So you're calling him a liar. Are you willing to meet him face to face and listen to his explanation
Yes I would, that would be interesting. Though he'd hate hearing my questions.
(which is available on the web in several places and formats)
Link por favor.
and then respond to his statement with "you are lying". I think you're lying. I would love to see you look an honest person in the eye and call them a liar, and not look like a total ass trying it. Believe me I've seen it attempted several times. It only looks good when the politician is actually a liar, and cant be defended because everyone knows he is a liar. You dont have anything like that here. What you have here is a pathetic pile of dirt thats been dredged up for years. And you are arguing with people who have dealt with your crap for years too. You really think we dont see you for what you are in two seconds?
Huh? Ron Paul has, since at least 2008, said he didn't read and had nothing to do with newsletters that went out under his name for 10, 15, 20 years or whatever it was until "probably" 10 years after the fact. Yet we have Paul, on video, giving a synopsis of one of his newsletters in 1995, the same one he claims he never read. Are we now supposed to believe that he made considerable money off a private venture for years (newsletters), talked about them in the press to promote his ideas (economics of gold, etc.) in a 1995 interview (one of many, I'm sure) yet didn't ever read them for, um, what reason exactly? Seriously, anyone? Bueller?
The bottom line is that no explanation he has given WRT his newsletters paints him in a positive light. Either he:
1) Is so incompetent and out of touch with reality that he didn't know what was written in 4 separate newsletters that went out under his name for a decade+ despite profiting from them in the many thousands of dollars, consistently without interruption, for a decade+.
2) Really is a bigot, racist, conspiracy theorist et all, or at least mostly believes every word in those newsletters based on his life experiences in Lake Jackson.
3) Believes that racism/bigotry/prejudice/conspiracies, while all wrong and something he disagrees with, should be tolerated because it is every American's right. And while he may truly disagree with all of it publicly and privately, because these same people also happen to be very closely aligned ideologically with his libertarians ideas, he tolerated all of them to 1) get elected and/or 2) further his ideological cause, meaning he was well aware of what the newsletters said, sympathized with said persons despite how abhorrent he found their beliefs, and is therefore a public liar.
I believe that last one the most likely, and of course still totally indefensible. He knows he would never, EVER get elected with a stance like that, and probably feels forced to take a totally fabricated and dishonest stance on this to keep his ideology and movement from being marginalized by the crazies that absolutely do infect the Libertarian party and libertarian movement. This would neatly explain why he has appeared on the Alex Jones show (Google this nut) dozens and dozens and dozens of times. That's no exaggeration, he has probably appeared on this one show more than any other, and Alex Jones is probably the Michael Jackson of his industry (conspiracy theories).