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NPR Talk of the Nation exposes presidential hopeful. watch!

npr.org — There's no hiding it now - real stance on issues is now an open secret - you won't believe what you hear - listen to the end.

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  • Stryder81, on 05/16/2008, -0/+8Big Digg, this was definitely one of the best ones.

    NPR: You're still running?

    Ron Paul: No. Right now, I'm sitting.

    Ron Paul: I'm not running again for the congressional seat in the fall, I'm walking gracefully into it

    " I would say that the real humanitarian aid is not having a base next door or somewhere close but to stop bombing people. "

    I got thrown off in the end, I don't want to say it here to spoil it for others but someone explain am I understanding it wrong or did it sound like what it did?







  • LumpyRevolution, on 05/16/2008, -0/+4I love this man. I heard the original interview on NPR and I listened to it again from the website. It was better listening to the whole thing and how the liberal audience (it was done with an audience somewhere, I forget where) cheering for him.
    All one needs to do is listen to what he says for 30 minutes and they are hooked.
  • Stryder81, on 05/16/2008, -0/+3That is what I said in my post but didn't say it explicitly to spoil anything for anyone else.

    I think the person who sent the e-mail asked out of not really understanding if Paul was the official candidate to run in the General Election or not and Paul answered back by saying No.

  • Ghoztt, on 05/16/2008, -0/+2Ah, too bad for Ron Paul. I'm still voting for him :)
  • inactive, on 05/16/2008, -0/+2Did he say that he is NOT a candidate in the general election? I thought that I heard that between 30 and 31 minutes into the interview.
  • LumpyRevolution, on 05/16/2008, -0/+2The R3VOLution is bigger than this.

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