Ron Paul to be on Dennis Miller Radio program

[LibertyOrDie]

Here is a YouTube recording of RP on the show:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tq2Q848P0h8

 

[drinkbleach]

Federal imminent domain is so rare that it's almost a non-issue.

Dennis has been in the media for how long? He still doesn't know how to conduct a professional interview. Bashing Hillary is cute and all but stay on-topic you BUSHBOT MUTANT FREAK!

 

[Harald]

to drinkbleach: what would your ideal interview be like?

I think he did pretty good.

What Ron Paul answers did you disagree with?

Which would be a better reply from your perspective?

 

[drinkbleach]

I think he did pretty good.

What Ron Paul answers did you disagree with?

Which would be a better reply from your perspective?

Oh, I was referring my comments for Miller. Sorry I wasn't clear. Miller is just a grinning idiot, but for a bushbot he did well enough.

 

[Sir VotesALot]

Dennis Miller is such a hack.

 

[Blowback]

I think Ron Paul did an amazing job during this interview. I also think Miller asked good solid questions. I really liked how he allowed Ron Paul to talk about something else besides Iraq.

One thing that I think is rediculous about this Bush's plan is that we are allowing some random foreign quasi-goverment to vote on what OUR army should do. The only reason I think the vote is important is because our own leaders are too bone-headed to figure it out that we should leave. It's one thing that Ron Paul hasn't ever said and I am not sure if he should or not.

Anyone else have a comment on whether or not it's rediculous for us to be at the point where only a vote from some other people decides what WE do? Maybe Americans should vote if we are going to have a vote? I mean, WTF.

 

[beermotor]

One thing that I think is rediculous about this Bush's plan is that we are allowing some random foreign quasi-goverment to vote on what OUR army should do. The only reason I think the vote is important is because our own leaders are too bone-headed to figure it out that we should leave. It's one thing that Ron Paul hasn't ever said and I am not sure if he should or not.

Anyone else have a comment on whether or not it's rediculous for us to be at the point where only a vote from some other people decides what WE do? Maybe Americans should vote if we are going to have a vote? I mean, WTF.

Two words: fucking priceless. SOMEONE IN THE CAMPAIGN, GET RP TO BRING THIS OUT NEXT TIME HE TALKS TO THE PRESS.

He's said in passing that he believes the US should never go to war to enforce UN resolutions - which is a great point. But he should point out the SHEER IDIOCY of premising US military action on a foreign government's decision. This only underscores the thousands of reasons for getting the hell out of foreign countries as fast as humanly possible.

 

[goldenequity]

You can listen to the Dennis Miller interview here:
http://www.ronpaulaudio.com

 

[Captain Shays]

I only wish both RP and Miller had expounded on the "fighting for the UN" issue.

We need to point out to all the neocons that this is not a declaration of war but an authorization to enforce UN resolutions.
The partisan spin on this issue is ridiculous. On one side the Democrat/liberals say that the Bush administration went against the UN Security Council of course they always base it on lies. Lies that so many of them touted themselves. Meanwhile when you talk to Democrats, they always interject how stupid Bush is yet they fail to comprehend how stupid it is to support their super intelligencia elites who were so easily foold by that stupid president.

Then on the Republican side, they tout Bush's resolve to "do what was right and go against the UNSC".

Huh?

Don't they remember Colon Powell sitting before the UNSC pleading for their support/permission to defend this country from a so-called "imminant threat?

If anything, Bush's "resolve" was to show more interest in enforcing UN Resolutions than even the UN Security Council had.

The bottom line is that we like every country have a legitimate right to self defense, and its our government's highest responsibility to protect this country from an outside threat. We don't need the UN's permission or approval.

If there was such an iminant threat to the people of this country then Bush and Colon Powell shouldn't have gone to the UN, they should have gine to Congres for a declaration of war as per Article I section 8 claus 11 of our Constitution.

Our sons and daughters are fighting not for our freedoms, and not for our safety, but to enforce stinking UN resolutions.

This needs to be mammered home to all the American people, especially the hard core neo-partisans. WAKE UP AMERICA

 

[UCFGavin]

I was actually extremely disappointed in Dennis. Not for what he said during the interview, but what he said after.

I had always read that he considered himself a libertarian, but his comments about liberty and freedoms did NOT point towards a libertarian viewpoint.