They have Allan Colmes to support Ron Paul's position on Iran, and Mike Gallagher to condemn Ron Paul's position on Iran. Colmes the well known "liberal," and Gallagher, the so called "conservative." No doubt this is to make Ron Paul seem like a liberal in the perception of many Republicans.
Gallagher said that Ron Paul doesn't want to go to war with anyone, portraying Ron as a total pacifist. We Ron Paul supporters know better. Are we suppose to go to war over a drone? Do we go to war over non-existent nuclear weapons?
Ron Paul's foreign policy is simple. We don't go to war for flimsy reasons. If we are attacked, as with Pearl Harbor and 9-11, absolutely we need to respond. The President must go to the Congress and ask for a declaration of war. Then we go in, win, and get out. And we don't involve ourselves in a long term police action, and nation building.
Mike Gallagher misrepresented Ron Paul's foreign policy.
I wrote in "The Media 2012 Agenda, "So, what FOX News's anchors and reporters don't say, they will find an expert or guest to say it. Here is an example of that very thing.
Sometimes I wonder, with FOX News, who needs MSNBC.
Ron Paul is moving up in the polls. FOX News doesn't want that, do they?
It's obvious that FOX News cares nothing about the Constitution. So maybe they should lose their 1st Amendment rights. Then they will care about the Constitution.
Gallagher said that Ron Paul doesn't want to go to war with anyone, portraying Ron as a total pacifist. We Ron Paul supporters know better. Are we suppose to go to war over a drone? Do we go to war over non-existent nuclear weapons?
Ron Paul's foreign policy is simple. We don't go to war for flimsy reasons. If we are attacked, as with Pearl Harbor and 9-11, absolutely we need to respond. The President must go to the Congress and ask for a declaration of war. Then we go in, win, and get out. And we don't involve ourselves in a long term police action, and nation building.
Mike Gallagher misrepresented Ron Paul's foreign policy.
I wrote in "The Media 2012 Agenda, "So, what FOX News's anchors and reporters don't say, they will find an expert or guest to say it. Here is an example of that very thing.
Sometimes I wonder, with FOX News, who needs MSNBC.
Ron Paul is moving up in the polls. FOX News doesn't want that, do they?
It's obvious that FOX News cares nothing about the Constitution. So maybe they should lose their 1st Amendment rights. Then they will care about the Constitution.
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