Ron Paul vs. Bernanke on now!
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hawks4ronpaul
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Digg has had this "Bernanke resign" article since August 2007:
h ttp://digg.com/business_finance/Should_Bernanke_Resign
http://hawks4ronpaul.blogspot.com/
Do you think people in the MSM talk about when to cut to commericial?
Or do you think it's random?
If they talk about it, you know, conspire, then it's a 'conspiracy'.
These frickin committee members are so clueless. They don't even know what questions to ask. RP got bernanke to agree with him on some problems and the rest of the committee has almost ignored it. Not one of them have asked something referring to RP's ideas. This is just sad......
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maybe they are in favor of having the federal reserve system
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Ron vs. Bernanke today:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbG2xTYJ5Z8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbG2xTYJ5Z8
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Did you miss the Newspeak memo #23148XY8?
Conspiracy and Conspire are no longer words that have meaning. They are just flags that say you are wacko now to the rest of the world. Everything is as it appears at face value or else you are insane. It is unimaginable that someone would think one thing and do/say another.
Geez... I thought everyone knew that.
Thank you
Rick Santelli on CNBC is awesome. Every time they bring him into a conversation he rants about inflation and Fed mismanagement.
He just now said on CNBC "people may disagree with Ron Paul on politics or foreign policy, but here in Chicago when the traders heard him speak they were chearing."
That's not the exact quote, but that's the gist of it. He's at the Chicago Board of Trade where futures are traded. They are very interested in bond markets up there as well.
He just now said on CNBC "people may disagree with Ron Paul on politics or foreign policy, but here in Chicago when the traders heard him speak they were chearing."
That's not the exact quote, but that's the gist of it. He's at the Chicago Board of Trade where futures are traded. They are very interested in bond markets up there as well.
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Did anybody see the CNBC analyst compliment Ron. Can't remember everything he said but the thing that struck me was, "when he started talking, the traders in Chicago started clapping." He also gave credit to Ron for being ahead of his time talking about the declining dollar
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He had a nice smirk on his face after he said that. He was pleased he got his Ron Paul comments in.
He's a regular analyst on there and he has been complaining about the Fed cuts for several months. That's the first time I've heard him mention Ron Paul, though.
I thought it was great that he mentioned the Chicago traders "cheering" when Ron Paul spoke.
One of the dictionary definitions of Doctor is a teacher.
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