April 12, 2008

Ron Paul addresses Nashua NH Telegraph 11-07-07 Part 5

fagan411 asked:


Ron Paul spoke with the editorial board of The Nashua Telegraph Nov 7, 2007. 60 minutes.

Posted with permission, courtesy of The Nashua Telegraph.
www.nashuatelegraph.com

Topics covered: economy, abortion, immigration, stem cell research, Iraq war, Iran, Afghanistan, foreign policy, nation building, the monetary system and destruction of the dollar, 911-what he would have done different, civil liberties, open government and privacy, ethics in government, marijuana and the war on drugs-legalization, Alternative energies (ethanol, hemp, solar, nuclear)-free market solutions, health care, homeschooling and private education, corrupt government, the primary system

On the issues:
IRAQ WAR: Only Republican member of Congress to vote against war in 2002 and would withdraw all U.S. troops in three to six months.

IMMIGRATION REFORM: Supports strengthening borders with more federal patrols and enforcing laws against employers who hire illegal aliens. Opposes guest worker or any form of amnesty to the 12 million people who got here illegally.

HEALTH CARE: Supports free market solutions such as health savings accounts and transitioning a refundable tax credit so more families can afford health-care coverage; voted to let citizens buy and bring cheaper drugs from Canada into the U.S.

EDUCATION: Voted against No Child Left Behind; supports $3,000 tax credit for families who participate in school choice. Opposes school vouchers as philosophically that means other taxpayers are subsidizing another family's schooling. He supports home schooling.

FEDERAL BUDGET/TAXES: During 19-year congressional career, Paul said he's never voted for a bill to raise taxes and voted against most federal budget spending bills. Would dismantle the Internal Revenue Service, repeal the federal income tax and is open to a national sales tax in its place, but only if the Congress made deep cuts in federal spending first.

ABORTION: Has an anti-abortion voting record, but opposes a constitutional amendment to ban abortion and instead favors letting states restrict the procedure as they see fit. Urges supporters to contend the federal judiciary that outlaws abortion restrictions lacks jurisdiction to take up the issue.

GLOBAL WARMING: Restrictions on pollution should be done at the state rather than federal level. He favors federal tax credits for research of alternative energy sources and says expansion of nuclear power is a "safe, clean" way to cut back use of fossil fuels.

GAY MARRIAGE: Would let the states set restrictions on marriage and voted against federal Defense of Marriage Act in 2004. Says marriage is a religious institution, but would not oppose states issuing licenses that recognized the union of same-sex partners.

STEM-CELL RESEARCH FUNDING: Supports expansion of research, but opposes federal funding for it.

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April 15, 2008

jbperez808 @ 8:48 am

Ron Paul's answers on the economics of commodities are brilliant.

April 17, 2008

katyu16 @ 11:16 pm

GENAU! Hoffentlich, gewinnt Ron Paul. Noch nicht fuer den USA, aber fuer die ganze Welt. Ohne Ron Paul sieht die Zukunft schlecht aus.

April 21, 2008

danicacancan @ 1:38 am

I know I know, the Destruction of Tapes! Nicely done. he for tells the future - that makes 3

nettarawr @ 10:23 am

Americans believe that the war on drugs should end. Not only has it wasted hundreds of billions of dollars, but it has destroyed the lives of the sick and the innocent. It's time to take our country back. Tell your friends and family to vote for Ron Paul in order to restore the Bill of Rights in the primaries.

April 22, 2008

troyalldis @ 4:41 am

I couldn't agree more. I've been following him since Feb. Snippets here and there, sound bites, a few minutes in the debates.I suspected this is what he would say. So it was good to hear it actually confirmed.

April 23, 2008

Bigturns33 @ 4:09 pm

You know Ron Paul is not a genius yes he is smart but he just uses common sense with the original intent of the creators of this government and he is very good at applying these concepts to our current time. That is what is genius.

April 24, 2008

schwinn13 @ 1:12 pm

Why did we not elect this man in 1988?! This man is brilliant in his common sense. If Ron Paul becomes President, I would actually become patriotic again. This country would, without a doubt, become a better place. It would be fair. Please vote for Ron Paul!! Anyone and Everyone.

April 25, 2008

zappatx @ 9:24 am

Ron Paul's my choice just because he don't spend $500 on a Tie or suit. He's a real man and dont need to scoff at people of lower class like the other rich plastic Rep runningmates.

April 28, 2008

greenmarcosu @ 2:41 pm

Amazing, Ron Paul tells it like it is. He is the complete opposite of political double-speak. I don't agree with everything he says, but he is certainly the best candidate for president. He is honost and has incredible integrity. He will bring government back under the power of the people, not the special interests.

May 1, 2008

KaterJames @ 12:37 am

Ich wünsche mir, dass es noch mehr solche ehrlichen Menschen in den USA gibt und Dr. Ron Paul die Wahlen gewinnt.

May 6, 2008

anyusmoon1 @ 9:35 pm

'They', Fox (Rupert Murdoch) already HAS endorsed Clinton- he's donated large to the campaign! :-( Just goes to show you, there's no distinction between the reigning families of American politics, Bush/Clinton. Sad, so very, very sad.

Go RON PAUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

May 8, 2008

anyusmoon1 @ 11:48 pm

Uh, since you know so much about Ron Paul you might want to address him as DOCTOR not Mr.

May 11, 2008

anyusmoon1 @ 5:16 pm

The Tea Party money bomb, but… I hasten to advise, Dr. Paul's campaign needs the bucks way before that date. He just sent an advisory email to everyone to thank them for the spirit of 12/16 but if you really want to help win Iowa and NH send money today Nov 20th.

May 13, 2008

Seiku @ 3:59 am

Why do I rarely see interviews like this. Just sitting down having a cup of coffee (or water for them?) and simply discussing your views and making sure everyone understands the position clearly. No flip floping later in the media or whatever cause you know, you'd be a freakin liar. So yeah Id like to see more of these things.

cherylxo @ 12:01 pm

This guy makes so much sense to me! Wow. Thanks for the video.

May 16, 2008

wscreate @ 6:20 pm

I thank God for Ron Paul's courage.

May 18, 2008

caucazhin @ 9:25 pm

Hes the only politician with any real ethics
and concern for everyday people
Its hypocritical how the feds won't let someone have marjajuana for relief but they will let the drug companys run commercials on TV all day selling you prescriptions for anything under the sun and then take their campaign money.Ethics…NOTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!

May 21, 2008

cascade777 @ 1:39 am

wow - truely amazing man

anyusmoon1 @ 7:24 am

Day 2 and 6,200 views PART V

May 23, 2008

burritogoblin @ 2:12 am

woo, glad he mentioned hemp. Where's the fucking sense in making that illegal to grow? this guy is awesome

May 25, 2008

anyusmoon1 @ 4:27 pm

These journalists actual appear to be enjoying his intelligence. How can they not? This is by far the most informative and enjoyable interview to date. thank you SO MUCH for posting this.

May 27, 2008

anyusmoon1 @ 4:21 am

Not too much he doesn't know. Isn't his candor and humility amazing? Not a pretentious bone in his body. What a wonderful human being.

The beauty part about his whole premise is that he (a President) shouldn't HAVE to know so much because there's relly very little they have to do with individuals problems.

May 28, 2008

xdream1 @ 9:04 pm

is this true? send me the info… numbers emails! we'll fuck them over.

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