Ron Paul

At one point in the fist hour of last night's CNN Republican debate, 'blacking out' almost took on a whole new meaning, meaning the blacking out of Ron Paul.

Dr. Paul has top fundraising strong polling and the best organization in key early states. It is time for the mainstream media to stop writing their own self-fulfilling prophecy and give equal time to all of the top candidates in this race.

I think a fence is symbolic of that and I can understand why somebody might look at that. But when we approach this immigration problem, we should look at the incentives and the mandates of the federal government saying you must educate…

There's been a lot of discussion about medicine. But it seems to be talking about, which kind of government management is best. Our problem is we have too much.

It raises revenues and the worst part about it is it is regressive. A lot of people aren't paying any taxes. I like that. I don't think we should even things up by raising taxes. It's a regressive tax so it's very, very dangerous and it…

You see, it goes on, it can be awfully hard to be on stage for nearly 40 minutes between speaking. Yes, 40 minutes. That's how long the mainstream media trying to keep my views out of the debate at one point.

At one point in the last hour of last night's CNN Republican debate blacking out almost took on a whole new meaning, meaning the blacking out of Ron Paul.

When became clear is someone who is being targeted Anwar al-Awlaki's father actually to take the government to court.

Awlaki was born here, he's an American citizen. He was never charged or tried for any crimes. Nobody knows if he killed anybody.

As long as this country follows that idea, we're going to be under a lot of -- a lot of danger. This whole idea that the whole Muslim world is responsible for this and they're attacking us because we're free and prosperous, that is just…

Once Obama care is repealed, and it will be, the question is what do we do now?

First off, you know, the governor of Texas criticized the governor of Massachusetts for Romneycare, but he wrote a really fancy letter supporting Hillarycare.