Ron Paul 2012 Podcast

Despite the GOP's disappointing showing in last week's elections, Dr. Rand Paul has certainly returned to Washington with a purpose. On Tuesday, the Senator released a video message via his YouTube channel entitled, Is 1984 Now? The Senator considers the deceptive nature of US politics, and a few of the many ways George Orwell's dystopian novel rings true in the context of legislation, and the modern national security state. You should see the video, itself- which contains imagery that brings to mind Orwellian concepts like crimestop, doublethink, and totalitarian government. This video is sure to go viral- could it be the opening salvo in a 2016 campaign? This is not the only news Sen. Paul has made already this week- so stay tuned for more!

Despite the GOP's disappointing showing in last week's elections, Dr. Rand Paul has certainly returned to Washington with a purpose. On Tuesday, the Senator released a video message via his YouTube channel entitled, Is 1984 Now? The Senator considers the deceptive nature of US politics, and a few of the many ways George Orwell's dystopian novel rings true in the context of legislation, and the modern national security state. You should see the video, itself- which contains imagery that brings to mind Orwellian concepts like crimestop, doublethink, and totalitarian government. This video is sure to go viral- could it be the opening salvo in a 2016 campaign? This is not the only news Sen. Paul has made already this week- so stay tuned for more!

U.S. Representative Ron Paul, a Texas Republican, talks about U.S. fiscal policy and prospects for political compromise on the nation’s budget deficit and debt. He speaks with Trish Regan on Bloomberg Television's Street Smart. The Congressman states that he sees no chance that a grand bargain will be made regarding the fiscal cliff, and that he doesn't see any coordinated effort to remove John Boehner from the leadership of the House.

U.S. Representative Ron Paul, a Texas Republican, talks about U.S. fiscal policy and prospects for political compromise on the nation’s budget deficit and debt. He speaks with Trish Regan on Bloomberg Television's Street Smart. The Congressman states that he sees no chance that a grand bargain will be made regarding the fiscal cliff, and that he doesn't see any coordinated effort to remove John Boehner from the leadership of the House.

In his latest Texas Straight Talk telephone update, Congressman Ron Paul speaks out on behalf of free market economics - even during a disaster like Hurricane Sandy, when doing so may be politically incorrect! The government and their lackeys in the press are constantly on the lookout for gasoline "price gouging" when quickly rising prices are certain to occur. But if the supply lines are severed locally or regionally, that same gasoline in the tanks at the local gas station just became several times more valuable as a commodity. As so often is the case, the government takes on an impossible task which leads to serious unintended consequences.

In his latest Texas Straight Talk telephone update, Congressman Ron Paul speaks out on behalf of free market economics - even during a disaster like Hurricane Sandy, when doing so may be politically incorrect! The government and their lackeys in the press are constantly on the lookout for gasoline "price gouging" when quickly rising prices are certain to occur. But if the supply lines are severed locally or regionally, that same gasoline in the tanks at the local gas station just became several times more valuable as a commodity. As so often is the case, the government takes on an impossible task which leads to serious unintended consequences.

Four more years....hooray. Despite how unpopular Barack Obama's leftist agenda has been to half of the country, the other half of the American electorate apparently thinks its just dandy. While we'll all speculate whether Ron Paul could have tipped the scales for the Republican Party, I can't help but wonder what that mainstream media would have done to the Congressman- given the way the liberals even tried to brand moderate Mitt as extreme. The pundits are predictably noting the old (and white) demographics of the GOP, and the need to expand the party to the more socially moderate, fiscally conservative forces represented by the r3VOLution. Dr. Paul referenced the many similarities of the two major candidates throughout the general election campaign, but he seemed exasperated in the end that the American people were unwilling or unable to repudiate Obama's four years of statism. Links to the original media sources are included in the file description, included audio can be heard in the order listed below: (0:00) Jeff Rense's Election Eve Coverage, Introduces "We've Heard It All Before" - The Obama TelePrompter needs new material! Video by YouTube User: rnc. (11/5) (*Linked audio requires paid subscription.) (4:18) Undecided Youth Vote Swings to Obama. Alex Keefe reports for WBEZ 91.5 (public radio - Chicago, IL). (10/31) (6:37) Randy from Indiana on The Dennis Miller Show: "Ron Paul should endorse Romney" - Audio archived at LearnOutoud.com. (11/1) (7:06) The Radio Ad for After Ron Paul Loses (on Election Day). Audio compliments of The Freedom Feens. (11/1) (7:37) Louis Cammarosano on Real Estate 360 Live: Politicians (besides RP) Ignore the Coming Debt Crisis . Video by YouTube User: HomeGainInc. (11/5) (15:56) Jim Condit, Jr. and associates discuss the Ron Paul write-in effort with Jack and Steve of The Aroostook Watchmen. Audio archived at TalkShoe. (11/6) (48:19) Activist/author Jason Rink talks election and liberty movement with Robert Scott Bell. Audio archived at NaturalNews Radio. (11/6) (1:07:11) Free Talk Live caller Marcus in Keene, New Hampshire - Last act of activism for Ron Paul r3VOLution? What about 2016? (11/6) (1:13:02) Ron Paul briefly gives his Election Day thoughts on CNBC: For Deficit, Doesn't Matter Who Wins. (11/6) (1:14:02) Gov. Gary Johnson Concedes Election, Speaks to Supporters in Albu

Four more years....hooray. Despite how unpopular Barack Obama's leftist agenda has been to half of the country, the other half of the American electorate apparently thinks its just dandy. While we'll all speculate whether Ron Paul could have tipped the scales for the Republican Party, I can't help but wonder what that mainstream media would have done to the Congressman- given the way the liberals even tried to brand moderate Mitt as extreme. The pundits are predictably noting the old (and white) demographics of the GOP, and the need to expand the party to the more socially moderate, fiscally conservative forces represented by the r3VOLution. Dr. Paul referenced the many similarities of the two major candidates throughout the general election campaign, but he seemed exasperated in the end that the American people were unwilling or unable to repudiate Obama's four years of statism. Links to the original media sources are included in the file description, included audio can be heard in the order listed below: (0:00) Jeff Rense's Election Eve Coverage, Introduces "We've Heard It All Before" - The Obama TelePrompter needs new material! Video by YouTube User: rnc. (11/5) (*Linked audio requires paid subscription.) (4:18) Undecided Youth Vote Swings to Obama. Alex Keefe reports for WBEZ 91.5 (public radio - Chicago, IL). (10/31) (6:37) Randy from Indiana on The Dennis Miller Show: "Ron Paul should endorse Romney" - Audio archived at LearnOutoud.com. (11/1) (7:06) The Radio Ad for After Ron Paul Loses (on Election Day). Audio compliments of The Freedom Feens. (11/1) (7:37) Louis Cammarosano on Real Estate 360 Live: Politicians (besides RP) Ignore the Coming Debt Crisis . Video by YouTube User: HomeGainInc. (11/5) (15:56) Jim Condit, Jr. and associates discuss the Ron Paul write-in effort with Jack and Steve of The Aroostook Watchmen. Audio archived at TalkShoe. (11/6) (48:19) Activist/author Jason Rink talks election and liberty movement with Robert Scott Bell. Audio archived at NaturalNews Radio. (11/6) (1:07:11) Free Talk Live caller Marcus in Keene, New Hampshire - Last act of activism for Ron Paul r3VOLution? What about 2016? (11/6) (1:13:02) Ron Paul briefly gives his Election Day thoughts on CNBC: For Deficit, Doesn't Matter Who Wins. (11/6) (1:14:02) Gov. Gary Johnson Concedes Election, Speaks to Supporters in Albuquerque, NM. Video compliments of YouTube User: RapsAlive. (11/6) (1:22:14) MSNBC's Joe Scarborough: Ron Paul Supporters and libertarians are the Future of GOP. Video by YouTube User: Conservative1001BG. (11/7) (1:28:48) Fox News' Special Report online - Panel recaps results of presidential race. (11/7) (1:37:10) Alex Castellanos on CNN's AC360: "Ron Paul Youth the Future of the Republican Party". Video by YouTube User:

On his Friday afternoon broadcast, Alex Jones spoke with Rep. Ron Paul about Obama's re-anointment and the economic implosion now slowly taking out the pinions of the once mighty U.S. economy. This is the first time that the Congressman has made it onto Infowars Live in almost a year- but I'm glad to see it.

On his Friday afternoon broadcast, Alex Jones spoke with Rep. Ron Paul about Obama's re-anointment and the economic implosion now slowly taking out the pinions of the once mighty U.S. economy. This is the first time that the Congressman has made it onto Infowars Live in almost a year- but I'm glad to see it.

U.S. Representative Ron Paul, a Texas Republican, talks about U.S. fiscal policy, and the prospects of political compromise on the nation’s budget deficit. Paul speaks to Betty Liu on Bloomberg TV's In the Loop.

U.S. Representative Ron Paul, a Texas Republican, talks about U.S. fiscal policy, and the prospects of political compromise on the nation’s budget deficit. Paul speaks to Betty Liu on Bloomberg TV's In the Loop.

It looks like neither Mitt Romney nor President Barack Obama will land the endorsement of former GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul in this final hour of election 2012. In an Election Day interview on CNN's Newsroom, the Texas congressman told Brooke Baldwin that he won't back either candidate because he sees little difference between them.

It looks like neither Mitt Romney nor President Barack Obama will land the endorsement of former GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul in this final hour of election 2012. In an Election Day interview on CNN's Newsroom, the Texas congressman told Brooke Baldwin that he won't back either candidate because he sees little difference between them.

Dr. Ron Paul appeared as part of Fox Business' Election Day coverage to talk about the subjects that he feels weren’t properly addressed in the Presidential election. The Congressman reiterates his belief that there's not much substantive difference between Obama and Romney.