I don't think the talk show host fella was as bad as that author claims. Perhaps I'M the radical but I thought he was just a bravado filled cheerleader. He didn't say anything in particular that offended me, and I thought he was kinda humorous. But he also wasn't the point of the evening at all.
Dr. Paul however was delightful, splendid even. It's not about a cult of personality, it's about the message. He says freedom, peace, liberty and the constitution and we cheer. We need that, as Americans, we need to be reminded what we are supposed be. We have forgotten how to be free and peaceful as a nation. Ron Paul is the wake up call.
I had the honor of shaking his hand and having him sign my copy of his book A Foreign Policy of Peace. He is an honest politician spreading the most important message on earth. It's a rare and beautiful thing.
The talk show host fella who amped up the crowd while we waited for the meet and greet wasn't a negative, really....I think that's being a tad picky and missing the point.