Well Jeff Lord sucks but Lord is hung up on foreign policy, not newsletters from the 1990s. So that's what this will probably be about (foreign policy).
... what does this mean: “We are constantly told that it is evil to be afraid of black men, but it is hardly irrational.”"
I'm sure that's true of some people. However, I don't think believing that an apology should contain the words "I'm sorry" is really a case of of "too may opinions on what the perfect words are." That's pretty standard for apologies, no?Too many people have too many opinions on what the perfect words are. He has issued a variety of statements. Pick your favorite, but he can't chase everyone's perfect phrasing. In addition, in my experience people demanding these 'proofs' aren't really swayable, their intent is to keep the issue open, is all.
"We'll let Ron Paul back on the program, but there are things troubling about his background that we'll get into in the next hour"
He said he canceled because Ron Paul campaign didn't want Hannity to ask about 3rd party.
"We'll let Ron Paul back on the program, but there are things troubling about his background that we'll get into in the next hour"
Nevermind, Sean Hannity just said he cancelled the interview because the Paul campaign didnt want Hannity to ask about 3rd party run
Let's throw snowballs at Hannity again next time we see him. He's a lost cause.
"When we come back, the controversial past, writings and newsletters of Ron Paul."
Talking with Jeffery Lord about it.
It is hard to find logic in internet poison because it usually grows 'operator game style' with people recharacterizing the nonsense they heard from someone else. So they are saying over the 10 years it ran there were a million in subscriber fees? and there are what, 10 questionable sentences over those ten years? So we should find out how many sentences there were in the newsletters over ten years to divide and find out the percentage of fees 'tainted' by bad content? And then find out how much fo those subscriber fees to the independent editor actually went to Ron as a licensing fee for his name, and then apply that percentage to see how much of what went to Ron was tainted? And then decide if he should have known in advance this would happen and as a private citizen not politician should have protected himself?
I find that argument in the 'don't feed the trolls' category.
why even listen? Just wait for the tube.