Ron Paul on NH WZMY Sunday

[Bradley in DC]

http://www.nhinsider.com/press-releases/political-chowder-sunday-june-24-1100-am-wzmy-comcast-18-or-.html

Political Chowder Sunday June 24 11:00 a.m. WZMY Comcast 18 or 6 - Ron Paul and Retired Generals
The candidates and issue folks are coming!!!!!
Republican Presidential Candidate Ron Paul returns to NH - folks either love him or hate him, but no one leaves a Presidential debate wondering where he stands

Dividedwefail.org...imagine the muscle you bring to the table when the AARP, the SEIU and the Business Roundtable join forces to address affordable healthcare and lifelong financial security - maybe the candidates for President will notice
When Generals want to win without war…the retired military discuss the occupation in Iraq
All this and more, Sunday @ 11am on Political Chowder

Political Chowder with host Arnie Arnesen is New Hampshire's newest political television show. Tune in Sunday, June 24, from 11 to NoonEST on MyTV (WZMY-TV – Comcast 18 or Comcast 6 and Dish and DirecTV ). Political Chowder re-airs during the week on 45 public access stations, serving over 90 cities and towns across NH. Check local listings for times and dates.
The Presidential Primary campaign is in full swing…
Part one: The War
Retired Army General John Johns and Robert Gard challenge Bush's Iraq policy and the members of Congress (including NH Senators Gregg and Sununu) that support it
Part two: Extra, Extra...Major Health Care Initiative announcing in NH next week ( DividedWeFail.org)
Kelly Clark, NH State Director of the AARP and Bob Denz, NH AARP Executive Council for Communications
Part three: The Interview
Presidential Candidate, Congressman Ron Paul
Go to www.politicalchowder.com at noon on Sunday for podcasts and google video of the program (archive materials available).

 

[angrydragon]

Cool.

 

[Scribbler de Stebbing]

Maybe HE will tell us what the big news is. Because the way it's looking, we're not going to know by then.

 

[UCFGavin]

Is this a pretty big thing in NH? Do a lot of people tune in?

 

[herepamwas]

I just got done watching! Great interview!

 

[angrydragon]

How did you watch? The show doesn't happen until tomorrow?

 

[herepamwas]

Hmmmm

I think it was pre-taped and won't air until tomorrow.

Go to the web site, enter, hit click for more info, then underneath it says watch video. That's all I did.

 

[herepamwas]

Or just scroll down and hit play after clicking more info. Dr. Paul is like the last 20 minutes of the show.

 

[angrydragon]

Oh okay. Thanks!!!

 

[angrydragon]

I would have liked to see the generals with Ron Paul.

 

[angelatc]

I thought the same thing about the AARP.

 

[angrydragon]

I think he stumbled a bit with the free-market, opec and oil part. When Ron said, "the market is more powerful than the market." (56 minute mark)

I think he meant to say that "corrupt" monopolies will never last in a true free-market. If there is a monopoly in a free-market, they must keep their service or product up or make them better. Once they start to degrade their service or products, other companies will form and take the monopoly's place.

That the market is more powerful than a monopolies. Ultimately, it's the consumers that hold the power to destroy monopolies in a truly free-market.