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Yup, and if Fox moderates the debate the moderators will be war happy neocons. Unless by some miracle they let Judge Napolitano moderate it.

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The "Manchurian Candidate" ad was never a part of the Ron Paul official campaign. Ron Paul has no control over what some kid puts up on youtube. Neither he nor any member of his campaign staff has endorsed that ad, quite to the contrary, when it was brought to their attention they denounced...

Krugman won the Nobel Prize in economics so he must be right -- debt matters for individuals but not for the U.S. government. So we should adopt the following policies: 1. Eliminate all federal taxes and pay for the federal government entirely with debt. 2. Instead of individuals...

So you concede that we have already started a war with Iran. Good. Now don't pretend to be shocked or surprised when they start fighting back, say, by mining the Straits of Hormuz. And if they do something like that and the neocons say, "See -- the Iranians have started a war with us!" then...

Its the fault of people like you, who think that 10 years of going nowhere in a war isn't enough. I'd like a Constitutional amendment: No war is allowed to last longer than World War II.

We bombed Iraq for years during the 10 years of sanctions on that country, resulting in tens of thousands of Iraqi deaths (and that's the conservative estimate). In backdoor negotiations the Iraqis agreed to everything the U.S. wanted in return for ending the sanctions -- complete, unrestricted...

Given that the United States has far more experience with fighting wars than the Iranians (the same Iranians you are so deathly afraid of) and given that our technology is a step up from theirs, I don't doubt that the U.S. could "win" a war with Iran in the sense of flattening their cities and...

Except that the whole point is to make conditions so intolerable for the Iranians that they take some sort of military action -- firing a missile at a ship or mining the Straits of Hormuz. Then the neocons have the causus belli they've been wanting for years, and finally get their PNAC dreams...

I won't fly until the TSA goes away. I'll take my itty bitty chances of being blown up by Big Bad Terrorists (about as likely as getting struck by lightening) rather than be a sheep who willingly gives up his 4th Amendment rights every time he wants to go someplace.

We get out of Iraq and Afghanistan. Sadaam is dead and so is Bin Laden. Presto! -- no more Americans killed by Iranian IEDs.

Yes, Ron Paul did vote to go after Al Qaeda. And if George W. Bush had kept his eye on the prize rather than get distracted by Iraq, he could have nailed Bin Laden years before Obama did. As for the argument that the Iranians are madmen who are willing to see their own country destroyed just...

Well, an awful lot of Massachusetts transplants live in New Hampshire, and they take their politics with them. Romney is going to win, the best we can hope for is that Paul comes in a strong second. If that happens the headlines will read, "Romney Wins in New Hampshire, Santorum is Third".

This is not surprising in an agency tailor made to appeal to psychopaths.

God tells me the next President will be Obama or Romney, to punish us for our sins.

Yes, but then all the birthers did what you'd expect them to do -- admit they were wrong (ha ha, just kidding), no, insist it was a forgery. Personally I think it's more productive to demand that the government tell us what they know about crashed alien spacecraft.

The Powell doctrine is a vast improvement over the Bush doctrine, which seemed to be, "Start a war with Iraq because we can." Of course there is going to be disagreement over what is and is not a threat to our vital national security interest. I would certainly prefer that Iran does not...

My scores were for correctness, they were not the odds of winning the presidential election. Ron Paul has better than 0% chance of winning but the odds are indeed very low because most Americans aren't very bright.

Iran wants to sell their oil. It is the United States that is imposing sanctions designed to prevent other countries from buying Iranian oil. So if anybody is causing the price of oil to spike it's us.

Let's fact check that devastating "anti-Paul" video. Is the Council on Foreign Relations very powerful and influential? Yup. Pretty much anybody who's anybody in Washington, D.C. is in it, as are numerous corporate leaders and academics: http://www.cfr.org/about/membership/roster.html...