The Ron Paul people are the biggest a-holes of them all. Now, some of you may be thinking about Ron Paul, I promise you, his followers are the biggest a-holes of them all. Not necessarily because what they believe, but the way they express themselves. They're obnoxious. They're like Marxists, really! The mob mentality, the language, "true believers", and yet there is a lot that is sensible, particularly on the Rand Paul side of the family, when it comes to the Constitution and economics and so forth. But when it comes to actually defending this nation, the effort to twist the Constitution so that Congress is some kind of Parliamentary body, and to pull a quote from this Founder, that one, trying to make your case, it's almost childish. Goofy. Then you get in the weeds, and then you gotta pull back. Look at the big picture: these are outliers. A lot of the people who follow him are truthers, conspiracy theorists behind 9/11. A lot of them are Israel and Jew-haters. Not all of them, obviously, I'm not saying that. But you should see the stuff we had to pull off our sites, so I'm told. Again, I don't want to accuse everyone of that, that would be ridiculous.
But then we get people who have access to their own websites or other websites, put together little YouTubes and videos like, something called the "Southern Avenger". I'm thinking to myself, "What is this, some kind of Jefferson Davis acolyte?" What is that? And they talk of secession and all these other things. Which is fine; we can talk till we're blue in the face. And then they pretend to represent the Tea Party. The Southern Avenger? Professor Irwin Corey, whoever they are? I didn't see them at any rallies; maybe they were in the background somewhere. But they're not organizing, they're not resonating with the American people. They're outliers. So be very careful about some of these folks. I know I am. Which is why the mob swings in action, all 14 of them!
I feel honored that a douche like Levin feels this way about me. 
I find it hilarious that he can't address a single point his opponents bring up.
