Kudlow fired up in defense of Ron Paul`s economic policies
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WOW.can rpforums have a poll for 18-29 supporters on here to see if anyone them has heard of hayek's ideas? .we really should do this.wtf.i am being stupid.the end the fed chanters are ALL young people.the keynesian pundits are simply blind.wow THIS IS A STEALTH revolution.
Yeah, that`s what establishment supporters are saying. They`re deluding themselves or trying to downplay the youth vote as naive.
They should check out Kelly Clarkson`s tweet where she said she supported Paul because he`s for small government.
Kudlow always had more than 1 guest, 1 in favor and 1 opposed. He had an Austrian libertarian to counter the Keynesian.
The good part is more and more are starting to get behind Paul even if they don`t agree with his foreign policy and drug policies being settled at state level.
harikaried
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That would be interesting to poll. How strongly do youths support Ron Paul because of his decriminalization of marijuana? How strongly do youths support Ron Paul for sound money?
No doubt youths support the former stronger than other age groups, but within youths of Ron Paul supporters, I would assume the latter has stronger support.
No doubt youths support the former stronger than other age groups, but within youths of Ron Paul supporters, I would assume the latter has stronger support.
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reminds me of how pathetic robert reich truly is,
glad kudlow and moore are being pretty generous with praise
glad kudlow and moore are being pretty generous with praise
Well according to Gallop poll, a majority of Americans support legalization so it's not like it's a fringe belief. On the liberty side, I am 18-29..I am more in favor of Ron Paul because of stuff like this than I am about weed. They are all tied in together though, a big government militarized nanny state.
http://www.theatlanticwire.com/tech...onitoring-drudge-report-new-york-times/47300/
http://www.theatlanticwire.com/tech...onitoring-drudge-report-new-york-times/47300/
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I studied Austrian Economics before I supported Ron Paul
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This young person was sucked into Ron Paul because of his anti-war stance. Then I saw his predictions from 10-20 years ago and I started to research Austrian economics. His anti-war on drug stance is just something you logically conclude to after you understand the proper role of government.
Next the media will say that the 30-45 year olds that support Paul are just tax evaders.
Next the media will say that the 30-45 year olds that support Paul are just tax evaders.
Most people were drawn into Ron Paul because once you hear the message of liberty, it's so intoxicating you just want to hear more.
I love when I hear people saying "Ron Paul will legalize weed". No, if you read the constitution, he believes in the 10th amendment which states that any power not explicitly stated in the constitution (such as the role of govt in controlling individual consumption) should be reserved for the states. He simply will allow each state to decide on a
state by state basis the legality of drugs. States already do this for the death penalty and other crimes. Why are drugs any different
I love when I hear people saying "Ron Paul will legalize weed". No, if you read the constitution, he believes in the 10th amendment which states that any power not explicitly stated in the constitution (such as the role of govt in controlling individual consumption) should be reserved for the states. He simply will allow each state to decide on a
state by state basis the legality of drugs. States already do this for the death penalty and other crimes. Why are drugs any different
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The campaign had better get the electability facts nailed down now.Reich lying through his teeth that Ron can't attract independents.Someone in the campaign needs to start a nuclear war that gets attention on this matter.Accuse someone of lying or just get mad.
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Personally, ending the drug wars has nought to do with any desire to use narcotics (unless tragedy struck and pain management was properly prescribed). Rather, these laws threaten our liberty and give the government more tools by which to imprison us.
This war is reflected in our deficits, foreign military welfare for drug warfare, higher crime rates. It puts us all at risk from both sides of the law. Neither the cops nor the dealers give a fuck about who they hurt. Arrest, detention, and death are their weapons of choice.
This war is reflected in our deficits, foreign military welfare for drug warfare, higher crime rates. It puts us all at risk from both sides of the law. Neither the cops nor the dealers give a fuck about who they hurt. Arrest, detention, and death are their weapons of choice.
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I'm 25 and Austrian economics is my #1 issue, because Keynesian economics is the single largest attack on our liberties, and has directly caused so many of the problems we have today. Decriminalizing drugs falls under the larger scope of being free to do what I want in my own life, and other than that, drugs specifically aren't on my radar at all.
