PaulStandsTall
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Not sure if anyone else heard it this morning, so I'll fill you in. At the end of the first hour, Beck played some tape of Santorum talking about the Fed and how he believes it should "only handle the money supply" and nothing else. Beck said how Santorum was wrong and how Ron Paul is the only person talking about it and referred to the Fed as "one of the most pressing issues," all while his co-hosts were eagerly reminding him after each breath he took about how "Ron Paul is obviously not an option because of his views on Foreign Policy." Beck actually said that during the debate he looked at Ron and asked himself, "Could I put aside all the things I don't like and still vote for him?"
Then he talked about how it is a crime that the money supply is not connected to the federal government directly. It sounded for a second like he wanted more intervention by Congress in the money supply. Seems strange that he would advocate gold, and then say he wants money to be managed by the most corrupt legislative body in the world...
Either way, it is a refreshing breath of sanity for all his listeners to have; anything that paints Ron Paul in a good light is what we are after.
Then he talked about how it is a crime that the money supply is not connected to the federal government directly. It sounded for a second like he wanted more intervention by Congress in the money supply. Seems strange that he would advocate gold, and then say he wants money to be managed by the most corrupt legislative body in the world...
Either way, it is a refreshing breath of sanity for all his listeners to have; anything that paints Ron Paul in a good light is what we are after.