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Ron Paul on Kudlow 7-16-08, Bernanke admits inflation a tax

campaignforliberty.com — Kudlow praises Paul for his performance at the Federal Reserve hearings. Paul stands up for hard money and a gold standard while the panel makes excuses for Bernanke. It is time that America listens to those who have been correct about our current financial crises - the Austrian economists.

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  • AmerPatriot55, on 07/17/2008, -0/+6We KNOW that RON PAUL understands Economics; what are Obama's and McBush's position and understanding of WHY we are in such a FINANCIAL DISASTER right now? They have NO ANSWERS, only that they will Change! WHAT CHANGES will they make? HOW will they rescue the dollar? What is their position on the Fed printing more and more money which only DE-VALUES the dollar? Neither Obama nor McBush can give a clear, direct answer to ANY questios, let alone one of the MOST IMPORTANT issues of our country at this time!

    Bernancke told Congress he wants a strong dollar, yet he told the Chinese govt. and the Japanese govt. that he wants a WEAK dollar; which is it Bernancke? That man has surely sold his soul to the SATAN Global Elitists, along with the MAJORITY of our own Congress, while completely IGNORING the SWORN OATH they took to UPHOLD, DEFEND and PROTECT our Constitution! Put THAT in your pipe and smoke it NSA!
  • chessmasterjoe, on 07/17/2008, -0/+5The reason he is not endorsing anyone until Sept. is that he is still in the race. There is still hope that the Republican delegates will wake up and let the first round go by without voting. Then they will be unbound and able to vote for anyone they want. Most true conservatives can not stand McCain. They know he is a liberal and wont vote for him.
    As for as this interview goes. The reason Ron makes it look so easy is that telling the truth is so much easier than telling a lie.
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