here:
Top 10 Racist Ron Paul Friends And Supporters
http://newsone.com/1748295/top-10-racis ... upporters/

[Moggio]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-blo ... 6223/posts

Klan Leaders and Racists agree; Endorse Ron Paul

OK, just when you think it can’t get any more disgustingly weird where Ron Paul and the accusations of RACISM are concerned, Klan Leader David Duke endorses Ron Paul.

What follows is a compilation of links that show you where a lot of Ron Paul support comes from, and further proves that Ron Paul is more like WRONG Paul.

Top 10 Racist Ron Paul Friends, Supporters

Ron Paul has a lot of racist supporters, including white supremacist website Stormfront, conspiracy theorist group the John Birch Society and neo-Confederates who believe that the South was right during the civil war. And the support is mutual. While Paul would like you to believe that his connection to racism ended with his newsletters, he has continued to address this group well into the 21st century. Take a look at Ron Paul’s top 10 most-racist supporters.

Full Story Here:
Top 10 Racist Ron Paul Friends And Supporters
http://newsone.com/1748295/top-10-racis ... upporters/

I see you STILL haven't read this thread, moron:

viewtopic.php?f=5&t=274729

[Turner Coates]

I read the thread.
As usual, you got your ass kicked by the facts.

[Moggio]

I read the thread.
As usual, you got your ass kicked by the facts.

I doubt it. But if you did, since you don't know what FACTS are, that's NO surprise.