I was still practicing medicine. That was probably why I wasn't a very good publisher because I had to make a living.
Ron Paul: “I was still practicing medicine. That was probably why I wasn't a very good publisher because I had to make a living.”
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Ron Paul explains his lack of involvement in the newsletters while he was focused on his medical practice.
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The greatest danger when we accept the notion that the government is supposed to take care of us from cradle to grave and we're supposed to be the policemen of the world is that ultimately it's down at the expense of personal liberty.
I think the most disagreement that is clear-cut is probably what you were able to point out.
Safety is the only thing that I care about. Both economically and physical safety is the driving force and it's also the destruction of liberty.
I think there has been a few of us who have been warning about this, and voted against the Patriot Act, voted against these FISA courts. So it doesn't surprise me a bit.