Republican Congressman Ron Paul on CNN with D.L. Hughley

Overall, Ron Paul is a consistent well-reasoned voice in the Republican Party today.

You don't have to agree with everything to understand his overall message on most key issues is right-on.

We should listen to him and take up his cause.

(h/t Shirley from Delaware Curmudgeon, who says she laughed that he said Cong. Paul "is too human to be Republican." Stick around, D.L., there are more of us on the way.)

Comments

Hube said…

Well, Hughley recently said the GOP looked like the Nazi Party (when he interviewed Michael Steele) and his show has just been canceled. So, it's nice to see him demonstrate some common sense (for once) by having Paul on before he (Hughley) fades to oblivion.

March 9, 2009 at 6:09 PM

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March 9, 2009 at 7:11 PM

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