On Thursday, January 14, Congressman Ron Paul appeared on Fox Business to discuss who is to blame for the financial crisis. The suspects -- runaway spending, Freddie and Fannie Mac, the Geithner-AIG affair, and the Federal Reserve.
If you have followed Ron Paul at all then you would know that he has been right all along. This man is one of the only people in Washington DC who is really for CHANGE. I am PROUD to say that I voted for him even though he did not get elected.
Keep fighting the good fight Dr. Paul; thank you for your service sir.
I'm glad somebody is trying to end the myth that the "free market" is to blame. We have no free market in this country. The Fed manipulates every aspect of industry, and the businesses that went down first are the ones that were most closely dependent on the government . Corporatism - the merging of government regulation and the market, to the benefit or detriment of business - is to blame for the "crisis," not some imaginary laissez-faire system that doesn't and has never existed in this country.
How did the game get so messed up? The referees were playing.
Ron Paul , Rand Paul, Peter Schiff...
Let's get them all in office at the same time... get this freight train to hell turned around before it's too late.
Please all! Volunteer for Peter Schiff's Senate Run!
You can make calls, email etc
http://schiffforsenate.com/?q=get-involved
If you have followed Ron Paul at all then you would know that he has been right all along. This man is one of the only people in Washington DC who is really for CHANGE. I am PROUD to say that I voted for him even though he did not get elected.
Keep fighting the good fight Dr. Paul; thank you for your service sir.
Will Saint
http://www.twitter.com/willsaint
I'm glad somebody is trying to end the myth that the "free market" is to blame. We have no free market in this country. The Fed manipulates every aspect of industry, and the businesses that went down first are the ones that were most closely dependent on the government . Corporatism - the merging of government regulation and the market, to the benefit or detriment of business - is to blame for the "crisis," not some imaginary laissez-faire system that doesn't and has never existed in this country.
How did the game get so messed up? The referees were playing.